도와주십쇼~ 네~(애교임다)

유나맘
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2008-08-14

방학에 휴가중인데도 초게는 뜨겁네요.

저도 자꾸만 초게로 넘어오고 싶은것이...ㅎㅎ

매번 살짝 구경만 하다가

오늘은 도움을 구합니다.

영미권에서 하는 말장난 있잖아요.

Knock, Knock! Who's There?

이 말장난 관련한 책이나,

이런 말장난 모음을 찾을 수 있는 곳 아시는지요?

제가 가지고 있는 책에서 예를 들어볼게요.

Knock, knock.

Who's there?

Olive.

Olive who?

Olive you so much.

Knock, knock.

Who's there?

Ken.

Ken who?

Ken you hear me?

또 한가지는요...

아이들한테 던질만한 질문이 있는 퀴즈책 아시면 추천부탁드려요.

Brain Quest는 그림을 보여주고 맞추는 거여서 여러 아이들과 놀기에 적당하지 않더군요.

한두줄의 질문도 좋고, 한페이지 정도 되는 질문도 좋을듯 해요.

"소"와 관련된 퀴즈라면

"소 잃고 외양간 고친다"와 같은 우리 속담을 가져오기 보다는

"cow jumping over the moon"을 가져와서 퀴즈를 내는

영어적표현이 자연스러운 책을 찾고 있어요.

이 책도 재미있긴 한데,

지혜로운 답을 요하는 질문이어서 아이들이 알아내기 어려운 답이어서 함게 놀기에 좀 글쿠요.

제발 도와주십쇼~ 네~

추천 공유

라케시스
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2008-08-14 13:28

유나맘님 질문글인데 내용을 읽다가..제가 더 캐치해 가네요...

적어주신 글도 너무 재미있구요~

저도 덧글 공유해 가야겠습니다 ^^

유나맘
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2008-08-14 10:47

위에 소개한 More Stories to Solve에서 문제 하나 가져와 볼게요. 재밌어요.

답은 이따가 오후에....

The new prince

King Leopard needed an heir to take his place when he died, but he had no sons. It was decided that a contest would be held and the winner would become prince.

"This spear will be the test," announced King Leopard. "Whoever can throw it up in the air while dancing and count to ten before catching it will be named my son and prince."

Of course, all the animals were eager to try. It seemed an easy test. Elephant insisted on being first. His dance was clumsy, and he had counted only to four when the spear fell to the ground. Ox was next. His dance was somewhat better, and he threw the spear a little higher; but it still hit the ground before he'd counted to five. Ape was next, and others followed. None of them could count to ten before the spear hit the ground beside them.

When the little deer said he wanted to try, everyone laughed.

"Rules are rules," said the king. "Everyone here may have his chance."

The little deer picked up the spear and danced a lovely light-footed dance. As he danced, he threw up the spear and easily counted to ten before catching it again. That very day he was crowned prince. How did the little deer succeed when the larger, stronger animals had failed?