牛津阅读树3内容文字
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牛津阅读树3内容文字3-1 The Steel Band.A band came to play.“My name is Stan,” said a man.“I want you to help us.”“I want you to clap,” he said.“Clap your hands and tap you r feet.”“I want you to sing a song.” “Sing it with us.”The children sang with the band.“Now c lap as you sing” said Stan.“Who wants to play in the band?”The children put up their hands. Everyone wanted to play. “You can all play,” said Stan. Wilf hit the drum.“Tap it,” said Stan. “Don’t bang it.”What a grand band!1. Stan[stæn] n. [男子名]斯坦(Stanley 的昵称)(m.)2. tap[英] [tæp] vt. 开发；（从容器等）汲取（液体）；割[打]开…取[放]液体 vi. 轻声走；跳踢踏舞3. bang [英] [bæŋ] vt. 猛击，猛撞3-2 Pond Dipping.Wilf and Wilma were at the pond.The net got stuck. “Help me pull,” said Wilf.They pulled the net. It was stuck on some junk.Wilma got a big stick. “Let’s pull it out,” she said.Wilf and Wilma pulled. They couldn’t pull the junk out.Mum and Dad helped. They pulled out an old pram.Plop! A frog hopped out. It made Wilf jump.Splash! A fish jumped up.“A pram full of fish,” said Dad.“Pram dipping!” said Wilma.4. stuck[英] [stʌk] v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词) adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；被…难住的，不知所措5. junk[英] [dʒʌŋk] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；6. pram[英] [præm] n. <英>（手推的）婴儿车；（送牛奶的）手推车；平底船7. plop[英] [plɔp] n. 扑通声，啪嗒声 vi. 扑通地坠落8. hop out[英] [hɔp aut] [体]后摆；跳下3-3 Sniff.“Will you look after Sniff today?” said Mrs May.Wilf and Wilma were happy.They wanted to look after the puppy.They took Sniff to the park.The puppy was excited.Sniff liked to roll on her back… jump up for a stick... run after a ball… and bark at a cat.Then Sniff went in the mud.She ran after a duck.She jumped in the pond and she barked at a dog.“I am hot,” said Wilf. “I want a rest.”“I am hot, too,” said Wilma. “I want a drink.”Mum couldn’t find Sniff.She couldn’t find Wilf and Wilma.Mum and Dad looked and looked.“They must be lost” said Mum. They were fast asleep. “They are worn out,” said Dad.9. mud[英] [mʌd] n. 泥，泥淖；没价值的东西，污物；3-4 The Duck Race.Wilma had an idea.The children made six ducks.“Let’s have a duck race,” said Wilma.Mum began the race. “Drop the ducks in,” said Mum.The ducks went down the stream.Oh no! Wilma’s duck sank.Chip’s duck got stuck in th e reeds.Biff’s duck got stuck in the weeds.Wilf’s duck got stuck on a log.“Get it off with a stick,” said Chip.Kipper’s duck went fast.It went past Dad’s duck.Two swans flew down.They landed on the ducks! “Six soggy ducks,” said Kipper.10. sank[英] [sæŋk] v. （使）下沉，（使）沉没( sink的过去式 )11. reed[英] [riːd] n. 芦苇；芦苇杆；[乐]舌簧12. weed[英] [wi:d] n. 杂草；野草；废物；烟草13. swan[英] [swɔn] n. 天鹅；诗人，歌3-5 The Ice Rink.Wilf and Dad went to the ice rink.They put skates on. They went on to the ice.“Hold my hand,” said Dad. Wilf held Dad’s hand.“This is fun,” said Wilf. Wilf let go of his Dad’s hand.He began to skate. Whoops! Wilf sat down with a bump. “This ice is cold,” said Wilf.Dad began to skate. He went round the rink.“Look at me spin!” sai d Dad.“Look at me jump!”Dad got some cold drinks.“Look out, Dad,” said Wilf.Oh no! A banana skin.14. ice rink[英] [ais rɪŋk] n. 溜冰场；滑冰场15. whoops[英] [hwʊps, wʊps, hwu:ps, wu:ps] int. <口>哎哟（犯明显错误时的道歉）16. bump[英] [bʌmp] n. 碰撞，撞击；肿块；隆起物；鹭鸶的叫声17. spin[英] [spin] vi. 快速旋转；3-6 The Mud Bath.Dad was playing football.He ran with the ball.“Go on Dad!” called Chip.“Kick it!” Dad fell over in the mud. Splat! “Bad luck, Dad!” said Biff. “Oh Dad,” said Mum. “What a mess.” “I want a bath,” said Dad.Dad went up to the bathroom.He ran a bath.Dad came down.There was football on TV.Dad looked at the football.“Go on!” he called. “Kick it!”Dad forgot the bath. Drip! Drip! Drip!Plop! Plop! Splat!”What was that?” said Dad.Splash! “Oh no,” said Dad.3-7 Joe and the Bike.Joe went to speedway.Joe liked speedway.His dad was a speedway rider.Joe’s dad was in a race. He was in front. “Come on!” shouted Joe. Joe’s dad fell off.“Oh no!” said Joe.Joe’s dad push ed his bike.“What a rider!” said Joe.It was Joe’s birthday. His dad gave him a bike. Joe liked the bike.Joe was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!” shouted Dad.Joe fell off. “Oh no!” said Dad.“What a rider!” said Dad.18. speedway[英] [ˈspi:dˈweɪ] n. 赛车跑道3-8 Midge and the Eggs.Midge’s mum wanted some eggs.Midge went to the egg shop.He put the eggs in a bag.“Come and play,” said his friends. “I can’t,” said Midge. “My Mum wants these eggs.”Midge saw his friend.The friend had a go-kart. Midge wanted a go.Midge put the bag down.He went on the go-kart.He forgot the eggs.A man put the bag in the cart.“Oh no!” said Midge. “The eggs!”Midge’s mum looked at the bag.“Sorry, Mum,” said Midge.Midge’s mum went to th e egg shop.She got some more eggs.She put the eggs in a basket. Oh no!19. Midge米吉20. go-kart[英] [ˈɡəuˈkɑ:t] n. 游戏用的无车体小型汽车，其商标名3-9 Midge in Hospital.Midge fell off his bike.The ambulance came.The man looked at Midge’s foot.They took Midge to hospital. Midge was frightened.He didn’t want to go to hospital.A doctor looked at Midge’s foot.A doctor gave Midge a sweet.Midge’s mum came to see him. She gave him a toy. Midge’s nan came to see him. She gave him some fruit. Midge’s fr iends came to see him. They gave him some books. “It’s not so bad in hospital,” said Midge.“It’s good to be home.”21. nan[英] [næn] n. 奶奶（小孩儿语）；圆盘烤饼3-10 Pip and the Little Monkey.Pip was at the zoo.Pip’s dad was a z oo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.They looked at a little monkey.They monkey was ill.They took the monkey home.The monkey got better.Pip played with it.They took the monkey to the zoo.Pip cried and cried.She wanted to keep the monkey.They went to the monkey house.The little monkey ran to its mum.The little monkey jumped and jumped.It was happy.Pip was happy too.3-11 Pip at the Zoo.Pip went to the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.Pip gave the deer some food.The deer pushed Pip over.Pip gave the monkeys some bananas.A monkey took Pip’s hat.Pip gave the elephants some water.The elephant took Pip’s sweets.Pip gave the parrots some fruit.A parrot pecked her finger.“Do you want to feed the crocodiles?”“No thanks,” said Pip.22. peck[英] [pek] vt. 啄，啄食；啄出，啄穿；3-12 Roy and the Budgie.Roy had a budgie. He called it Joey.Joey flew out side. “Oh no!” said Roy.Roy couldn’t get Joey.Joey flew away.Roy went to the wood. He looked for Joey.Roy couldn’t see Joey.An ostrich was in the wood.Roy looked at the ostrich. The ostrich looked at Roy. They saw the zoo-keeper.The zoo-keeper had a budgie.“It’s my ostrich,” said the zoo-keeper. \“It’s my budgie,” said Roy.“Thanks,” they said.23. Roy n. 罗伊（男子名）24. budgie[英] [ˈbʌdʒi] n. 相思鹦鹉25. Joey [男子名] 乔伊 Joseph的昵称3-13 At the Seaside.The family went on holiday.Wilf and Wilma went, too.The hotel had burned down. “Sorry!” said the man.They looked at a new hotel. “Too expensive,” said Mum. They looked at an old hotel. “No, thank you,” said Dad.Ever hotel was full.“Sorry!” said everyone.They had to go home.But the car broke down.A farmer stopped his tractor. “Can I help?” he said.The farmer had a bus.“You can stay here,” he s aid. “What a good holiday!” said Wilf.3-14 Kipper the Clown.The children put on a circus.Kipper was a clown.Floppy pulled his leg.Chip was a strong-man.He made everyone laugh.Wilma and Biff did gymnastics.Everyone had a drink.“What a good circus!” said Mum.Wilf was a stuntman.Kipper was fed up .He wanted to be a stuntman.“Look at me!” he said.Everyone looked at Kipper.Oh no! “I’m a clown, after all,” said Kipper.26. circus[英] [ˈsə:kəs] n. 马戏，马戏团；马戏表演（常在大帐篷里进行）；27. gymnastics[英] [dʒɪmˈnæstɪks] n. 体操，体育；体操运动28. stuntman[英] [ˈstʌntˈmæn] n. 特技替身演员29. feed up[英] [fi:d ʌp] 养肥；养壮；<口>处于情绪低落状态；对…厌烦3-15 Kipper's Idea.Dad took Kipper to school.They went past the library.A lady was painting the wall.Kipper ran into the playground. He wanted to play.There was a drawing on the wall.It was a drawing of Kipper.The wall looked a mess.Mrs May was cross.The children were painting.Kipper had an idea.Miss Green drew circles on the wall.The children painted faces.The wall looked good.Everyone liked it.“Good for Kipper!” everyone said.3-16 Strawberry Jam.Dad wanted to make jam.He picked some strawberries.They were too small.Mum took everyone to the pick-your-own. “You can all help,” said D ad.They all picked strawberries.Kipper put some in his pocket.Chip took the strawberries to the car.The car was locked.He forgot about the strawberries.The children had an ice cream.It was time to go home.The car ran over the strawberries.“Oh no!” said everyone.“Traffic jam!” said Dad.3-17 The Jumble Sale.Mum and Dad were spring-cleaning.Mum looked in a drawer.Dad threw things out.The children looked at the junk.They played with the old toys.Mum put the old toys in the car.The children were sad.They all went to the jumble sale.The children wanted to buy something.“What a lot of junk!” said Wilf.The children saw their toys.They counted their money.It was time to go home.“What’s in the bags?” said Mum. Oh no!30. spring-cleaning[英] [ˈsprɪŋˈkli:nɪŋ] n. 春季大扫除，大扫除31. drawer[英] [drɔ:] n. 抽屉；开票人，出票人；起草者；酒馆侍者32. junk[英] [dʒʌŋk] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；便宜货33. jumble sale[英] [ˈdʒʌmbəl seil] n. （义卖时的）杂物拍卖3-18 The Snowman.It was snowing.“Hooray,” said the ch ildren.They saw wilf and Wilma.Wilf was sweeping the snow.Biff had a good idea.She made a giant snowball.Everyone pushed the snowball.Floppy barked and barked.Wilf had an idea.He wanted to play a trick.The children made a giant snowman.Wil f’s dad opened the door.He saw the snowman.Wilma’s mum took a photograph.The snow fell off the roof.“Six snowmen!” said Wilma’s dad.34. Hooray [英] [hʊˈreɪ] 万岁3-19 At the Pool.Kipper went to the swimming pool. Wilma’s mum took him.She took Biff and Chip, too.It was a new pool.Everyone wanted to swim.Kipper looked for his trunks.He couldn’t find them.Kipper couldn’t go in the pool. “Sorry,” said the man.Wilma’s mum was in the water. “Oh dear,” she said.Wilma’s mum took Kip per to a shop. She bought him new trunks.They went back to the pool.“Oh no!” said Kipper.“I put them on at home,” he said.35. trunks[trʌŋks] n. 树干( trunk的名词复数 )；衣箱；象鼻3-20 Book Week.It was book week.The children made books.They made a big picture.They put it on the wall.An author came.He made everyone laugh.The children dressed up.Kipper was a caterpillar.He ate an apple.They had a book party.Kipper ate a lettuce.He was the hungry caterpillar.There was a book sale.Kipper was hungry.“I am a hungry Kipper,” he said.36. caterpillar[英] [ˈkætəpilə] n. 毛虫；履带；履带拖拉机3-21 Bull's-eye!Everyone went to the school fair.Wilma wanted a book.Her dad bought it for her.Wilf kicked the ball.He won the goldfish.Dad wanted to win a teddy.He had to hit a bull’s-eye.Dad got cross.He couldn’t hit the bull’s-eye.Wilma was in the gym display.Wilf and Dad forgot to watch her. Wilma was cross. “You forgot to watch,” she said. Wilf and Wilma had a fight. They bumped into Dad. Bill’s-eye!Dad won a teddy.37. bull's-eye[英] [ˈbʊlzˈaɪ] n. 靶心；的38. gym[英] [dʒim] n. <非正>健身房；体育馆；室内健身操；体操39. display[英] [disˈplei] n. 展览，陈列；陈列品，展览品40. gym display体育展示 41. bump[英] [bʌmp] vt.& vi. 碰撞，冲撞；颠簸 vi. 颠簸着前进3-22 The Barbecue.Wilf’s dad wanted a party.He put up some lights.Wilma and Dad made a barbecue.Wilf and Mum took the food outside.Everyone helped. The dads lit the fire.The fire went out.The children were hungry.The dads lit the fire again. It began to rain.The dads cooked the burgers.The children were fed up.The burgers burned. “Yuk!” said Chip.Oh no! The dads got wet.“Hooray!” said the children.42. barbecue[英] [ˈbɑ:bikju:] n. 烤肉；烧烤野餐；（常用于室外的）金属烤架43. burgers[ˈbə:ɡəz] n. 汉堡包( burger的名词复数 )；3-23 The Carnival.The mums and dads were busy.They made a giant shoe.They put it on a trailer.The children dressed up.Dad was the old lady.The giant shoe looked good.They took it to the carnival. The car broke down. “Oh no!” everyone said.“Come on!” said Wilma. Biff, Chip, and Wilf pushed. “Come on!” said Kipper.“Come on!” said everyone.There was an old lady.She lived in a shoe.She had so many children.It was a good job, too.44. trailer[英] [ˈtreɪlə] n. 拖车；追踪者；3-24 The Cold Day.The children were in the sea. They played in the waves.Dad made them laugh. Everyone was cold.Kipper was very cold. Everyone wanted to jog. Kipper sat on the rug. "Come on, Kipper,” said Mum. “I’m too cold,” sai d Kipper. "Come on, Kipper,” said Dad. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper. "Come and help,” said everyone. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper. “Ice cream!” said Kipper.He ran to the van.Everyone looked at Kipper. “I’m not that cold,” he said.45. jog[英] [dʒɔɡ] vt.& vi. 