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How nice it is to be tidy
Textbook Part 2, pp. 53–54
GoalUnderstand what being neat and tidy means; know personal hygiene rules.
New words
neat and tidy · orastaorder · tartibadmiration · havastowel · sochiq
Explanation
Being orasta means being clean, dressing nicely, behaving well and keeping things in order. The textbook has the poem “Be neat!” by Muhiddin Omon. Every day we wash our face and hands, brush our teeth, use our own towel and change our clothes and socks on time.
Worked examples
“Neat Madina”. Madina gets up early in the morning. She washes her face and hands and brushes her teeth. She combs her hair and makes her bed. Her toys and books are always in their places. Everyone admires Madina.
Similar words: ozoda = toza (clean), ko‘rkam = chiroyli (beautiful).
Class activity
“Morning routine”: children put picture cards in order: wake up → wash → brush teeth → get dressed → breakfast.
Practice
1
When does Madina get up?
Early
2
What does she do in the morning?
She washes, brushes her teeth, combs her hair and makes her bed.
3
Where are her toys?
Always in their places
4
Find a word meaning the same as ozoda.
toza