Can you imagine which story are we talking about?Tell me as much as you can about it

Some key words (theyare important to understand the story)

Fond

Tricksters

To weave

To unfit

Simpleton

Wise

Foolish

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At last, a child cried out, The emperor is naked!

Two tricksters decided to teach him a lesson.

One day, the king asked the wise prime minister to go and see how much work the two tailors had done. He saw the two men moving scissors in the air but he could see no cloth! He kept quiet for fear of being called stupid and ignorant. Instead, he praised the fabric and said it was marvellous.

Once upon a time there was an emperor whose only interest in life was to dress up in fashionable clothes. He kept changing his clothes, he was really fond of them, so that people could admire him.

They foolishly praised the invisible fabric and the colours. The emperor was very happy.

Finally, the emperors new dress was ready. He could see nothing but he too did not want to appear stupid. He admired the dress and thanked the tailors. He was asked to parade down the street for all to see the new clothes. The emperor paraded down the main street. The people could only see a naked emperor but no one admitted it for fear of being thought stupid.

Soon everyone began to murmur the same thing and very soon all shouted, The emperor is not wearing anything!

They told the emperor that they were very fine tailors and could weave a lovely new suit for him. It would be so light and fine that it would seem invisible. Only those who were simpleton could not see it. The emperor was very excited and ordered the new tailors to begin their work.

The endless story?

Work in groups and write the endof the story

Retell it to the rest of the class

Listen and jump up!

While listening the story, jump up and sit down every time you hear

MoneySuitFabricMinisterParade

The emperors new clothes

Which adjectives would you use to describethe emperor, the tricksters, the prime minister?