慢跑；轻推，轻撞；蹒跚行进；使颠簸46. rug[英] [rʌɡ] n. 小块地毯；〈英〉（围盖膝的）围毯，车毯；3-25 A Cat in the Tree.Floppy barked at a cat.The cat ran up a tree.Biff was cross with Floppy.Wilma climbed on the wall.Wilma climbed up the tree.She couldn’t get the ca t.Wilma couldn’t get down.Wilma’s dad was cross.He put the ladder up.Wilma climbed down.Wilma’s dad climbed the tree.He couldn’t get the cat.Wilma’s dad was stuck.The cat jumped down.The fireman put a ladder up.Wilma’s dad climbed dow n.“Oh no!” said everyone.47. ladder[英] [ˈlædə] n. 梯子，阶梯；梯状物；途径；48. stuck[英] [stʌk] adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词3-26 By the Stream.Mum and Dad sat on the rug.The children played by the stream.Biff went on the bridge.They dropped sticks in the water.Kipper couldn’t see.Kipper climbed up.He dropped Teddy in the water.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Biff couldn’t get Teddy.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Mum couldn’t get Teddy.“I want Teddy,” said Kipper.Dad couldn’t get Ted dy.Dad fell in.Splash!“I am a frogman,” said Dad.3-27 Nobody Wanted to Play.Wilf was cross.Nobody wanted to play.He went to the park.Wilf played on the rocket.“I am a spaceman,” he said.He played on the see-saw.“I am a juggler,” he said.He played on the horse.“I am a cowboy,” he said.He played on his bicycle.“I am a stuntman,” he said.He climbed up the ladder.“I am a fireman,” he said.He climbed on the wall.“I am a spiderman,” he said.Whoops!49. juggler[英] [ˈdʒʌglə] n. 玩杂耍的人；杂耍，把戏50. cowboy[英] [ˈkaʊˈbɔɪ] n. 牛仔；牧童；富有冒险精神的英雄51. stuntman[英] [ˈstʌntˈmæn] n. 特技替身演员3-28 On the Sand.Biff and Chip played on the sand.Dad went to sleep.Biff and Chip put sand on Dad.They made a sandcastle.They put Dad’s hat on top.They went to get an ice cream.Dad was still asleep.Chip looked at the donkeys.Biff looked at the boat.They looked at the go-karts.They looked at Dad’s hat.“Oh no!” said Biff.Dad was hiding.Biff was cross.The hat was on a stick.52. donkey[英] [ˈdɔŋki] n. 驴，毛驴；笨蛋，傻瓜；3-29 The Egg Hunt.Kate came to stay.Mum and Kate made a cake.Kate put little eggs on it.Wilma looked at the little eggs.She had an idea.Wilma went to the park.She wanted to hide some eggs.She put them in the trees.She put them in the flowers.Wilf and Kate came to the park.“You can look for eggs,” said Wilma.Kate looked for the eggs.“Where are they?” she said. The squirrels had them. “Squirrel like eggs,” said Kate.“So do I,” she said.3-30 The Rope Swing.The children went to the stream. They looked at the swing.Wilf climbed on the swing.Chip pushed Wilf.Floppy looked at the rope.Biff climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked.Chip climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked and barked. Kipper went on the swing.“What a silly dog!” said kippy. Wilma went on too.“What a silly dog!” said Wilma.The children went home.Floppy looked at the rope.Splash! Oh no!53. silly[英] [ˈsili] adj. 蠢的；糊涂的；不明事理的；没头脑的。
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3-1 The Duck RaceWilma had an idea.The children made six ducks.“Let’s have a duck race,” said Wilma. Mum began the race.“Drop the ducks in,” said Mum.The ducks went down the stream.Oh no! Wilma’s duck sank.Chip’s duck got stuck in the reeds. Biff’s duck got stuck in the weeds. Wilf’s duck got stuck on a log.“Get it off with a stick,” said Chip. Kipper’s duck went fast.It went past Dad’s duck.Two swans flew down.They landed on the ducks!“Six soggy ducks,” said Kipper.(word count 89)3-2 Sniff“Will you look after Sniff today?”said Mrs May.Wilf and Wilma were happy.They wanted to look after the puppy. They took Sniff to the park.The puppy was excited.Sniff liked to roll on her back…jump up for a stick…run after a ball…and bark at a cat.Then Sniff went in the mud.She ran after a duck.She jumped in the pond, and she barked at a dog.“I am hot,” said Wilf. “I want a rest.”“I am hot, too,”said Wilma. “I want a drink.Mum couldn’t find Sniff.She couldn’t find Wilf and Wilma.Mum and Dad looked and looked. “They must be lost” said Mum.They were fast asleep.“They are worn out,” said Dad.(word count 126) 3-3 Pond DippingWilf and Wilma were at the pond. The net got stuck.“Help me pull,” said Wilf.They pulled the net.It was stuck on some junk.Wilma got a big stick.“Let’s pull it out,” she said.Wilf and Wilma pulled.They couldn’t pull the junk out. Mum and Dad helped.They pulled out an old pram. Plop！A frog hopped out.It made Wilf jump.Splash! A fish jumped up.“A pram full of fish,” said Dad. “Pram dipping!” said Wilma.(word count 83)3-4 The Ice RinkWilf and Dad went to the ice rink. They put skates on.They went on to the ice.“Hold my hand,” said Dad.Wilf held Dad’s hand.“This is fun,” said Wilf.Wilf let go of his Dad’s hand.He began to skate.Whoops! Wilf sat down with a bump. “This ice is cold,” said Wilf.Dad began to skate.He went round the rink.“Look at me spin!” said Dad. “Look at me jump!”Dad got some cold drinks.“Look out, Dad,” said Wilf.Oh no! A banana skin.(word count 90)3-5 The Mud BathDad was playing football.He ran with the ball.“Go on Dad!” called Chip. “Kick it!”Dad fell over in the mud. Splat！“Bad luck, Dad!” said Biff.“Oh Dad,” said Mum. “What a mess!”“I want a bath,” said Dad.Dad went up to the bathroom.He ran a bath.Dad came down.There was football on TV.Dad looked at the football.“Go on!” he called. “Kick it!”Dad forgot the bath.Drip! Drop! Drip!Plop! Plop! Splat!“What was that?” said Dad.Splash! “Oh no,” said Dad.(word count 91)3-6 The Steel BandA band came to play.“My name is Stan,” said a man.“I want you to help us.”“I want you to clap,” he said. “Clap your hands and tap your feet.”“I want you to sing a song.”“Sing it with us.”The children sang with the band. “Now clap as you sing,” said Stan. “Who wants to play in the band?”The children put up their hands. Everyone wanted to play.“You can all play,” said Stan.Wilf hit the drum.“Tap it,” said Stan. “Don’t bang it.”What a grand band!(word count 94)3-7 On the SandBiff and Chip played on the sand. Dad went to sleep.Biff and Chip put sand on Dad. They made a sandcastle.They put Dad’s hat on top.They went to get an ice cream.Dad was still asleep.Chip looked at the donkeys. Biff looked at the boat.They looked at the go-karts.They looked at Dad’s hat.“Oh no!” said Biff.Dad was hiding.Biff was cross.The hat was on a stick.(word count 75)3-8 The Egg HuntKate came to stay.Mum and Kate made a cake.Kate put little eggs on it.Wilma looked at the little eggs.She had an idea.Wilma went to the park.She wanted to hide some eggs. She put them in the trees.She put them in the flowers.Wilf and Kate came to park.“You can look for eggs,” said Wilma. Kate looked for the eggs.“Where are they?” she said.The squirrels had them. “Squirrels like eggs,” said Kate. “So do I,” she said.(word count 86)3-9 Nobody Wanted to PlayWilf was cross.Nobody wanted to play.He went to the park.Wilf played on the rocket.“I am a spaceman,” he said.He played on the see-saw.“I am a juggler,” he said.He played on the horse.“I am a cowboy,” he said.He played on his bicycle.“I am a stuntman,” he said.He climbed up the ladder.“I am a fireman,” he said.He climbed on the wall.“I am a spider man,” he said.Whoops!(word count 80)3-10 A Cat in the TreeFloppy barked at a cat. The cat ran up a tree.Biff was cross with Floppy.Wilma climbed on the wall.Wilma climbed up the tree.She couldn’t get the cat.Wilma couldn’t get down.Wilma’s dad was cross.He put the ladder up.Wilma climbed down.Wilma’s dad climbed the tree.He couldn’t get the cat.Wilma’s dad was stuck.The cat jumped down.The fireman put a ladder up.Wilma’s dad climbed down.“Oh no!” said everyone.(word count 79)3-11 The Rope SwingThe children went to the stream.They looked at the swing.Wilf climbed on the swing.Chip pushed Wilf.Floppy looked at the rope.Biff climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked.Chip climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked and barked. Kipper went on the swing.“What a silly dog!” said Kipper.Wilma went on too.“What a silly dog!” said Wilma.The children went home.Floppy looked at the rope.Splash! Oh no!(word count 77)3-12 By the StreamMum and Dad sat on the rug. The children played by the stream.Biff went on the bridge.They dropped sticks in the water. Kipper couldn’t see.Kipper climbed up.He dropped Teddy in the water.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Biff couldn’t get Teddy.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Mum couldn’t get Teddy.“I want Teddy,” said Kipper.Dad couldn’t get Teddy.Dad fell in.Splash!“I am a frogman,” said Dad.(word count 71)3-13 Kipper the ClownThe children put on a circus.Kipper was a clown.Floppy pulled his leg.Chip was a strong-man.He made everyone laugh.Wilma and Biff did gymnastics. Everyone had a drink.“What a good circus!” said Mum.Wilf was a stuntman.Kipper was fed up.He wanted to be a stuntman.“Look at me!” he said.Everyone looked at Kipper.Oh no!“I’m a clown, after all,” said Kipper. (word count 69)3-14 Strawberry JamDad wanted to make jam.He picked some strawberries.They were too small.Mum took everyone to the pick-your-own.“You can all help,” said Dad.They all picked straKipper put some in his pocket.Chip took the strawberries to the car. The car was locked.He forgot about the strawberries.The children had an ice cream.It was time to go home.The car ran over the strawberries. “Oh no!” said everyone.“Traffic jam!” said Dad.(word count 77)3-15 The Jumble SaleMum and Dad were spring-cleaning. Mum looked in a drawer.Dad threw things out.The children looked at the junk.They played with the old toys.Mum put the old toys in the car.The children were sad.They all went to the jumble sale.The children wanted to buy something. “What a lot of junk!” said Wilf.The children saw their toys.They counted their money.It was time to go home.“What’s in the bags?” said Mum.Oh no!(word count 81)3-16 At the SeasideThe family went to on holiday.Wilf and Wilma went, too.The hotel had burned down.“Sorry!” said the man.They looked at a new hotel.“Too expensive,” said Mum.They looked at an old hotel.“No, thank you,” said Dad.Every hotel was full.“Sorry!” said everyone.They had to go home.But the car broke down.A farmer stopped his tractor.“Can I help?” he said.The farmer had a bus.“You can stay here,” he said. “What a good holiday!” said Wilf. (word count 85)3-17 Kipper's IdeaDad took Kipper to school.They went past the library.A lady was painting the wall.Kipper ran into the playground.He wanted to play.There was a drawing on the wall.It was a drawing of Kipper.The wall looked a mess.Mrs May was cross.The children were painting.Kipper had an idea.Miss Green drew circles on the wall. The children painted faces.The wall looked good.Everyone liked it.“Good for Kipper!” everyone said. (word count 78)3-18 The SnowmanIt was snowing. “Hooray,”said the children.They saw Wilf and Wilma.Wilf was sweeping the snow.Biff had a good idea.She made a giant snowball.Everyone pushed the snowball.Floppy barked and barked.Wilf had an idea.He wanted to play a trick.The children made a giant snowman. Wilf’s dad opened the door.He saw the snowman.Wilma’s mum took a photograph.The snow fell off the roof.“Six snowmen!” said Wilma’s dad. (word count 76)3-19 The BarbecueWilf’s dad wanted a party. He put up some lights.Wilma and Dad made a barbecue. Wilf and Mum took the food outside. Everyone helped.The dads lit the fire.The fire went out.The children were hungry.The dads lit the fire again.It began to rain.The dads cooked burgers.The children were fed up.The burgers burned.“Yuk!” said Chip.Oh no!The dads got wet.“Hooray!” said the children.(word count 73)3-20 The CarnivalThe mums and dads were busy.They m ade a giant shoe.They put it on a trailer.The children dressed up.Dad was the old lady.The giant shoe looked good.They took it to the carnival.The car broke down.“Oh no!” everyone said.“Come on!” said Wilma.Biff, Chip, and Wilf pushed.“Come on!” said Kipper.“Come on!” said everyone.There was an old lady.She lived in a shoe.She had so many children.It was a good job, too.(word count 82)3-21 At the PoolKipper went to the swimming pool. Wilma’s mum took him.She took Biff and Chip, too.It was a new pool.Everyone wanted to swim.Kipper looked for his trunks. He couldn’t find them.Kipper couldn’t go in the pool. “Sorry,” said the man.Wilma’s mum was in the water. “Oh dear,” she said.Wilma’s mum took Kipper to a shop. She bought him new trunks.They went back to the pool.“Oh no!” said Kipper.“I put them on at home,” he said. (word count 84)3-22 Bull’s – eye!Everyone went to the school fair. Wilma wanted a book.Her dad bought it for her.Wilf kicked the ball.He won a goldfish.Dad wanted to win a teddy.He had to hit a bull’s-eye.Dad got cross.He couldn’t hit the bull’s-eye. Wilma was in the gym display.Wilf and Dad forgot to watch her. Wilma was cross.