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Question 1

Observe the picture

a. What are the little ones doing?

b. What do you mean by the saying “When you eat the fruit, remember the one who planted the tree”?

Solution method:

Look at the picture to answer the question.

Detailed explanation:

a. The children are eating fruit.

b. The phrase “Remember who planted the tree when eating the fruit” means that we need to live gratefully and gratefully.

Verse 2

Read

Grateful

Eat a bowl of rice

Remember the plowman.

Eat water spinach,

Remember the pond digger.

Eat a peach,

Remember the original grower.

Eat a snail,

Remember the seeker.

ferry boat,

Remember the oarsman.

Lying in a hammock,

Remember the person on the rope.

Standing cool under the tree,

Remember the grower.

(Bronze knife)

Words: Plow the field, cultivate the roots, find, cross the boat, cultivate

Verse 3

Find at the end of the lines the words that rhyme with each other

Solution method:

I read the poem to complete the exercise.

Detailed explanation:

– field, want

– pond, peach

– root, snail

– find, boat

– rope, tree

Verse 4

Answer the question

a. The rhyme reminds us of whom?

b. Why should we be grateful to them?

c. As for me, who am I grateful for? Why?

Solution method:

I read the poem to answer the questions.

Detailed explanation:

a. The rhyme reminds us to be grateful to the plowmen, the pond digger, the root cultivator, the finder, the oarsman, the rope-tie, the planter.

b. We need to be grateful to them because thanks to them we can have a bowl of rice, water spinach, peaches and snails, we can get to the boat, have a hammock, and have shade.

c. I am grateful to my parents and teachers. Because my parents gave birth to me, gave me life, and my teachers taught me knowledge.

Question 5

Memorize the rhyme

Detailed explanation:

I actively memorize the rhyme.

Verse 6

Tell me what I need to do to show my gratitude to a relative or teacher

Solution method:

I contact myself to complete the exercise.

Detailed explanation:

To show gratitude to relatives or teachers, I need to study and practice well, achieve high academic results, become good children and good students to please relatives and teachers.