Unit5 (同步阅读)Why Thunder and Lightning Are Far Away(书籍音频+Word)-八年级下册英语教材同步单元主题阅读（人教版）

Benchmark education proudly presents advance all. Follow along as I read when you hear this sound. Turn the page now lets read why . thunder and lightning are far away. A nigerian folktale retold by Michael bagnulo, illustrated by Henry asiki. Why thunder and lightning are far away an nigerian folktale retold by Michael bag nuo, illustrated by Henry as you kiki. Thunder and her sun lightning lived in the village. Lightning had a bad temper. When lightning was angry, he broke and burned thing. My son, thunder said in her booming voice, stop breaking and burning things. SHE cried and her tears put out the flames. The king of the village spoke to thunder. Your son is burning everything go from the village. Move to the forest. Thunder and lightning moved to the forest. Lightning got angry again. He broke and burned the trees. His mother cried SHE called him with her bombing voice. The king of the village spoke to thunder. Your son burned the trees. Go from the forest. Move to the clouds. Thunder and lightning move to the clouds today. Lightning still gets angry. His anger flashes in the sky. Thunder comes him with her bombing voice read to advance why the sky is far away. Many years ago, the sky was very close to our earth. People from the village could break off a piece of the sky and eat IT. People wasted the sky's food, and the sky became angry. You are wasting my gift. The sky said in a bombing voice, if you do not stop, I will go away. At first, the people were careful. However, soon they forgot the skies warning. The sky said, you are greedy and watered. Now I will go far away. The people chased the sky, but who will feed us? They asked, you will work for your food. You will plant crops. The sky replied. Then the sky floated up high, where IT is today. Words to know, angry. Adjective, feeling upset or annoyed because of something wrong or unfair. When lightning was angry, he broke and burnt. Things booming. Adjective, having a very loud and low sound, my son thunder said in her booming voice, stop breaking and burning things. Flames now, hot, glowing gas, seen when a fire is burning. SHE cried, and her tears put out the flames. Forest, now, an area that is covered with trees, go from the village. Move to the forest. King, now a male ruler, the king of the village spoke to thunder village, now a small town in the country. Thunder and her sun, lightning lived in the village. why? Thunder and lightning are far away. Thunder loves her son lightning, but lightning keeps causing trouble. Read to learn about what happens as a result of lightning bad behavior. ADVANCE ALL Accelerating Literacy & Language King Midas and His Daughter by Barbara Andrews • illustrated by Joel Spector Myth Character Ways Characters Shape Stories King Midas was a greedy king. He wished that all he touched would turn to gold. He turned many things into gold. He even turned his daughter Marigold into gold. King Midas was very sad. He did not want any more gold. He wanted his daughter back. He made another wish. Marigold was real again. King Midas was so happy that he gave her many gifts. Marigold did not care about these gifts. She did not really want them. Marigold only cared about nature. She loved the flowers and the animals. How could she tell her father what was important to her? Marigold said, "Thank you for your gifts. Now I want to give you a gift. I want to take you for a walk." King Midas smiled. He said, "I did not know that walking was a gift." King Midas and his daughter walked in the woods. They saw the animals. They picked flowers. King Midas said, "Now I know what is important." Read to Advance The Tale of King Midas: A Greek Myth Long ago there was a rich king named Midas. He loved his daughter, Marigold. Midas also loved gold. As time passed, Midas wanted more and more gold. Every day Midas went to his favorite room: the treasure room. There he counted his coins. "I must have more gold," Midas said. "I will take a walk in my garden. Maybe that will make me happy." "I wish everything I touch would turn to gold," cried Midas. "I grant your wish, King Midas. Everything you touch will turn to gold," said the Greek god Dionysus. Then he disappeared. Midas began to wander happily around the palace. He touched his hairbrush, and it turned to gold. His plates, forks, and spoons turned to gold. Words to Know daughter (DAU-ter) noun a female child He even turned his daughter Marigold into gold. greedy (GREE-dee) adjective having an eager and selfish desire or longing King Midas was a greedy king. important (im-POR-tent) adjective having serious or great meaning How could she tell her father what was important to her? nature (NAY-cher) noun the physical world (such as plants, animals, and woods) that is not made by people Marigold only cared about nature. real (REEL) adjective not imagined, actually existing Marigold was real again. wish (WISH) noun a hope or desire for something He made another wish. King Midas and His Daughter King Midas loved gold. He made a wish. He wanted everything he touched to turn into gold. He thought that would make his life great. But then his daughter turned into gold. Read to find out what happened next. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$