“You forgot to watch,” she said.Wilf and Wilma had a fight.They bumped into Dad.Bull’s-eye! Dad won a teddy. (word count 81)3-23 Book WeekIt was book week.The children made books.They made a big picture.They put it on the wall.An author came.He made everyone laugh.The children dressed up.Kipper was a caterpillar.He ate an apple.They had a book party.Kipper ate a lettuce.He was the hungry caterpillar.There was a book sale.Kipper was hungry.“I am a hungry Kipper,” he said.(word count 67)3-24 The Cold DayThe children were in the sea.They played in the waves.Dad made them laugh.Everyone was cold.Kipper was very cold.Everyone wanted to jog.Kipper sat on the rug."Come on, Kipper,” said Mum.“I’m too cold,” said Kipper."Come on, Kipper,” said Dad. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper. "Come and help,” said everyone. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper.“Ice cream!” said Kipper.He ran to the van.Everyone looked at Kipper.“I’m not that cold,” he said(word count 80)3-25 Midge in HospitalMidge fell off his bike.The ambulance came.The man looked at Midge’s foot. They took Midge to hospital. Midge was frightened.He didn’t want to go to hospital. A doctor looked a t Midge’s foot. A doctor gave Midge a sweet. Midge’s mum came to see him. She gave him a toy. Midge’s nan came to see him. She gave him some fruit. Midge’s friends came to see him. They gave him some books. “It’s not so bad in hospital,” said Midg e. “It’s good to be home.”(word count 87)3-26 Joe and the BikeJoe went to speedway. Joe liked speedway.His dad was a speedway rider. Joe’s dad was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!” shouted Joe.Joe’s dad fell off.“Oh no!” said Joe.Joe’s dad pushed his bike. “What a rider!” said Joe.It was Joe’s birthday.His dad gave him a bike.Joe liked the bike.Joe was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!” shouted Dad.Joe fell off.“Oh no!” said Dad.“What a rider!” said Dad.(word count 84)3-27 Roy and the BudgieRoy had a budgie.He called it Joey.Joey flew out side.“Oh no!” said Roy.Roy couldn’t see Joey.Joey flew away.Roy went to the wood.He looked for Joey.Roy couldn’t get Joey.An ostrich was in the wood. Roy looked at the ostrich.The ostrich looked at Roy. They saw the zoo-keeper.The zoo-keeper had a budgie. “It’s my o strich,” said the zoo-keeper.“It’s my budgie,” said Roy. “Thanks,” they said.(word count 75)3-28 Midge and the EggsMidge’s mum wanted some eggs. Midge went to the egg shop. He put the eggs in a bag. “Come and play,”said his friends. “I can’t,” said Midge. “My Mum wants these eggs.” Midge saw his friend.The friend had a go-kart.Midge wanted a go.Midge put the bag down.He went on the go-kart.He forgot the eggs.A man put the bag in the cart. “Oh no!” said Midge.“The eggs!” Midge’s mum looked at the bag.“Sorry, Mum,” said Midge. Midge’s mum went to the egg shop.She got some more eggs. She put the eggs in a basket.Oh no!(word count 105)3-29 Pip at the ZooPip went to the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.Pip gave the deer some food. The deer pushed Pip over.Pip gave the monkeys some bananas.A monk ey took Pip’s hat.Pip gave the elephants some water. The elephant took Pip’s sweets. Pip gave the parrots some fruit. A parrot pecked her finger. “Do you want to feed the crocodiles?”“No thanks,” said Pip.(word count 69)3-30 Pip and the Little MonkeyPip was at the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper. Pip helped her dad.They looked at a little monkey. They monkey was ill.They took the monkey home. The monkey got better.Pip played with it. They took the monkey to the zoo. Pip cried and cried.She wanted to keep the monkey. They went to the monkey house. The little monkey ran to its mum. The little monkey jumped and jumped.It was happy.Pip was happy too.(word count 80)3-31 Floppy and the PuppetsThe children had some puppets."This puppet is Dad," said Biff."And this puppet is Mum." "This is the dog," said Kipper.Floppy was not happy. He did not like the puppets.Floppy barked and barked."The puppets upset him," said Mum. Floppy got into his basket. He fell asleep and had a dream.Oh no! Mum and Dad were puppets. So were the children.The Biff puppet gave Floppy bits of wood to eat.Then the children played with the dog puppet.Floppy was not happy.Floppy sat up. It had been a bad dream. Floppy was happy to wake up.(word count 101)3-32 Monkeys on the carMum and Dad took the children to the safari park.“Stop in the car,” said the man . "Or a lion will get you ," said Dad.They saw the zebras. "A zebra crossing ," said Biff.They saw the elephants. "Look at the baby elephant," said Kipper.They saw the lions. "I can see lion cub," said Chip.The monkeys jumped on the car. Theypulled at the wipers.The monkeys pulled and pulled.They pulled the wipers off. "Oh no," said Dad."You bad monkeys !" said Biff."I see you had monkeys on the car," said the man."Yes! And monkeys in the car," said Dad. (word count 109 )3-33 Dragons!The children went to the woods with Mrs May.You can make wigwams,” said Mrs May. The children went to get sticks.“Look at that!” said Biff.“It’s a dragon!” said Wilf.“Did you see the green dragon?”said Biff.“Don’t be silly!” said Chip.“Look,” said Wilf. “Did you see that?”“It’s a red dragon!” said Biff.“Did you see the dragons?” said Wilf. “Don’t be silly!” said Chip.“See!” said Biff. “We did see dragons.”“They are in a play. We can go and see it,” said Mrs May.So the children went to see the play. The dragons sang a song.Then the dragons did a jig. “The dragons are fun,” said Chip.(word count 116)3-34 The Enormous PictureThe minibus broke down.“It will cost a lot to fix it,” said Mrs May. “We need lots of money,” said Chip. “We can paint an enormous picture,”said Chip.“We can all paint a bit,” he said.“We can,” said Mrs May.Mrs May made a copy of the picture. She cut it into squares.“Paint a big picture of your bit,” said Mrs May.Biff had to paint yellow petals.Chip just had to paint a yellow square. Mrs May took all the children’s squares. She made an enormous picture. People came to see the enormous picture.It made a lot of money.The minibus was mended.“The enormous picture did a good job,”said Mrs May.“That is not as good as our enormous picture!” said Chip.(word count 130)3-35 Gran and the Go-kartsGran took the children to a go-kart track. “Can I have that go-kart?” said Chip. “Yes. Put on this kit,” said a man.Biff,Chip and Wilf began to race.Wilf went fast.Biff and Chip went fast too.But Wilf won the race!“That was such fun!” said the children. “You can go again,” said Gran.“And I will race you all!”The children went fast.Gran went fast too.Gran went faster and faster.She went past Wilf.But Gran went too fast.Oh no!“Bad luck, Gran,” said Biff.“I’ll win next time!” said Gran.(word count 97)3-36 Helicopter RescueThe children saw a helicopter.“It’s a rescue helicopter,” said Chip. “You can go in and look,” said a man. The children went into the helicopter. They saw the cockpit.“We pull people up with this winch,” said the man.Rescue! Rescue! Rescue!“It’s a call-out,” said the man.“We must rescue a boat.”The helicopter took off.“Look! That is the boat,” said Mum.The helicopter went to the boat.It had hit a rock.The boy was hurt.They took him up on the winch.“That was a real rescue!” said Chip. (word count 94)3-37 King of the CastleMum and Dad took the children to see a castle.A big coach was in the car park.The castle had a moat and lots of turrets.“Look!” said Chip. “I am a knight!”Nadim said, “I will be a knight, too!”“I will be the queen,” said Biff.“Then I will be the king,” said Chip. “No, I am the king!” said Kipper.“I AM THE KING!” shouted a man.Dad was high up in a turret.“NOW BOW DOWN TO THE KING!”shouted Dad.All the people from the coach saw him. Then they all made a bow.“Quick! We need to tell them. Dad is not the king,” said Chip.“No,” said Biff. “Wait.”“Such a good castle, dear,”said a woman. “And we saw the king!”(word count 130)3-38 Bug HuntBiff and Kipper went on a bug hunt in the garden.“Look! A big bug in the soil!” said Kipper. Biff ran to get a jar.The jar had holes in the lid for air.Biff and Kipper had a good look. “What is it?” said Kipper. “Dad has got a good insect book,” said Biff. “Let’s check it!”They put the jar down in the kitchen. Mum was peckish.“I think I will have toast and jam this morning,” she said.Mum got the butter.“What are you having?” said Chip. “Toast,”said Mum. “What with?”said Chip.Mum took the lid off the jar.The bug shot out.“A BUG!” shouted Mum.“A bug on toast?” said Chip.“YUCK!”(word count 121)3-39 Mister HaggisA parrot flew on to the shed.The parrot was green with a red head. Dad ran down to see it.The parrot flew down and sat on Dad’s head.“Mister Haggis! it said.Then it sat on Dad’s arm.“Sing us a song,” it said.“Oh!” said Wilf. “Can we keep it?”“No,” said Mum.Mum put up a poster.“It is a missing parrot,” she said.“Sing us a song,” said the parrot.Mum got food for the parrot.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,” it said. “Will it ever stop chattering?”said Wilma.The parrot did not stop.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,” it said.At last a man came.“Can you stop him chattering?”said Wilma.“Yes, but you need to cover him up,” he said.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,”said the man.(word count 131)3-40 A Walk in the SunThe children went for a walk.They were near a farm.“I can hear a hen!” said Lee.“That is a rooster, not a hen,” said a man in big boots.Further along, Kipper saw a sheep. “The farmer is giving that sheep a haircut!” he said.“He is shearing its coat, not cutting its hair,” said the man.“We need to go past that farmhouse,”said Mum.“That is a barn, not a farmhouse,”said the man.“This way,” said the man.“I am not sure that is right,” said Lee. “That is a bull, not a cow!”It was a big bull with long horns!“Run!” they all shouted.“Go up that oak tree!” shouted Mum. The man went up the tree.“This is a beech tree, not an oak,” said the man.(word count 135)3-41 Green sheetsIt was Dad’s turn to do the washing.He put the sheets in the washing machine.“I need all the washing now!”he shouted.Kipper got his washing and so did Chip. “Put it down there,” said Dad.“I will do it in a bit,” said Biff.Biff had a look at her PE kit.It had mud on it.“This needs washing,” she said. “Well, put it in the washing machine,”said Mum.Biff put the PE kit in and Mum went to turn it on. All the green ran out of Biff’s shorts.Oh no! All the washing was green.“Oh dear! said Mum. “I did not mean this to happen.”“Well, I think green sheets look good,”said Mum.Biff took her PE kit to school.“Well, I think my green kit looks good,”said Biff.(word count 139)3-42 Road BurnerNadim had a car for his birthday.“It’s called the Road Burner,” he said. “It can go fast!”“Wow! It can zoom!” said Kipper.The children had a go.“It is hard to turn,” said Chip, “if you go too fast.”A man went past on a scooter.His wallet fell out of his pocket.The children saw the wallet.“We need to stop him,” said Biff.“Stop!” they yelled.“He cann ot hear us,” said Chip.But the man did not stop.He did not look back.Nadim had a plan.He put the wallet on the Road Burner. Then he sent it off.The scooter was fast, but the Road Burner was faster.The man saw his wallet on the Road Burner.“Thank you,” he said.“You did me a good turn.”(word count 133)。
牛津阅读树自然拼 3(1-4)单词翻译
下雨
又、再
den
窝棚
疼痛、痛苦
pail
木桶、铁桶
fix the roof
修理屋顶
nail
钉子
wait
等等
boot
靴子
hair
头发
尾巴
his tip to his tail 从头到尾
Book 3
3-4 The Red Coat
国王
外套
took chip to a shop 带Chip去商店
Book 3
3-1 The Moon Jet
喷气式飞机
翻筋斗
环、圈
急速上升，嗡嗡声
发隆隆声
nod off
打瞌睡，犯困
冲、扑、射，飞驰
（赶走鸟等时发出的声音） 嘘声
soon
不久以后，很快
讨厌的，可恶的
好吃的
Book 3
3-2 Wet Feet
竿、杆、棒
河流
deep
深的
钓鱼
in that bit
在那个池塘
get fishing
开始钓鱼
feed the fish
喂鱼
feel a fish
觉得有鱼来了
reel…in
往卷轴上绕起
need to
需要做…
杂草，野草
got his feet wet
把脚打湿了
嘻嘻，嬉笑声
鳗鱼，鳝鱼
呀（表示突然的惊恐）
Book 3
稍微，有一点
an odd smell
一股奇怪的味道
pong/pongs
发出臭味
smell odd
闻起来很怪
soap
牛津阅读树自然拼3 (9-12)单词翻译
had supper
吃了晚饭
It got dark. 天黑了。
Dad got a light.
爸爸拿来一盏灯。
硬的
Floppy was barking.
Floppy在叫。
山羊
Dad led the goat back to the barn.
爸爸把山羊带回了牲口房。
at midmight
午夜
turn the car alarm off
关闭汽车报警
He had to fix it.
他不得不进行修理。
A barn owl was hooting.
仓鸮在鸣叫。
A cow was mooing. 奶牛在哞哞叫
up and down
上上下下
it got lighter and lighter
我的天啊！
Book 3
3-11
Dad took Kipper to a farm.
爸爸带Kipper去了农场。
met
遇见了（过去时）
farmer
农户
farmyard
农家庭院
You can park near the barn.
你可以把车停在牲口房旁边。
销钉
harder
使劲地
right
Book 3
3-9
蟾蜍，癞蛤蟆
You will get hurt.
