Discovery of the Tin Woodman
Welcome to Lesson 12! Today we practice our pitch modulations, introduce our school buddies, listen to Chapter 3.1 of the story, and explore the forest to meet a metallic friend in desperate need of oil.
Part 1: Whole Mind Academy School Anthem
The Lion wears a golden crown
The Unicorn jumps up and down
With the Cross to guide our light
We grow together brave and bright
Royal Blue we wear with pride
With friends and teachers by our side
Whole Mind Whole Mind our school so grand
The happiest place in all the land
Hand in hand we stand so tall
Whole Mind Academy for us all
The Lion wears a golden crown
The Unicorn jumps up and down
π‘ Tip: Tap/Click on any lyric line to highlight and focus during singing practice.
Anthem Vocal Guide
Press play below to practice singing along with correct rhythm
Mascot Legends
The Golden Crown represents courage. The jumping Unicorn represents boundless joy.
Part 2: Interactive Buddy Introduction Badge
βοΈ Personalize Buddy Card
"Hello everyone, this is my buddy."
"This is Dorothy. She is in Grade 3. Her favourite food is Honey Apples. Her favourite subject is Astronomy. And Her best friend is The Scarecrow. She loves exploring forests. Her favourite animal is Lion. Her favourite book is Wonderful Wizard of Oz. I want to be a doctor. It is because it could help sick people."
Part 3: Revision (Lesson 11 Intonations)
Kansas (down) is (up) my home (down).
Pitch: β β βMy aunt (down) and (up) uncle (down) live (up) there (down).
Pitch: β β β β βDorothy (down) and (up) Toto (down) finish (up) their bread (down).
Pitch: β β β β βIn the evening (flat) Dorothy (down) is (up) tired (down).
Pitch: β β β βDorothy (down) and Toto (up) sleep (down).
Pitch: β β βPart 4: Wizard of Oz digital Storybook (Chapter 3.1)
π§ Story Audiobook
Listen to the correct English pacing, emphasis, and intonations of Lesson 12.
Lesson Chapter Summary
"The Scarecrow hears a strange loud sound in the dark forest. They investigate and discover a beautiful silver metallic figure standing still among the trees holding an ax. The rusted Tin Woodman groans, 'I can't move! There's an oil can in my house.' Dorothy and her companions immediately leap to help him regain his freedom..."
π£οΈ Interactive Q&A (Teacher Guide)
Reveal Suggested Answers BelowPart 5: Interactive Intonation Visualization
Click any sentence to map its live pitch curve:
The Scarecrow (β) hear (β) a loud (β) noise (β) outside (β).
They (β) run out (β) of the house (β).
He (β) has (β) an ax (β) in (β) his hands (β).
I (β) can't (β) move (β)!
There's (β) an oil (β) can (β) in my (β) house (β).
Sentence 1
"The Scarecrow hear a loud noise outside."
Part 6: Creative Writing Notebook
π Instructions: Choose five new vocabulary words you have learned from the story (e.g., Scarecrow, loud, noise, ax, oil, rusty). Write five distinct sentences. Practice reading them aloud with teammates in preparation for class presentation.
βοΈ Student Draft Workbench
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