Story sequence: The Wizard of Oz:
1. Dorothy đ§ and Toto đļ live on a farm đ in Kansas.
2. A tornado đĒī¸ carries Dorothy đ§ and Toto đļ far away!
3. They land in a magical place đ and meet Glinda đ§â¨, the Good Witch.
4. Dorothy đ§ gets red shoes đ that are very special â¨.
5. Glinda đ§ says: âFollow the Yellow Brick Road đ¤ī¸ to see the Wizard đ!â
6. Dorothy đ§ meets the Scarecrow đ¤đŊ who wants a brain đ§ .
7. Then she meets the Tin Man đ¤ who wants a heart â¤ī¸.
8. Next, she meets the Lion đĻ who wants courage đĒ.
9. They walk together đŖ on the Yellow Brick Road đ¤ī¸ to the Emerald City đ°đ.
10. The Wicked Witch đ§ââī¸đ¤ sends flying monkeys đ to scare them đą.
11. Dorothy đ§ throws water đ§ on the Witch đ§ââī¸, and she melts! đĢ
12. The friends đ§đļđ¤đ¤đĻ meet the Wizard đ, but heâs just a man đŠ!
13. The Wizard đ helps them believe in themselves đĒâ¤ī¸đ§ .
14. Dorothy đ§ clicks her red shoes đ and says, âThereâs no place like home đ .â
15. She wakes up in Kansas đ with Toto đļ and is happy đ.
Character details:
Dorothy Gale đ§
1. Brave:
Dorothy faces dangerous situations, like the Wicked Witch of the West and the flying monkeys, without giving up.
Her bravery shines as she embarks on a journey through an unknown magical land.
2. Kind-hearted:
âĸ She shows compassion toward her friends, like comforting the Cowardly Lion and helping the Scarecrow down from his pole.
âĸ Her desire to return home stems from her love and care for her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry.
3. Determined:
âĸ Despite numerous challenges, she remains focused on finding her way back to Kansas.
âĸ Her persistence drives her to seek help from the Wizard and follow the good witchâs advice.
4. Resourceful:
âĸ Dorothy uses her intelligence to solve problems, such as defeating the Wicked Witch with water.
Scarecrow đž
1. Curious:
âĸ The Scarecrow constantly asks questions and seeks knowledge, showing his desire to grow intellectually.
âĸ His curiosity leads him to join Dorothy on her journey.
2. Loyal:
âĸ He remains by Dorothyâs side throughout the adventure, always willing to help.
âĸ His devotion to their friendship is unwavering.
3. Humble:
âĸ The Scarecrow doubts his own intelligence but later realizes he already has wisdom within him.
âĸ He values the support and encouragement of his friends.
4. Problem-solver:
âĸ Despite thinking he lacks a brain, he often comes up with clever ideas during the journey, such as planning their way into the Witchâs castle.
Tin Man đ¤
1. Compassionate:
âĸ The Tin Man shows deep empathy, often moved to tears by the struggles of others.
âĸ His quest for a heart symbolizes his desire to feel and express love.
2. Gentle:
âĸ Despite being made of tin, he is sensitive and avoids harming others.
âĸ He demonstrates kindness toward all creatures, even shedding tears over a crushed insect.
3. Self-aware:
âĸ He recognizes his own need for emotions and connection, driving his journey to seek a heart.
âĸ His quest reflects his inner humanity, even without realizing it.
4. Courageous:
âĸ The Tin Man braves numerous dangers alongside Dorothy and the others, proving his strength of character.
Cowardly Lion đĻ
1. Insecure:
âĸ The Lion believes he lacks courage, which makes him hesitant and unsure of himself.
âĸ His self-doubt motivates his journey to find bravery.
2. Protective:
âĸ Despite his insecurities, the Lion often protects Dorothy and his friends when they are in danger.
âĸ He faces his fears for the sake of others, showing hidden courage.
3. Emotional:
âĸ He is openly expressive, often crying or voicing his fears, which makes him relatable and endearing.
âĸ His vulnerability highlights his journey of self-growth.
4. Determined:
âĸ Although he struggles with fear, he doesnât abandon his quest, showing resolve and persistence.
The Wicked Witch of the West đ§ââī¸
1. Cruel:
âĸ The Wicked Witch seeks to harm Dorothy and her friends, using her powers for evil.
âĸ She enslaves others, like the Winkies and the flying monkeys, to do her bidding.
2. Greedy:
âĸ She obsesses over the magical ruby slippers and desires power above all else.
âĸ Her greed drives her actions, ultimately leading to her downfall.
3. Manipulative:
âĸ The Witch uses trickery, like sending poppies to make Dorothy and her friends sleep, to get her way.
âĸ She exploits her minions to carry out her plans.
4. Fearful:
âĸ Despite her bravado, the Witch fears water, which becomes her greatest weakness.
âĸ Her fear highlights her vulnerability beneath her wicked exterior.
The Wizard of Oz đŠ
1. Deceptive:
âĸ The Wizard pretends to be a powerful figure but is merely a regular man from Kansas.
âĸ His deception stems from his desire to maintain control over the people of Oz.
2. Resourceful:
âĸ Though he lacks magical powers, he uses machinery and illusions to appear mighty.
âĸ His creativity allows him to maintain his image as a great wizard.
3. Well-meaning:
âĸ The Wizard ultimately helps Dorothy and her friends realize they already possess what they seek.
âĸ His intentions, while flawed, are rooted in kindness and understanding.
4. Insecure:
âĸ The Wizard hides his true self because he fears losing the respect and admiration of others.
âĸ His humility is revealed when he admits the truth and seeks forgiveness.
These detailed traits can help elementary students better understand the personalities and motivations of each character in the story!
Read in Bangla.
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