你会弄伤自己的。
put the toad down 把蟾蜍放下了
loads of toads
很多蟾蜍
put the coat on 穿上了外套
pick up
捡起，拾起
Get them off the road. 让它们离开公路。
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3-1 The Steel Band.A band came to play.“My name is Stan,” said a man.“I want you to help us.”“I want you to clap,” he said.“Clap your hands and tap you r feet.”“I want you to sing a song.” “Sing it with us.”The children sang with the band.“Now c lap as you sing”said Stan.“Who wants to play in the band?”The children put up their hands. Everyone wanted to play. “You can all play,”said Stan. Wilf hit the drum.“Tap it,”said Stan. “Don’t bang it.”What a grand band!1. Stan[st?n] n. [男子名]斯坦(Stanley 的昵称)(m.)2. tap[英] [t?p] vt. 开发；（从容器等）汲取（液体）；割[打]开…取[放]液体vi. 轻声走；跳踢踏舞3. bang [英] [b??] vt. 猛击，猛撞3-2 Pond Dipping.Wilf and Wilma were at the pond.The net got stuck. “Help me pull,” said Wilf.They pulled the net. It was stuck on some junk.Wilma got a big stick. “Let’s pull it out,” she said.Wilf and Wilma pulled. They couldn’t pull the junk out.Mum and Dad helped. They pulled out an old pram.Plop! A frog hopped out. It made Wilf jump.Splash! A fish jumped up.“A pram full of fish,” said Dad.“Pram dipping!” said Wilma.4. stuck[英] [st?k] v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词) adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；被…难住的，不知所措5. junk[英] [d???k] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；6. pram[英] [pr?m] n. <英>（手推的）婴儿车；（送牛奶的）手推车；平底船7. plop[英] [pl?p] n. 扑通声，啪嗒声vi. 扑通地坠落8. hop out[英] [h?p aut] [体]后摆；跳下3-3 Sniff.“Will you look after Sniff today?” said Mrs May.Wilf and Wilma were happy.They wanted to look after the puppy.They took Sniff to the park.The puppy was excited.Sniff like d to roll on her back… jump up for a stick...run after a ball… and bark at a cat.Then Sniff went in the mud.She ran after a duck.She jumped in the pond and she barked at a dog.“I am hot,” said Wilf. “I want a rest.”“I am hot, too,” said Wilma. “I want a drink.”Mum couldn’t find Sniff.She couldn’t find Wilf and Wilma.Mum and Dad looked and looked.“They must be lost” said Mum. They were fast asleep. “They are worn out,” said Dad.9. mud[英] [m?d] n. 泥，泥淖；没价值的东西，污物；3-4 The Duck Race.Wilma had an idea.The children made six ducks.“Let’s have a duck race,” said Wilma.Mum began the race. “Drop the ducks in,” said Mum.The ducks went down the stream.Oh no! Wilma’s duck sank.Chip’s duck got stuck in the reeds.Biff’s duck got stuck in the weeds.Wilf’s duck got stuck on a log.“Get it off with a stick,” said Chip.Kipper’s duck went fast.It went past Dad’s duck.Two swans flew down.They landed on the ducks! “Six soggy ducks,” said Kipper.10. sank[英] [s??k] v. （使）下沉，（使）沉没( sink的过去式)11. reed[英] [ri?d] n. 芦苇；芦苇杆；[乐]舌簧12. weed[英] [wi:d] n. 杂草；野草；废物；烟草13. swan[英] [sw?n] n. 天鹅；诗人，歌3-5 The Ice Rink.Wilf and Dad went to the ice rink.They put skates on. They went on to the ice.“Hold my hand,” said Dad. Wilf held Dad’s hand.“This is fun,” said Wilf. Wilf let go of his Dad’s hand.He began to skate. Whoops! Wilf sat down with a bump. “This ice is cold,” said Wilf.Dad began to skate. He went round the rink.“Look at me spin!” said Dad.“Look at me jump!”Dad got some cold drinks.“Look out, Dad,” said Wilf.Oh no! A banana skin.14. ice rink[英] [ais r??k] n. 溜冰场；滑冰场15. whoops[英] [hw?ps, w?ps, hwu:ps, wu:ps] int. <口>哎哟（犯明显错误时的道歉）16. bump[英] [b?mp] n. 碰撞，撞击；肿块；隆起物；鹭鸶的叫声17. spin[英] [spin] vi. 快速旋转；3-6 The Mud Bath.Dad was playing football.He ran with the ball.“Go on Dad!” called Chip.“Kick it!” Dad fell over in the mud. Splat! “Bad luck, Dad!” said Biff. “Oh Dad,” said Mum. “What a mess.” “I want a bath,” said Dad.Dad went up to the bathroom.He ran a bath.Dad came down.There was football on TV.Dad looked at the football.“Go on!” he called. “Kick it!”Dad forgot the bath. Drip! Drip! Drip!Plop! Plop! Splat!”What was that?” said Dad.Splash! “Oh no,” said Dad.3-7 Joe and the Bike.Joe went to speedway.Joe liked speedway.His dad was a speedway rider.Joe’s dad was in a race. He was in front. “Come on!” shouted Joe. Joe’s dad fell off.“Oh no!” said Joe.Joe’s dad pushed his bike.“What a rider!” said Joe.It was Joe’s birthday. His dad gave him a bike. Joe liked the bike.Joe was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!” shouted Dad.Joe fell off. “Oh no!” said Dad.“What a rider!” said Dad.18. speedway[英] [?spi:d?we?] n. 赛车跑道3-8 Midge and the Eggs.Midge’s mum wanted some eggs.Midge went to the egg shop.He put the eggs in a bag.“Come and play,” said his friends. “I can’t,” said Midge.“My Mum wants these eggs.”Midge saw his friend.The friend had a go-kart. Midge wanted a go.Midge put the bag down.He went on the go-kart.He forgot the eggs.A man put the bag in the cart.“Oh no!” said Midge. “The eggs!”Midge’s mum looked at the bag.“Sorry, Mum,” said Midge.Midge’s mum went to the egg shop.She got some more eggs.She put the eggs in a basket. Oh no!19. Midge米吉20. go-kart[英] [?ɡ?u?kɑ:t] n. 游戏用的无车体小型汽车，其商标名3-9 Midge in Hospital.Midge fell off his bike.The ambulance came.The man looked at Midge’s foot.They took Midge to hospital. Midge was frightened.He didn’t want to go to hospital.A doctor looked at Midge’s foot.A doctor gave Midge a sweet.Midge’s mum came to see him. She gave him a toy.Midge’s nan came to see him. She gave him some fruit. Midge’s friends came to se e him. They gave him some books. “It’s not so bad in hospital,”said Midge.“It’s good to be home.”21. nan[英] [n?n] n. 奶奶（小孩儿语）；圆盘烤饼3-10 Pip and the Little Monkey.Pip was at the zoo.Pip’s dad was a z oo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.They looked at a little monkey.They monkey was ill.They took the monkey home.The monkey got better.Pip played with it.They took the monkey to the zoo.Pip cried and cried.She wanted to keep the monkey.They went to the monkey house.The little monkey ran to its mum.The little monkey jumped and jumped.It was happy.Pip was happy too.3-11 Pip at the Zoo.Pip went to the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.Pip gave the deer some food.The deer pushed Pip over.Pip gave the monkeys some bananas.A monkey took Pip’s hat.Pip gave the elephants some water.The elephant took Pip’s sweets.Pip gave the parrots some fruit.A parrot pecked her finger.“Do you want to feed the crocodiles?”“No thanks,”said Pip.22. peck[英] [pek] vt. 啄，啄食；啄出，啄穿；3-12 Roy and the Budgie.Roy had a budgie. He called it Joey.Joey flew out side. “Oh no!”said Roy.Roy couldn’t get Joey.Joey flew away.Roy went to the wood. He looked for Joey.Roy couldn’t see Joey.An ostrich was in the wood.Roy looked at the ostrich. The ostrich looked at Roy. They saw the zoo-keeper.The zoo-keeper had a budgie.“It’s my ostrich,” said the zoo-keeper. \“It’s my budgie,” said Roy.“Thanks,” they said.23. Roy n. 罗伊（男子名）24. budgie[英] [?b?d?i] n. 相思鹦鹉25. Joey [男子名] 乔伊Joseph的昵称3-13 At the Seaside.The family went on holiday.Wilf and Wilma went, too.The hotel had burned down. “Sorry!” said the man.They looked at a new hotel. “Too expensive,” said Mum. They looked at an old hotel. “No, thank you,” said Dad.Ever hotel was full.“Sorry!” said everyone.They had to go home.But the car broke down.A farmer stopped his tractor. “Can I help?” he said.The farmer had a bus.“You can stay here,” he said. “What a good holiday!” said Wilf.3-14 Kipper the Clown.The children put on a circus.Kipper was a clown.Floppy pulled his leg.Chip was a strong-man.He made everyone laugh.Wilma and Biff did gymnastics.Everyone had a drink.“What a good circus!” s aid Mum.Wilf was a stuntman.Kipper was fed up .He wanted to be a stuntman.“Look at me!” he said.Everyone looked at Kipper.Oh no! “I’m a clown, after all,” said Kipper.26. circus[英] [?s?:k?s] n. 马戏，马戏团；马戏表演（常在大帐篷里进行）；27. gymnastics[英] [d??m?n?st?ks] n. 体操，体育；体操运动28. stuntman[英] [?st?nt?m?n] n. 特技替身演员29. feed up[英] [fi:d ?p] 养肥；养壮；<口>处于情绪低落状态；对…厌烦3-15 Kipper's Idea.Dad took Kipper to school.They went past the library.A lady was painting the wall.Kipper ran into the playground. He wanted to play. There was a drawing on the wall.It was a drawing of Kipper.The wall looked a mess.Mrs May was cross.The children were painting.Kipper had an idea.Miss Green drew circles on the wall.The children painted faces.The wall looked good.Everyone liked it.“Good for Kipper!” everyone said.3-16 Strawberry Jam.Dad wanted to make jam.He picked some strawberries.They were too small.Mum took everyone to the pick-your-own. “You can all help,” said Dad.They all picked strawberries.Kipper put some in his pocket.Chip took the strawberries to the car.The car was locked.He forgot about the strawberries.The children had an ice cream.It was time to go home.The car ran over the strawberries.“Oh no!” said eve ryone.“Traffic jam!” said Dad.3-17 The Jumble Sale.Mum and Dad were spring-cleaning.Mum looked in a drawer.Dad threw things out.The children looked at the junk.They played with the old toys.Mum put the old toys in the car.The children were sad.They all went to the jumble sale.The children wanted to buy something.“What a lot of junk!” said Wilf.The children saw their toys.They counted their money.It was time to go home.“What’s in the bags?” said Mum. Oh no!30. spring-cleaning[英] [?spr???kli:n??] n. 春季大扫除，大扫除31. drawer[英] [dr?:] n. 抽屉；开票人，出票人；起草者；酒馆侍者32. junk[英] [d???k] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；便宜货33. jumble sale[英] [?d??mb?l seil] n. （义卖时的）杂物拍卖3-18 The Snowman.It was snowing.“Hooray,” said the children.They saw wilf and Wilma.Wilf was sweeping the snow.Biff had a good idea.She made a giant snowball. Everyone pushed the snowball. Floppy barked and barked.Wilf had an idea.He wanted to play a trick.The children made a giant snowman. Wilf’s dad opened t he door.He saw the snowman.Wilma’s mum took a photograph. The snow fell off the roof.“Six snowmen!” said Wilma’s dad.34. Hooray [英] [h??re?] 万岁3-19 At the Pool.Kipper went to the swimming pool.Wilma’s mum took him.She took Biff and Chip, too.It was a new pool.Everyone wanted to swim.Kipper looked for his trunks.He couldn’t find them.Kipper couldn’t go in the pool.“Sorry,” said the man.Wilma’s mum was in the water.“Oh dear,” she said.Wilma’s mum took Kipper to a shop.She bought him new trunks.They went back to the pool.“Oh no!” said Kipper.“I put them on at home,” he said.35. trunks[tr??ks] n. 树干( trunk的名词复数)；衣箱；象鼻3-20 Book Week.It was book week.The children made books.They made a big picture.They put it on the wall.An author came.He made everyone laugh.The children dressed up.Kipper was a caterpillar.He ate an apple.They had a book party.Kipper ate a lettuce.He was the hungry caterpillar.There was a book sale.Kipper was hungry.“I am a hungry Kipper,” he said.36. caterpillar[英] [?k?t?pil?] n. 毛虫；履带；履带拖拉机3-21 Bull's-eye!Everyone went to the school fair.Wilma wanted a book.Her dad bought it for her.Wilf kicked the ball.He won the goldfish.Dad wanted to win a teddy.He had to hit a bull’s-eye.Dad got cross.He couldn’t hit the bull’s-eye.Wilma was in the gym display.Wilf and Dad forgot to watch her. Wilma was cross.“You forgot to watch,” she said. Wilf and Wilma had a fight. They bumped into Dad. Bill’s-eye!Dad won a teddy.37. bull's-eye[英] [?b?lz?a?] n. 靶心；的38. gym[英] [d?im] n. <非正>健身房；体育馆；室内健身操；体操39. display[英] [dis?plei] n. 展览，陈列；陈列品，展览品40. gym display体育展示41. bump[英] [b?mp] vt.& vi. 碰撞，冲撞；颠簸vi. 颠簸着前进W ilf’s dad wanted a party.He put up some lights.Wilma and Dad made a barbecue.Wilf and Mum took the food outside.Everyone helped. The dads lit the fire.The fire went out.The children were hungry.The dads lit the fire again. It began to rain.The dads cooked the burgers.The children were fed up.The burgers burned. “Yuk!” said Chip.Oh no! The dads got wet.“Hooray!” said the children.42. barbecue[英] [?bɑ:bikju:] n. 烤肉；烧烤野餐；（常用于室外的）金属烤架43. burgers[?b?:ɡ?z] n. 汉堡包( burger的名词复数)；The mums and dads were busy.They made a giant shoe.They put it on a trailer.The children dressed up.Dad was the old lady.The giant shoe looked good.They took it to the carnival. The car broke down. “Oh no!” everyone s aid.“Come on!” said Wilma. Biff, Chip, and Wilf pushed. “Come on!” said Kipper.“Come on!” said everyone.There was an old lady.She lived in a shoe.She had so many children.It was a good job, too.44. trailer[英] [?tre?l?] n. 拖车；追踪者；The children were in the sea.They played in the waves.Dad made them laugh.Everyone was cold.Kipper was very cold.Everyone wanted to jog.Kipper sat on the rug."Come on, Kipper,” said Mum.“I’m too cold,” said Kipper."Come on, Kipper,” said Dad.“I’m too cold,” said Kipper."Come and help,” said everyone.“I’m too cold,” said Kipper.“Ice cream!” said Kipper.He ran to the van.Everyone looked at Kipper.“I’m not that cold,” he said.45. jog[英] [d??ɡ] vt.& vi. 慢跑；轻推，轻撞；蹒跚行进；使颠簸46. rug[英] [r?ɡ] n. 小块地毯；〈英〉（围盖膝的）围毯，车毯；3-25 A Cat in the Tree.Floppy barked at a cat.The cat ran up a tree.Biff was cross with Floppy.Wilma climbed on the wall.Wilma climbed up the tree.She couldn’t get the cat.Wilma couldn’t get down.Wilma’s dad was cross.He put the ladder up.Wilma climbed down.Wilma’s dad climbed the tree.He couldn’t get the cat.Wilma’s dad was stuck.The cat jumped down.The fireman put a ladder up.Wilma’s dad climbed down.“Oh no!” sai d everyone.47. ladder[英] [?l?d?] n. 