dragon
dangerous
girl
big
porridge
little
breakfast
wild
greedy
roar
terrible
firewood
careful
house
loud
market
poor
stomachache
SCENE ONE
Narrator: This is a story from Indonesia about Too-too-moo and the Komodo dragon.
Mother: Breakfast is ready.
Too-too-moo: Oh no. Rice again!
Mother: We’re poor. And remember, the dragon gets porridge. I make it for him every day. He eats all of our porridge!
Too-too-moo: I know he eats a lot, but he’s the biggest dragon in the world! He’s my friend.
Mother: He’s a wild animal. You need to be careful!
Narrator: And so Mother left to collect firewood to sell in the market.
Who likes the dragon?
Who doesn't like the dragon?
Where does the mother go?
SCENE TWO
Narrator: There was a knock on the door!
Too-too-moo: That’s the dragon. He knocks on the door louder every day.
Dragon: Too-too-moo! Where are you? I’m hungry, and I need my porridge.
Narrator: Too-too-moo gave the dragon his breakfast. The dragon roared, and then he walked away with the porridge.
How often does the dragon come to the house?
SCENE THREE Narrator: The weather was hot. Nobody wanted firewood so Too-too-moo and her mother couldn’t make any money. They got poorer and poorer. Soon there was no food in the little house. But still the Komodo dragon came for his porridge.
Dragon: Too-too-moo! Where are you? I’m hungry, and I need my breakfast. Open the door! I’ve got a stomach-ache. I can’t wait any more!
Narrator: Too-too-moo opened the door.
Too-too-moo: There isn’t any porridge.
Narrator: The dragon was angry. He pushed Too-too-moo. He showed his terrible teeth, and he gave a terrible roar.
Dragon: Too-too-moo, you aren’t my friend any more!
Why didn't people buy firewood?
Why did the family get poorer?
Why did the dragon got a stomachache?
Why was the dragon angry?
SCENE FOUR
Narrator: At last the weather got colder. People bought firewood again. Too-too-moo’s mother came home with rice and porridge.
Mother: I’m happy that greedy dragon doesn’t come here now. There is more food for us!
Too-too-moo: He wasn’t greedy, Mother. He was hungry.
Mother: He’s dangerous! He needs to stay in the forest where he belongs.
Narrator: The dragon never came to the little house again. But Too-too-moo often left a bowl of porridge in the forest for his breakfast.
Why did people buy firewood again?
Why is the mother happy?
Why did the girl often go to the forest?
Why does she give the dragon breakfast?
Do you think the dragon is greedy?
PUP3 U3 Literature. Komodo Gragon
Svetlana
Created on September 11, 2025
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Transcript
dragon
dangerous
girl
big
porridge
little
breakfast
wild
greedy
roar
terrible
firewood
careful
house
loud
market
poor
stomachache
SCENE ONE Narrator: This is a story from Indonesia about Too-too-moo and the Komodo dragon. Mother: Breakfast is ready. Too-too-moo: Oh no. Rice again! Mother: We’re poor. And remember, the dragon gets porridge. I make it for him every day. He eats all of our porridge! Too-too-moo: I know he eats a lot, but he’s the biggest dragon in the world! He’s my friend. Mother: He’s a wild animal. You need to be careful! Narrator: And so Mother left to collect firewood to sell in the market.
Who likes the dragon?
Who doesn't like the dragon?
Where does the mother go?
SCENE TWO Narrator: There was a knock on the door! Too-too-moo: That’s the dragon. He knocks on the door louder every day. Dragon: Too-too-moo! Where are you? I’m hungry, and I need my porridge. Narrator: Too-too-moo gave the dragon his breakfast. The dragon roared, and then he walked away with the porridge.
How often does the dragon come to the house?
SCENE THREE Narrator: The weather was hot. Nobody wanted firewood so Too-too-moo and her mother couldn’t make any money. They got poorer and poorer. Soon there was no food in the little house. But still the Komodo dragon came for his porridge. Dragon: Too-too-moo! Where are you? I’m hungry, and I need my breakfast. Open the door! I’ve got a stomach-ache. I can’t wait any more! Narrator: Too-too-moo opened the door. Too-too-moo: There isn’t any porridge. Narrator: The dragon was angry. He pushed Too-too-moo. He showed his terrible teeth, and he gave a terrible roar. Dragon: Too-too-moo, you aren’t my friend any more!
Why didn't people buy firewood?
Why did the family get poorer?
Why did the dragon got a stomachache?
Why was the dragon angry?
SCENE FOUR Narrator: At last the weather got colder. People bought firewood again. Too-too-moo’s mother came home with rice and porridge. Mother: I’m happy that greedy dragon doesn’t come here now. There is more food for us! Too-too-moo: He wasn’t greedy, Mother. He was hungry. Mother: He’s dangerous! He needs to stay in the forest where he belongs. Narrator: The dragon never came to the little house again. But Too-too-moo often left a bowl of porridge in the forest for his breakfast.
Why did people buy firewood again?
Why is the mother happy?
Why did the girl often go to the forest?
Why does she give the dragon breakfast?
Do you think the dragon is greedy?