梯子，阶梯；梯状物；途径；48. stuck[英] [st?k] adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词3-26 By the Stream.Mum and Dad sat on the rug.The children played by the stream. Biff went on the bridge.They dropped sticks in the water. Kipper couldn’t see.Kipper climbed up.He dropped Teddy in the water. “Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Biff couldn’t get Teddy.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Mum couldn’t get Teddy.“I want Teddy,” said Kipper.Dad couldn’t get Teddy.Dad fell in.Splash!“I am a frogman,” said Dad.3-27 Nobody Wanted to Play.Wilf was cross.Nobody wanted to play.He went to the park.Wilf played on the rocket.“I am a spaceman,” he said.He played on the see-saw.“I am a juggler,” he said.He played on the horse.“I am a cowboy,” he said.He played on his bicycle.“I am a stuntman,” he said.He climbed up the ladder.“I am a fireman,” he said.He climbed on the wall.“I am a spiderman,” he said.Whoops!49. juggler[英] [?d??gl?] n. 玩杂耍的人；杂耍，把戏50. cowboy[英] [?ka??b??] n. 牛仔；牧童；富有冒险精神的英雄51. stuntman[英] [?st?nt?m?n] n. 特技替身演员3-28 On the Sand.Biff and Chip played on the sand.Dad went to sleep.Biff and Chip put sand on Dad.They made a sandcastle.They put Dad’s hat on top.They went to get an ice cream.Dad was still asleep.Chip looked at the donkeys.Biff looked at the boat.They looked at the go-karts.They looked at Dad’s hat.“Oh no!” said Biff.Dad was hiding.Biff was cross.The hat was on a stick.52. donkey[英] [?d??ki] n. 驴，毛驴；笨蛋，傻瓜；3-29 The Egg Hunt.Kate came to stay.Mum and Kate made a cake.Kate put little eggs on it.Wilma looked at the little eggs.She had an idea.Wilma went to the park.She wanted to hide some eggs.She put them in the trees.She put them in the flowers.Wilf and Kate came to the park.“You can look for eggs,” said Wilma.Kate looked for the eggs.“Where are they?” she said. The squirrels had them. “Squirrel like eggs,” said Kate.“So do I,” she said.3-30 The Rope Swing.The children went to the stream.They looked at the swing.Wilf climbed on the swing.Chip pushed Wilf.Floppy looked at the rope.Biff climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked.Chip climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked and barked.Kipper went on the swing.“What a silly dog!” said kippy.Wilma went on too.“What a silly dog!” said Wilma.The children went home.Floppy looked at the rope.Splash! Oh no!53. silly[英] [?sili] adj. 蠢的；糊涂的；不明事理的；没头脑的。
牛津阅读树oxfordreadingtree
牛津阅读树oxfordreadingtree展开全文原文：英文阅读--分级读物来领航（三）牛津阅读树oxford reading tree, ~ t2 U2 X u# H) i以下内容为转载: e2 q. M* e( } N6 W我们家也是很喜欢牛津阅读树，典范我也入了，也在爱贝团购了点读版的牛津树，但是牛津阅读树国内版本太多了，头都搞混了，网上看了一个博客写的非常清楚，铁锅来大家看一套庞大的分级读物能有如此高的命中率，实在令人惊讶！所以每当朋友问起启蒙英文书，我推荐的最多的便是牛津阅读树。
很多人其实和我最初一样对阅读书没啥概念，上网查吧，别人的介绍和淘宝网店里的简介也是一知半解，而且越看简介越茫然。
去官网看看吧，因为没买过书，也是一片混乱。
所以今天我专门用一整篇来整理一下我所了解的牛津阅读树。
我的信息主要来自官网，百度，淘宝和当当。
牛津阅读树，“牛津阅读”二字我不做赘述了，咱先来画棵树。
小朋友画树先画树干，那就是一根圆木，再来画些树杈，便组成了一棵树的基本形状。
这样就好理解牛津阅读树的基本构成了：原木--主课本，枝杈--补充阅读系列。
一主课本主课本主要就是围绕三个孩子一个家庭展开。
官网称为Biff,Chip&Kipper Stories。
当然，中间还引入了另一个黑人家庭和其他一些人物，但这三个孩子贯穿始终。
主课本1-9级分成三个部分，三部分不是按照级别分的，是按学习的侧重点来分的。
第一部分为Biff,Chip&Kipper Stories1-9级。
这部分是主课本中的基础，讲的也都是些生活故事，220多个故事，一本一个故事。
语言方面也是日常用的基本词汇和句型。
第二部分为Biff,Chip&Kipper Decode&Develop 1-5级。
这部分就是有侧重地引入Phonics，让孩子们边读故事边潜移默化地学习Phonics规律，为自主阅读做准备。
大约有72个故事，也是一本一个。
新牛津译林版Book 3Unit1-4课文
Book3U1-Nature in the balanceThe Amazon rainforest: a natural treasureWelcome to the jungle, a huge sea of green alive with the sounds of animals. This is the Amazon rainforest. As the largest rainforest in the world, it plays a significant role in main taining the fine balance of the Earth’s ecosystem.The Amazon rainforest crosses into eight countries, including Brazil and Peru, and one overseas region of France, all on the south American continent. With an area of around 6 million square kilometers, the Amazon rainforest is more than half the size of China. The Amazon river, from which the rainforest gets its name, is close to 6,400 kilometers in length ---- roughly 100 kilometers longer than the Yangtze River. On its journey from the mountains to the ocean, the river supports many different ecosystems. They give this area the richest biodiversity on the earth: one in ten known species in the world can be found here.Of the 390,000 plant species known to us, more than 40,000 can be found in the Amazon. This tall and ancient brazil nut tree produces nuts that we can eat; these water lilies are big enough to lie down on. The forest’s different levels support an unbelievable variety of wildlife. At the bottom, there is a system of roots beneath the ground. Above that is the mass of leaf litter on the dark forest floor. The next level is made up of shorter plants with large leaves. Then there are the towering ancient hardwoods, and finally the tops of the tallest trees many meters above the ground. Each level of the forest forms its own little world, home to different kinds of living things.More than 1,300 species of birds and over 400 species of mammals hide among the jungle’s plant life. This jaguar is one example. It has a yellowish-brown coat with black spots. While a significant number of jaguars survive here, they are only oneelement of this forest’s food chain. They feed on at least 87 species, including frogs. These frogs, in turn, feed on insects which eat leaves and fruit. When a jaguar dies, a tiny army of microorganisms helps break down its body and return the nutrients to the earth.The Amazon rainforest breathes life into the planet by fixing carbon and producing over 20 per cent of all the Earth’s oxygen. Thus, it is often known as the “lung s of the planet”. Moreover, the Amazon rainforest is a treasure house of species that can be used for food or medicine. Yet there is one major danger to these irreplaceable plants and animals: us. Over the past 50 years, about 17 per cent of the rainforest has disappeared due to human activities such as agriculture and cattle farming. As the impact of human activities continues to grow and the list of species in danger of extinction becomes longer, we are left with a question: can we afford to damage the “lungs of the planet”?U2 Natural disastersPupils’ lives spared during Falmont earthquakeBy Raymond Tran18 March FALMONT—On 17 March, 476 students and 36 teachers at Falmont Primary School escaped an earthquake that hit the county at 2:27 p.m. Only 5 students suffered slight injuries, despite the current figures of 7 killed and over 200 injured in the disaster area at large.Alice Brown, head teacher at Falmont Primary School, was teaching when the floor began to shake. Her students’ reaction was quick and correct—they moved under their desks, head first, and held on to the legs of the desks. At the same time, Miss Brown quickly opened the classroom door, in case it became damaged during the shaking andcould not open. There were loud crashes of glass breaking and things falling to the ground, but the students remained still and waited calmly and quietly.The moment the shaking stopped, Miss Brown sensed it was the best time for the class to make their escape. She signalled to her students to exit the classroom in an orderly line covering their heads with their hands. Within one minute and twenty seconds, the whole class went down the stairs and rushed to the playground. Soon students from other classes arrived too. After a roll call confirmed that all were safe and sound, they relaxed, laughing, crying and hugging each other.“We practise earthquake safety procedures twice a year,” said Miss Brown, “so the kids were calm enough to protect themselves during the earthquake.”Girl saves 100 from tsunamiBy Jessie Cable21 December NEWDALE—On 20 December, a series of huge waves caused by an undersea earthquake raced across the ocean near Goldshore and left thousands dead. Goldshore Beach was the only local beach to survive the disaster without any loss of life. A 10-year-old girl, Sabrina Andron, helped around 100 people escape danger with her knowledge of tsunamis.The day began like any other on Goldshore Beach. People were walking, running or simply sitting on the sandy beach, enjoying the warm sea air and the soft wind that brushed their hair. Sabrina was one of the happy tourists until she noticed something odd. “The water was like the bubbles on the top of a beer,” she later explained. “It wasn’t calm and it wasn’t going in and then out. It was just coming in and in and in.” Sabrina had just learnt about tsunamis in a Geography lesson. It immediately occurred to her that these were signs of an approaching tsunami.Sabrina was frightened, but she soon kept her head. She warned her parents of the danger, though at first they just thought she was joking. However, Sabrina was certain that a terrible disaster was on its way and kept asking her parents to talk to a safety officer. To her great relief, the officer immediately realized the coming danger. Thebeach was rapidly cleared of people, just before the huge waves crashed into the coast.U3 The world onlineThe Internet: a world without frontiersThe Internet has the power to connect people across the world to a single shared community. Billions of people in different parts of the world have joined it already, and obviously many more will follow. Even in the countryside, the Internet enables people to reach beyond their villages and get in touch with the outside world. We can achieve almost anything online—with access to the Internet come some truly life-changing advantages.One of the greatest advantages of the Internet lies in the quick and easy access to a huge amount of information. To a certain extent, the world's knowledge is all at our fingertips. With the click of a mouse or the touch of a button, it is possible to find out almost anything we care to know, from recipes to travel packages, from military affairs to learning resources. In the time it takes to find one book in the library, we can use a search engine to bring up millions of results. No wonder the Internet has now become the first place that the majority of people turn to for information.The Internet has also made our lives unbelievably convenient, with all sorts of goods and services provided by electronic commerce, more commonly known as e-commerce. You can have food delivered to you using food delivery apps and sites. Gone are the days of searching shop after shop for the perfect pair of boots—you can compare styles and prices quickly and easily in the comfort of your living room. Why wait hopelessly for a taxi in the cold rain? It is now simple and fast to order one with a taxi app. Sit back and relax indoors for a few warm minutes until the driver arrives. When you wish to go on holiday, you can make all your travel arrangements just infront of the computer. Forgot to carry cash? There is no need to worry—you can pay for almost everything on your smartphone.Above all else, the Internet helps us establish and maintain social ties. With all sorts of communication software, physical distance no longer gets in the way. No matter where we are, we are able to keep in contact with loved ones, find long-lost friends and discover whole new communities who share our hobbies. An instant message, a group chat, a video call, a comment on an update—there are endless ways to share our views or let someone know we care about them.However, while the Internet brings many valuable advantages, being connected has its problems. As with any great invention, we must be aware of these problems and be careful to use the Internet properly and responsibly. Only in this way can the Internet be a place of discovery, wonder and inspiration for everyone. It is truly a world without frontiers.U4 Scientists who changed the worldChinese scientist wins the 2015 Nobel PrizeBy Dina Conner11 December 2015 Tu Youyou has become the first female scientist of the People's Republic of China to receive a Nobel Prize, awarded for her contribution to the fight against malaria, one of the deadliest diseases in human history. Thanks to her discovery of qinghaosu, malaria patients all over the world now have had a greatly increased chance of survival.Born in 1930, in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, Tu studied medicine at university in Beijing between 1951 and 1955. After graduation, she worked at the Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She completed further training courses in traditional Chinese medicine, acquiring a broad knowledge of both traditional Chinese medicineand Western medicine.Tu's education was soon to prove very useful. In the 1960s, many people were dying of malaria, and in 1969 Tu became head of a team that intended to find a cure for the disease. She collected over 2,000 traditional Chinese medical recipes for malaria treatment and made hundreds of extracts from different herbs. When they failed to produce any promising results, Tu referred to the ancient books of traditional Chinese medicine again. Inspired by an over 1,600-year-old text about preparing qinghao extract with cold water, Tu redesigned the experiments and tried extracting the herb at a low temperature in order not to damage its effective part. On 4 October 1971, after 190 failures, she succeeded in making qinghao extract that could treat malaria in mice.However, it was hard to produce enough qinghao extract for large trials because research resources were limited. Tu and her team managed to find solutions to the problem. When there was no research equipment, they had to extract herbs using household water containers. They worked day and night and their health began to suffer because of the poor conditions, but they never gave up.Even with large amounts of qinghao extract produced, however, they still faced another problem. The trials on patients were likely to be postponed because they did not have sufficient safety data. To speed up the process and ensure its safety, Tu and her team volunteered to test qinghao extract on themselves first.The efforts of Tu and her team finally paid off. In November 1972, through trial and error, they successfully discovered qinghaosu—the most effective part of the qinghao extract. As a key part of many malaria medicines, qinghaosu has since benefited about 200 million malaria patients. More than 40 years after its discovery, Tu was eventually awarded a Nobel Prize for her work. In her Nobel Lecture, she encouraged scientists to further explore the treasure house of traditional Chinese medicine andraise it to a higher level. Perhaps the next generation of scientists, drawing on the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine, will indeed discover more medicines beneficial to global health care.。
牛津阅读树3级(30本)文本
牛津的阅读树3 (30本)3-1 The Steel Band. 3-15 Kipper's Idea.3-2 Pond Dipping. 3-16 Srawberry Jam.3-3 Sniff. 3-17 The Jumble Sale.3-4 The Duck Race. 3-18 The Snowman.3-5 The Ice Rink. 3-19 At the Pool.3-6 The Mud Bath. 3-20 Book Week.3-7 Joe and the Bike. 3-21 Bull's-eye!.3-8 Midge and the Eggs. 3-22 The Barbecue.3-9 Midge in Hospital. 3-23 The Carnival.3-10 Pip and the Little Monkey. 3-24 The Cold Day.3-11 Pip at he Zoo. 3-25 A Cat in the Tree.3-12 Roy and the Budgie. 3-26 By the Stream.3-13 At the Seaside. 3-27 Nobody Wanted to Play. 3-14 Kipper the Clown. 3-28 On the Sand.3-29 The Egg Hunt. 3-30 The Rope Swing.3-1 The Steel Band.A band came to play.“My name is Stan,” said a man. “I want you to help us.”“I want you to clap,” he said. “Clap your hands and tap you feet.”“I want you to sing a song.” “Sing it with us.”The children sang with the band. “Now clap as you sing” said Stan. “Who wants to play in the band?” The children put up their hands. Everyone wanted to play. “You can all play,” said Stan. Wilf hit the drum. “Tap it,” said Stan. “Don’t bang it.” What a grand band!1. Stan[stæn] n. [男子名]斯坦(Stanley 的昵称)(m.)2. tap[英] [tæp]vt.开发；（从容器等）汲取（液体）；割[打]开…取[放]液体vi.轻声走；跳踢踏舞3. bang [英] [bæŋ]vt.猛击，猛撞3-2 Pond Dipping.Wilf and Wilma were at the pond.The net got stuck. “Help me pull,” said Wilf. They pulled the net. It was stuck on some junk. Wilma got a big stick. “Let’s pull it out,” she said.Wilf and Wilma pulled. They couldn’t pull the junk out. Mum and Dad helped. They pulled out an old pram. Plop! A frog hopped out. It made Wilf jump.Splash! A fish jumped up. “A pram full of fish,” said Dad. “Pram dipping!” said Wilma.4. stuck[英] [stʌk] v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词) adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；被…难住的，不知所措5. junk[英] [dʒʌŋk] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；6. pram[英] [præm] n. <英>（手推的）婴儿车；（送牛奶的）手推车；平底船7. plop[英] [plɔp] n. 扑通声，啪嗒声 vi. 扑通地坠落8. hop out[英] [hɔp aut] [体]后摆；跳下3-3 Sniff.“Will you look after Sniff today?” said Mrs May.Wilf and Wilma were happy. They wanted to look after the puppy. They took Sniff to the park. The puppy was excited.2Sniff liked to roll on her back… jump up for a stick...run after a ball… and bark at a cat.Then Sniff went in the mud. She ran after a duck.She jumped in the pond and she barked at a dog. “I am hot,” said Wilf. “I want a rest.”“I am hot, too,” said Wilma. “I want a drink.”Mum couldn’t find Sniff. She couldn’t find Wilf and Wilma.Mum and Dad looked and looked. “They must be lost” said Mum. They were fast asleep. “They are worn out,” said Dad.9. mud[英] [mʌd]n.泥，泥淖；没价值的东西，污物；3-4 The Duck Race.Wilma had an idea.The children made six ducks. “Let’s have a duck race,” said Wilma. Mum began the race. “Drop the ducks in,” said Mum.The ducks went down the stream. Oh no! Wilma’s duck sank.Chip’s duck got stuck in the reeds. Biff’s duck got stuck in the weeds. Wilf’s duck got stuck on a log. “Get it off with a stick,” said Chip. Kipper’s duck went fast. It went past Dad’s duck. Twoswans flew down. They landed on the ducks! “Six soggy ducks,” said Kipper.10. sank[英] [sæŋk] v.（使）下沉，（使）沉没( sink的过去式 )11. reed[英] [riːd]n.芦苇；芦苇杆；[乐]舌簧12. weed[英] [wi:d]n.杂草；野草；废物；烟草13. swan[英] [swɔn]n.天鹅；诗人，歌手33-5 The Ice Rink.Wilf and Dad went to the ice rink. They put skates on. They went on to the ice. “Hold my hand,” said Dad. Wilf held Dad’s hand. “This is fun,” said Wilf. Wilf let go of his Dad’s hand. He began to skate.Whoops! Wilf sat down with a bump. “This ice is cold,” said Wilf. Dad began to skate. He went round the rink.“Look at me spin!” said Dad. “Look at me jump!”Dad got some cold drinks. “Look out, Dad,” said Wilf. Oh no! A banana skin.14. ice rink[英] [ais rɪŋk] n. 溜冰场；滑冰场15. whoops[英] [hwʊps, wʊps, hwu:ps, wu:ps] int. <口>哎哟（犯明显错误时的道歉）16. bump[英] [bʌmp] n. 碰撞，撞击；肿块；隆起物；鹭鸶的叫声17. spin[英] [spin] vi. 快速旋转；3-6 The Mud Bath.Dad was playing football.He ran with the ball. “Go on Dad!” called Chip. “Kick it!”Dad fell over in the mud. Splat! “Bad luck, Dad!” said Biff.“Oh Dad,” said Mum. “What a mess.” “I want a bath,” said Dad. Dad went up to the bathroom. He ran a bath. Dad came down. There was football on TV.Dad looked at the football. “Go on!” he called. “Kick it!” Dad forgot the bath. Drip! Drip! Drip!Plop! Plop! Splat!” What was that?” said Dad. Splash! “Oh no,” said Dad.3-7 Joe and the Bike.Joe went to speedway.Joe liked speedway. His dad was a speedway rider.Joe’s dad was in a race. He was in front. “Come on!” shouted Joe. Joe’s dad fell off. “Oh no!” said Joe.Joe’s dad pushed his bike. “What a rider!” said Joe.It was Joe’s birthday. His dad gave him a bike. Joe lied the bike. Joe was in a race. He was in front. “Come on!” shouted Dad. Joe fell off. “Oh no!” said Dad.“What a rider!” said Dad.18. speedway[英] [ˈspi:dˈweɪ]n.赛车跑道3-8 Midge and the Eggs.4Midge’s mum wanted some eggs.Midge went to the egg shop. He put the eggs in a bag. “Come and play,” said his friends. “I can’t,” said Midge.“My Mum wants these eggs.”Midge saw his friend. The friend had a go-kart. Midge wanted a go.Midge put the bag down. He went on the go-kart. He forgot the eggs.A man put the bag in the cart. “Oh no!” said Midge. “The eggs!”Midge’s mum looked at the bag. “Sorry, Mum,” said Midge. Midge’s mum went to t he egg shop. She got some more eggs. She put the eggs in a basket. Oh no!19. Midge米吉20. go-kart[英] [ˈɡəuˈkɑ:t] n. 游戏用的无车体小型汽车，其商标名3-9 Midge in Hospital.Midge fell off his bike.The ambulance came. The man looked an Midge’s foot. They took Midge to hospital. Midge was frightened.He didn’t want to go to hospital.A doctor looked at Midge’s foot. A doctor gave Midge a sweet. Midge’s mum came to see him. She gave him a toy.Midge’s nan came to see him. She gave him some fruit.Midge’s friends c ame to see him. They gave him some books. “It’s not so bad in hospital,” said Midge. “It’s good to be home.”21. nan[英] [næn]n.奶奶（小孩儿语）；圆盘烤饼53-10 Pip and the Little Monkey.Pip was at the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper. Pip helped her dad.They looked at a little monkey. They monkey was ill. They took the monkey home.The monkey got better. Pip played with it. They took the monkey to the zoo.Pip cried and cried. She wanted to keep the monkey.They went to the monkey house. The little monkey ran to its mum. The little monkey jumped and jumped. It was happy. Pip was happy too.3-11 Pip at he Zoo.Pip went to the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper. Pip helped her dad.Pip gave the deer some food. The deer pushed Pip over.Pip gave the monkeys some bananas. A monkey took Pip’s hat. Pip gave the elephants some water. The elephant took Pip’s sweets. Pip gave the parrots some fruit. A parrot pecked her finger. “Do you want to feed the crocodiles?” “No thanks,” said Pip.22. peck[英] [pek]vt.啄，啄食；啄出，啄穿；3-12 Roy and the Budgie.Roy had a budgie. He called it Joey.Joey flew out side. “Oh no!” said Roy.Roy couldn’t get Joey. Joey flew away. Roy went to the wood. He looked for Joey.Roy couldn’t see Joey. An ostrich was in the wood. Roy looked at the ostrich. The ostrich looked at Roy. They saw the zoo-keeper. The zoo-keeper had a budgie.“It’s my ostrich,” said the zoo-keeper. “It’s my budgie,” said Roy. “Thanks,” they said.25. Joey [男子名] 乔伊 Joseph的昵称23. Roy n. 罗伊（男子名）24. budgie[英] [ˈbʌdʒi] n. 相思鹦鹉3-13 At the Seaside.The family went on holiday. Wilf and Wilma went, too. The hotel had burned down. “Sorry!” said the man.6They looked at a new hotel. “Too expensive,” said Mum. They looked at an old hotel. “No, thank you,” said Dad. Ever hotel was full. “Sorry!” said everyone. They had to go home. But the car broke down.A farmer stopped his tractor. “Can I help?” he said.The farmer had a bus. “You can stay here,” he said.“What a good holiday!” said Wilf.3-14 Kipper the Clown.The children put on a circus.Kipper was a clown. Floppy pulled his leg.Chip was a strong-man. He made everyone laugh. Wilma and Biff did gymnastics.Everyone had a drink. “What a good circus!” said Mum. Wilf was a stuntman. Kipper was fed up .He wanted to be a stuntman. “Look at me!” he said. Everyone looked at Kipper. Oh no! “I’m a clown, after all,” said Kipper.26. circus[英] [ˈsə:kəs] n.马戏，马戏团；马戏表演（常在大帐篷里进行）；27. gymnastics[英] [dʒɪmˈnæstɪks] n.体操，体育；体操运动28. stuntman[英] [ˈstʌntˈmæn] n.特技替身演员29. feed up[英] [fi:d ʌp]养肥；养壮；<口>处于情绪低落状态；对…厌烦3-15 Kipper's Idea.Dad took Kipper to school.They went past the library. A lady was painting the wall. Kipper ran into the playground. He wanted to play.There was a drawing on the wall. It was a drawing of Kipper. The wall looked a mess. Mrs May was cross. The children were painting. Kipper had an idea.Miss Green drew circles on the wall. The children painted faces. The wall looked good. Everyone liked it.“Good for Kipper!” everyone sa id.3-16 Srawberry Jam.Dad wanted to make jam.He picked some strawberries. They were too small.Mum took everyone to the pick-your-own. “You can all help,” said Dad. They all picked strawberries. Kipper put some in his pocket.Chip took the strawberries to the car. The car was locked.He forgot about the strawberries.7The children had an ice cream. It was time to go home. The car ran over the strawberries. “Oh no!” said everyone. “Traffic jam!” said Dad.3-17 The Jumble Sale.Mum and Dad were spring-cleaning.Mum looked in a drawer. Dad threw things out.The children looked at the junk. They played with the old toys.Mum put the old toys in the car. The children were sad.They all went to the jumble sale.The children wanted to bu y something. “What a lot of junk!” said Wilf. The children saw their toys. They counted their money.It was time to go home. “What’s in the bags?” said Mum. Oh no!30. spring-cleaning[英] [ˈsprɪŋˈkli:nɪŋ]n.春季大扫除，大扫除31. drawer[英] [drɔ:]n.抽屉；开票人，出票人；起草者；酒馆侍者32. junk[英] [dʒʌŋk]n.废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；便宜货33. jumble sale[英] [ˈdʒʌmbəl seil]n.（义卖时的）杂物拍卖3-18 The Snowman.It was snowing. “Hooray,” said the children.They saw wilf and Wilma. Wilf was sweeping the snow. Biff had a good idea. She made a giant snowball.Everyone pushed the snowball. Floppy barked and barked.Wilf had an idea. He wanted to play a trick. The children made a giant snowman.Wilf’s dad opened the door. He saw the snowman.Wilma’s mum took a photograph. The snow fell off the roof. “Six snowmen!” said Wilma’s dad.34. Hooray [英] [hʊˈreɪ] 万岁3-19 At the Pool.Kipper went to the swimming pool.Wilma’s mum took him. She took Biff and Chip, too. It was a new pool. Everyone wanted to swim.Kipper looked for his trunks. He c ouldn’t find them. Kipper couldn’t go in the pool. “Sorry,” said the man.Wilma’s mum was in the water. “Oh dear,” she said.Wilma’s mum took Kipper to a shop. She bought him new trunks. They went back to the pool. “Oh no!” said Kipper.8“I put them on at home,” he said.35. trunks[trʌŋks] n. 树干( trunk的名词复数 )；衣箱；象鼻3-20 Book Week.It was book week.The children made books.They made a big picture. They put it on the wall. An author came. He made everyone laugh.The children dressed up. Kipper was a caterpillar. He ate an apple. They had a book party.Kipper ate a lettuce. He was the hungry caterpillar. There was a book sale. Kipper was hungry. “I am a hungry Kipper,” he said.36. caterpillar[英] [ˈkætəpilə]n.毛虫；履带；履带拖拉机3-21 Bull's-eye!.Everyone went to the school fair.Wilma wanted a book. Her dad bought it for her. Wilf kicked the ball. He won the goldfish.Dad wanted to win a teddy. He had to hit a bull’s-eye. Dad got cross. He couldn’t hit the bull’s-eye.Wilma was in the gym display. Wilf and Dad forgot to watch her. Wilma was cross. “You forgot to watch,” she said. Wilf and Wilma had a fight. They bumped into Dad.Bill’s-eye! Dad won a teddy.40. gym display体育展示37. bull's-eye[英] [ˈbʊlzˈaɪ] n. 靶心；的38. gym[英] [dʒim] n. <非正>健身房；体育馆；室内健身操；体操39. display[英] [disˈplei] n. 展览，陈列；陈列品，展览品41. bump[英] [bʌmp] vt.& vi. 碰撞，冲撞；颠簸 vi. 颠簸着前进3-22 The Barbecue.Wilf’s dad wanted a party. He put up some lights.Wilma and Dad made a barbecue. Wilf and Mum took the food outside. Everyone helped. The dads lit the fire.The fire went out. The children were hungry. The dads lit the fire again. It began to rain.The dads cooked the burgers. The children were fed up.9The burgers burned. “Yuk!” said Chip. Oh no! The dads got wet.“Hooray!” said the children.42. barbecue[英] [ˈbɑ:bikju:]n.烤肉；烧烤野餐；（常用于室外的）金属烤架43. burgers[ˈbə:ɡəz] n.汉堡包( burger的名词复数 )；3-23 The Carnival.The mums and dads were busy.They made a giant shoe. They put it on a trailer. The children dressed up. Dad was the old lady.The giant shoe looked good. They took it to the carnival. The car broke down. “Oh no!” everyone said.“Come on!” said Wilma. Biff, Chip, and Wilf pushed. “Come on!” said Kipper. “Come on!” said everyone.There was an old lady. She lived in a shoe. She had so many children. It was a good job, too.44. trailer[英] [ˈtreɪlə] n. 拖车；追踪者；103-24 The Cold Day.The children were in the sea.They played in the waves. Dad made them laugh. Everyone was cold. Kipper was very cold.Everyone wanted to jog. Kipper sat on the rug."Come on, Kipper,” said Mum. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper. "Come on, Kipper,” said Dad. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper. "Come and help,” said everyone. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper. “Ice cream!” said Kipper. He ran to the van.Everyone looked at Kipper. “I’m not that cold,” he said.45. jog[英] [dʒɔɡ]vt.& vi.慢跑；轻推，轻撞；蹒跚行进；使颠簸46. rug[英] [rʌɡ] n.小块地毯；〈英〉（围盖膝的）围毯，车毯；3-25 A Cat in the Tree.Floppy barked at a cat. The cat ran up a tree.Biff was cross with Floppy. Wilma climbed on the wall. Wilma climbed up the tree. She couldn’t get the cat. Wilma couldn’t get down. Wilma’s dad was cross. He put the ladder up. Wilma climbed down.Wilma’s dad climbed the tree. He couldn’t get the cat.Wilma’s dad was stuck. The cat jumped down.The fireman put a ladder up. Wilma’s dad climbed down. “Ohno!” said everyone.48. stuck[英] [stʌk] adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；v. 刺(stick 的过去式及47. ladder[英] [ˈlædə] n. 梯子，阶梯；梯状物；途径；过去分词)113-26 By the Stream.Mum and Dad sat on the rug.The children played by the stream. Biff went on the bridge. They dropped sticks in the water. Kipper couldn’t see. Kipper climbed up. He dropped Teddy in the water. “Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Biff couldn’t get Teddy. “Get Teddy,” said Kipper. Mum could n’t get Teddy. “I want Teddy,” said Kipper. Dad couldn’t get Teddy. Dad fell in .Splash!“I am a frogman,” said Dad.3-27 Nobody Wanted to Play.Wilf was cross.Nobody wanted to play. He went to the park.Wilf played on the rocket. “I am a spaceman,” he said. He played on the see-saw. “I am a juggler,” he said. He played on the horse. “I am a cowboy,” he said. He played on his bicycle. “I am a stuntman,” he said. He climbed up the ladder. “I am a fireman,” he said. He climbed on the wall. “I am a spiderman,” he said. Whoops!51. stuntman[英] [ˈstʌntˈmæn]n.特技替身演员49. juggler[英] [ˈdʒʌglə]n.玩杂耍的人；杂耍，把戏50. cowboy[英] [ˈkaʊˈbɔɪ]n.牛仔；牧童；富有冒险精神的英雄3-28 On the Sand.Biff and Chip played on the sand.Dad went to sleep. Biff and Chip put sand on Dad. They made a sandcastle. They put Dad’s hat on top. They went to get an icecream. Dad was still asleep. Chip looked at the donkeys. Biff looked at the boat. They looked at the go-karts.They looked at Dad’s hat. “Oh no!” said Biff. Dad was hiding. Biff was cross. The hat was on a stick.52. donkey[英] [ˈdɔŋki] n. 驴，毛驴；笨蛋，傻瓜；3-29 The Egg Hunt.Kate came to stay.12Mum and Kate made a cake. Kate put little eggs on it. Wilma looked at the little eggs. She had an idea.Wilma went to the park. She wanted to hide some eggs. She put them in the trees. She put them in the flowers.Wilf and Kate came to the park. “You can look for eggs,” said Wilma. Kate looked for the eggs. “Where are they?” she said. The squirrels had them. “Squirrel like eggs,” said Kate.“So do I,” she said.3-30 The Rope Swing.The children went to the stream.They looked at the swing. Wilf climbed on the swing. Chip pushed Wilf. Floppy looked at the rope.-教育精选-Biff climbed on the swing. Floppy barked and barked.Chip climbed on the swing. Floppy barked and barked and barked. Kipper went on the swing. “What a silly dog!” said kippy. Wilma went on too. “What a silly dog!” said Wilma. The children went home. Floppy looked at the rope. Splash! Oh no!53. silly[英] [ˈsili]adj.蠢的；糊涂的；不明事理的；没头脑的13可编辑。
牛津树绘本第三阶
牛津树绘本第三阶3-1 The Duck RaceWilma had an idea.The children made six ducks.“Let’s have a duck race,” said Wilma. Mum began the race.“Drop the ducks in,” said Mum.The ducks went down the stream.Oh no! Wilma’s duck sank.Chip’s duck got stuck in the reeds. Biff’s duck got stuck in the weeds. Wilf’s duck got stuck on a log.“Get it off with a stick,” said Chip. Kipper’s duck went fast.It went past Dad’s duck.Two swans flew down.They landed on the ducks!“Six soggy ducks,” said Kipper.(word count 89)3-2 Sniff“Will you look after Sniff today?”said Mrs May.Wilf and Wilma were happy.They wanted to look after the puppy. They took Sniff to the park.The puppy was excited.Sniff liked to roll on her back…jump up for a stick…run after a ball…and bark at a cat.Then Sniff went in the mud.She ran after a duck.She jumped in the pond, and she barked at a dog.“I am hot,” said Wilf. “I want a rest.”“I am hot, too,”said Wilma. “I want a drink.Mum couldn’t find Sniff.She couldn’t find Wilf and Wilma.Mum and Dad looked and looked. “They must be lost” said Mum.They were fast asleep.“They are worn out,” said Dad.(word count 126) 3-3 Pond DippingWilf and Wilma were at the pond. The net got stuck.“Help me pull,” said Wilf.They pulled the net.It was stuck on some junk.Wilma got a big stick.“Let’s pull it out,” she said.Wilf and Wilma pulled.They couldn’t pull the junk out. Mum and Dad helped.They pulled out an old pram. Plop！A frog hopped out.It made Wilf jump.Splash! A fish jumped up.“A pram full of fish,” said Dad. “Pram dipping!” said Wilma.(word count 83)3-4 The Ice RinkWilf and Dad went to the ice rink. They put skates on.They went on to the ice.“Hold my hand,” said Dad.Wilf held Dad’s hand.“This is fun,” said Wilf.Wilf let go of his Dad’s hand.He began to skate.Whoops! Wilf sat down with a bump. “This ice is cold,” said Wilf.Dad began to skate.He went round the rink.“Look at me spin!” said Dad. “Look at me jump!”Dad got some cold drinks.“Look out, Dad,” said Wilf.Oh no! A banana skin.(word count 90)3-5 The Mud BathDad was playing football.He ran with the ball.“Go on Dad!” called Chip. “Kick it!”Dad fell over in the mud. Splat！“Bad luck, Dad!” said Bif f.“Oh Dad,” said Mum. “What a mess!”“I want a bath,” said Dad.Dad went up to the bathroom.He ran a bath.Dad came down.There was football on TV.Dad looked at the football.“Go on!” he called. “Kick it!”Dad forgot the bath.Drip! Drop! Drip!Plop! Plop! Splat!“What was that?” said Dad.Splash! “Oh no,” said Dad.(word count 91)3-6 The Steel BandA band came to play.“My name is Stan,” said a man.“I want you to help us.”“I want you to clap,” he said. “Clap your hands and tap your feet.”“I want you to sing a song.”“Sing it with us.”The children sang with the band. “Now clap as you sing,” said Stan. “Who wants to play in the band?”The children put up their hands. Everyone wanted to play.“You can all play,” said Stan.Wilf hit the drum.“Tap it,” said Stan. “Don’t bang it.”What a grand band!(word count 94)3-7 On the SandBiff and Chip played on the sand. Dad went to sleep.Biff and Chip put sand on Dad. They made a sandcastle.They put Dad’s hat on top.They went to get an ice cream.Dad was still asleep.Chip looked at the donkeys. Biff looked at the boat.They looked at the go-karts.They looked at Dad’s hat.“Oh no!” said Biff.Dad was hiding.Biff was cross.The hat was on a stick.(word count 75)3-8 The Egg HuntKate came to stay.Mum and Kate made a cake.Kate put little eggs on it.Wilma looked at the little eggs.She had an idea.Wilma went to the park.She wanted to hide some eggs. She put them in the trees.She put them in the flowers.Wilf and Kate came to park.“You can look for eggs,” said Wilma. Kate looked for the eggs.“Where are they?” she said.The squirrels had them. “Squirrels like eggs,” said Kate. “So do I,” she said.(word count 86)3-9 Nobody Wanted to PlayWilf was cross.Nobody wanted to play.He went to the park.Wilf played on the rocket.“I am a spaceman,” he said.He played on the see-saw.“I am a juggler,” he said.He played on the horse.“I am a cowboy,” he said.He played on his bicycle.“I am a stuntman,” he said.He climbed up the ladder.“I am a fireman,” he said.He climbed on the wall.“I am a spider man,” he said.Whoops!(word count 80)3-10 A Cat in the TreeFloppy barked at a cat. The cat ran up a tree.Biff was cross with Floppy.Wilma climbed on the wall.Wilma climbed up the tree.S he couldn’t get the cat.Wilma couldn’t get down.Wilma’s dad was cross.He put the ladder up.Wilma climbed down.Wilma’s dad climbed the tree.He couldn’t get the cat.Wilma’s dad was stuck.The cat jumped down.The fireman put a ladder up.Wilma’s dad climbed down.“Oh no!” said everyone.(word count 79)3-11 The Rope SwingThe children went to the stream.They looked at the swing.Wilf climbed on the swing.Chip pushed Wilf.Floppy looked at the rope.Biff climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked.Chip climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked and barked. Kipper went on theswing.“What a silly dog!” said Kipper.Wilma went on too.“What a silly dog!” said Wilma.The children went home.Floppy looked at the rope.Splash! Oh no!(word count 77)3-12 By the StreamMum and Dad sat on the rug. The children played by the stream.Biff went on the bridge.They dropped sticks in the water. Kipper couldn’t see.Kipper climbed up.He dropped Teddy in the water.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Biff couldn’t get Teddy.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Mum couldn’t get Teddy.“I want Teddy,” said Kipper.Dad couldn’t get Teddy.Dad fell in.Splash!“I am a frogman,” said Dad.(word count 71)3-13 Kipper the ClownThe children put on a circus.Kipper was a clown.Floppy pulled his leg.Chip was a strong-man.He made everyone laugh.Wilma and Biff did gymnastics. Everyone had a drink. “What a good circus!” said Mum.Wilf was a stuntman.Kipper was fed up.He wanted to be a stuntman.“Look at me!” he said.Everyone looked at Kipper.Oh no!“I’m a clown, after all,” said Kipper. (word count 69)3-14 Strawberry JamDad wanted to make jam.He picked some strawberries.They were too small.Mum took everyone to the pick-your-own.“You can all help,” said Dad.They all picked straKipper put some in his pocket.Chip took the strawberries to the car. The car was locked. He forgot about the strawberries.The children had an ice cream.It was time to go home.The car ran over the strawberries. “Oh no!” said everyone.“Traffic jam!” said Dad.(word count 77)3-15 The Jumble SaleMum and Dad were spring-cleaning. Mum looked in a drawer. Dad threw things out.The children looked at the junk.They played with the old toys.Mum put the old toys in the car.The children were sad.They all went to the jumble sale.The children wanted to buy something. “What a lot of junk!” said Wilf.The children saw their toys.They counted their money.It was time to go home.“What’s in the bags?” said Mum.Oh no!(word count 81)3-16 At the SeasideThe family went to on holiday.Wilf and Wilma went, too.The hotel had burned down.“Sorry!” said the man.They looked at a new hotel.“Too expensive,” said Mum.They looked at an old hotel.“No, thank you,” said Dad.Every hotel was full.“Sorry!” said everyo ne.They had to go home.But the car broke down.A farmer stopped his tractor.“Can I help?” he said.The farmer had a bus.“You can stay here,” he said. “What a good holiday!” said Wilf. (word count 85)3-17 Kipper's IdeaDad took Kipper to school.They went past the library.A lady was painting the wall.Kipper ran into the playground.He wanted to play.There was a drawing on the wall.It was a drawing of Kipper.The wall looked a mess.Mrs May was cross.The children were painting.Kipper had an idea.Miss Green drew circles on the wall. The children painted faces.The wall looked good.Everyone liked it.“Good for Kipper!” everyone said. (word count 78)3-18 The SnowmanIt was snowing. “Hooray,”said the children.They saw Wilf and Wilma.Wilf was sweeping the snow.Biff had a good idea.She made a giant snowball.Everyone pushed the snowball.Floppy barked and barked.Wilf had an idea.He wanted to play a trick.The children made a giant snowman. Wilf’s dad opened the door.He saw the snowman.Wilma’s m um took a photograph.The snow fell off the roof.“Six snowmen!” said Wilma’s dad. (word count 76)3-19 The BarbecueWilf’s dad wanted a party. He put up some lights.Wilma and Dad made a barbecue. Wilf and Mum took the food outside. Everyone helped.The dads lit the fire.The fire went out.The children were hungry.The dads lit the fire again.It began to rain.The dads cooked burgers.The children were fed up.The burgers burned.“Yuk!” said Chip.Oh no!The dads got wet.“Hooray!” said the children.(word count 73)3-20 The CarnivalThe mums and dads were busy.They m ade a giant shoe.They put it on a trailer.The children dressed up.Dad was the old lady.The giant shoe looked good.They took it to the carnival.The car broke down.“Oh no!” everyone said.“Come on!” said Wilma.Biff, Chip, and Wilf pushed.“Come on!” said Kipper.“Come on!” said everyone.There was an old lady.She lived in a shoe.She had so many children.It was a good job, too.(word count 82)3-21 At the PoolKipper went to the swimming pool. Wilma’s mum took him.She took Biff and Chip, too.It was a new pool.Everyone wanted to swim.Kipper looked for his trunks. He couldn’t find them.Kipper couldn’t go in the pool. “Sorry,” said the man.Wilma’s mum was in the water. “Oh dear,” she said.Wilma’s mum took Kipper to a shop. She bought him new trunks.They went back to the pool.“Oh no!” said Kipper.“I put them on at home,” he said. (word count 84)3-22 Bull’s – eye!Everyone went to the school fair. Wilma wanted a book.Her dad bought it for her.Wilf kicked the ball.He won a goldfish.Dad wanted to win a teddy.He had to hit a bull’s-eye.Dad got cross.He couldn’t hit the bull’s-eye. Wilma was in the gym display.Wilf and Dad forgot to watch her. Wilma was cross. “You forgot to watch,” she said.Wilf and Wilma had a fight.They bumped into Dad.Bull’s-eye! Dad won a teddy. (word count 81)3-23 Book WeekIt was book week.The children made books.They made a big picture.They put it on the wall.An author came.He made everyone laugh.The children dressed up.Kipper was a caterpillar.He ate an apple.They had a book party.Kipper ate a lettuce.He was the hungry caterpillar.There was a book sale.Kipper was hungry.“I am a hungry Kipper,” he said.(word count 67)3-24 The Cold DayThe children were in the sea.They played in the waves.Dad made them laugh.Everyone was cold.Kipper was very cold.Everyone wanted to jog.Kipper sat on the rug."Come on, Kipper,” said Mum.“I’m too cold,” said Kipper."Come on, Kipper,” said Dad.“I’m too cold,” said Kipper. "Come and help,” said everyone. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper.“Ice cream!” said Kipper.He ran to the van.Everyone looked at Kipper.“I’m not that cold,” he said(word count 80)3-25 Midge in HospitalMidge fell off his bike.The ambulance came.The man looked at Midge’s foot. They took Midge to hospital. Midge was frightened.He didn’t want to go to hospital. A doctor looked a t Midge’s foot. A doctor gave Midge a sweet. Midge’s mum came to see him. She gave him a toy. Midge’s nan came to see him. She gave him some fruit. Midge’s friends came to see him. They gave him some books. “It’s not so bad in hospital,” said Midg e. “It’s good to be home.”(word count 87)3-26 Joe and the BikeJoe went to speedway. Joe liked speedway.Hi s dad was a speedway rider. Joe’s dad was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!” shouted Joe.Joe’s dad fell off.“Oh no!” said Joe.Joe’s dad pushed his bike. “What a rider!” said Joe.It was Joe’s birthday.His dad gave him a bike.Joe liked the bike.Joe was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!” shouted Dad.Joe fell off.“Oh no!” said Dad.“What a rider!” said Dad.(word count 84)3-27 Roy and the BudgieRoy had a budgie.He called it Joey.Joey flew out side.“Oh no!” said Roy.Roy couldn’t see Joey.Joey flew away.Roy went to the wood.He looked for Joey.Roy couldn’t get Joey.An ostrich was in the wood. Roy looked at the ostrich.The ostrich looked at Roy. They saw the zoo-keeper.The zoo-keeper had a budgie. “It’s my o strich,” said the zoo-keeper.“It’s my budgie,” said Roy. “Thanks,” they said.(word count 75)3-28 Midge and the EggsMidge’s mum wanted some eggs. Midge went to the egg shop. He put the eggs in a bag. “Come and play,”said his friends. “I can’t,” said Midge. “My Mum wants these egg s.” Midge saw his friend.The friend had a go-kart.Midge wanted a go.Midge put the bag down.He went on the go-kart.He forgot the eggs.A man put the bag in the cart. “Oh no!” said Midge.“The eggs!” Midge’s mum looked at the bag.“Sorry, Mum,” said Midge. Midge’s mum went to the egg shop.She got some more eggs. She put the eggs in a basket.Oh no!(word count 105)3-29 Pip at the ZooPip went to the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.Pip gave the deer some food. The deer pushed Pip over.Pip gave the monkeys some bananas.A monk ey took Pip’s hat.Pip gave the elephants some water. The elephant took Pip’s sweets. Pip gave the parrots some fruit. A parrot pecked her finger. “Do you want to feed the crocodiles?”“No thanks,” said Pip.(word count 69)3-30 Pip and the Little MonkeyPip was at the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper. Pip helped her dad.They looked at a little monkey. They monkey was ill.They took the monkey home. The monkey got better.Pip played with it. They took the monkey to the zoo. Pip criedand cried.She wanted to keep the monkey. They went to the monkey house. The little monkey ran to its mum. The little monkey jumped and jumped.It was happy.Pip was happy too.(word count 80)3-31 Floppy and the PuppetsThe children had some puppets."This puppet is Dad," said Biff."And this puppet is Mum." "This is the dog," said Kipper.Floppy was not happy. He did not like the puppets.Floppy barked and barked."The puppets upset him," said Mum. Floppy got into his basket. He fell asleep and had a dream.Oh no! Mum and Dad were puppets. So were the children.The Biff puppet gave Floppy bits of wood to eat.Then the children played with the dog puppet.Floppy was not happy.Floppy sat up. It had been a bad dream. Floppy was happy to wake up.(word count 101)3-32 Monkeys on the carMum and Dad took the children to the safari park.“Stop in the car,” said the man . "Or a lion will get you ," said Dad.They saw the zebras. "A zebra crossing ," said Biff.They saw the elephants. "Look at the baby elephant," said Kipper.They saw the lions. "I can see lion cub," said Chip.The monkeys jumped on the car. Theypulled at the wipers.The monkeys pulled and pulled.They pulled the wipers off. "Oh no," said Dad."You bad monkeys !" said Biff."I see you had monkeys on the car," said the man."Yes! And monkeys in the car," said Dad. (word count 109 ) 3-33 Dragons!The children went to the woods with Mrs May.You can make wigwams,” said Mrs May. The children went to get sticks.“Look at that!” said Biff.“It’s a dragon!” said Wilf.“Did you see the green dragon?”said Biff.“Don’t be silly!” said Chip.“Look,” said Wilf. “Did you see that?”“It’s a red dragon!” said Biff.“Did you see the dragons?” said Wilf. “Don’t be silly!” said Chip.“See!” said Biff. “We did see dragons.”“They are in a play. We can go and see it,” said Mrs May.So the children went to see the play. The dragons sang a song.Then the dragons did a jig. “The dragons are fun,” said Chip.(word count 116)3-34 The Enormous PictureThe minibus broke down.“It will cost a lot to fix it,” said Mrs May. “We need lots of money,” said Chip. “We can paint an enormous picture,”saidChip.“We can all paint a bit,” he said.“We can,” said Mrs May.Mrs May made a copy of the picture. She cut it into squares.“Paint a big picture of your bit,” said Mrs May.Biff had to paint yellow petals.Chip just had to paint a yellow square. Mrs May took all the children’s squares. She made an enormous picture. People came to see the enormous picture.It made a lot of money.The minibus was mended.“The enormous picture did a good job,”said Mrs May.“That is not as good as our enormous picture!” said Chip.(word count 130)3-35 Gran and the Go-kartsGran took the children to a go-kart track. “Can I hav e that go-kart?” said Chip. “Yes. Put on this kit,” said a man.Biff,Chip and Wilf began to race.Wilf went fast.Biff and Chip went fast too.But Wilf won the race!“That was such fun!” said the children. “You can go again,” said Gran.“And I will race you all!”The children went fast.Gran went fast too.Gran went faster and faster.She went past Wilf.But Gran went too fast.Oh no!“Bad luck, Gran,” said Biff.“I’ll win next time!” said Gran.(word count 97)3-36 Helicopter RescueThe children saw a helicopter.“It’s a rescue helicopter,” said Chip. “You can go in and look,” said a man. The children went into the helicopter. They saw the cockpit.“We pull people up with this winch,” said the man.Rescue! Rescue! Rescue!“It’s a call-out,” said the man.“We must rescue a boat.”The helicopter took off.“Look! That is the boat,” said Mum.The helicopter went to the boat.It had hit a rock.The boy was hurt.They took him up on the winch.“That was a real rescue!” said Chip. (word count 94)3-37 King of the CastleMum and Dad took the children to see a castle.A big coach was in the car park.The castle had a moat and lots of turrets.“Look!” said Chip. “I am a knight!”Nadim said, “I will be a knight, too!”“I will be the queen,” said Biff.“Then I will be the king,” said Chip. “No, I am the king!” said Kipper.“I AM THE KING!” shouted a man.Dad was high up in a turret.“NOW BOW DOWN TO THE KING!”shouted Dad.All the people from the coach saw him. Then they all made a bow.“Quick! We need to tell them. Dad is not the king,” said Chip.“No,” said Biff. “Wait.”“Such a good castle, dear,”said a woman. “And we saw the king!”(word count 130)3-38 Bug HuntBiff and Kipper went on a bug hunt in the garden.“Look! A big bug in the soil!” said Kipper. Biff ran to ge t a jar.The jar had holes in the lid for air.Biff and Kipper had a good look. “What is it?” said Kipper. “Dad has got a good insect book,” said Biff. “Let’s check it!”They put the jar down in the kitchen. Mum was peckish.“I think I will have toast and jam this morning,” she said.Mum got the butter.“What are you having?” said Chip. “Toast,”said Mum. “What with?”said Chip.Mum took the lid off the jar.The bug shot out.“A BUG!” shouted Mum.“A bug on toast?” said Chip.“YUCK!”(word count 121)3-39 Mister HaggisA parrot flew on to the shed.The parrot was green with a red head. Dad ran down to seeit.The parrot flew down and sat on Dad’s head.“Mister Haggis! it said.Then it sat on Dad’s arm.“Sing us a song,” it said.“Oh!” said Wilf. “Can we keep it?”“No,” said Mum.Mum put up a poster.“It is a missing parrot,” she said.“Sing us a song,” said the parrot.Mum got food for the parrot.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,” it said. “Will it ever stop chattering?”said Wilma.The parrot did not stop.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,” it said.At last a man came.“Can you stop him chattering?”said Wilma.“Yes, but you need to cover him up,” he said.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,”said the man.(word count 131)3-40 A Walk in the SunThe children went for a walk.They were near a farm.“I can hear a hen!” said Lee.“That is a rooster, not a hen,” said a man in big boots.Further along, Kipper saw a sheep. “The farmer is giving that sheep a haircut!” he said.“He is shearing its coat, not cutting its hair,” said the man.“We need to go past that farmhouse,”said Mum.“That is a barn, not a farmhouse,”said the man.“This way,” said the man.“I am not sure that is right,” said Lee. “That is a bull, not a cow!”It was a big bull with long horns!“Run!” they all shouted.“Go up that oak tree!” shouted Mum. The man went up the tree.“This is a beech tree, not an oak,” said the man.(word count 135)3-41 Green sheetsIt was Dad’s turn to do the washing.He put the sheets in the washing machine.“I need all the washing now!”h e shouted.Kipper got his washing and so did Chip. “Put it down there,” said Dad.“I will do it in a bit,” said Biff.Biff had a look at her PE kit.It had mud on it.“This needs washing,” she said. “Well, put it in the washing machine,”said Mum.Biff put the PE kit in and Mum went to turn it on. All the green ran out of Biff’s shorts.Oh no! All the washing was green.“Oh dear! said Mum. “I did not mean this to happen.”“Well, I think green sheets look good,”said Mum.Biff took her PE kit to school.“Well,I think my green kit looks good,”said Biff.(word count 139)3-42 Road BurnerNadim had a car for his birthday.“It’s called the Road Burner,” he said. “It can go fast!”“Wow! It can zoom!” said Kipper.The children had a go.“It is hard to turn,” said Chip, “if you go too fast.”A man went past on a scooter.His wallet fell out of his pocket.The children saw the wallet.“We need to stop him,” said Biff.“Stop!” they yelled.“He cann ot hear us,” said Chip.But the man did not stop.He did not look back.Nadim had a plan.He put the wallet on the Road Burner. Then he sent it off. The scooter was fast, but the Road Burner was faster. The man saw his wallet on the Road Burner.“Thank you,” he said.“You did me a good turn.”(word count 133)。
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3-1 The Steel Band.A band came to play.“My name is Stan,” said a man. “I want you to help us.”“I want you to clap,” he said. “Clap your hands and tap you feet.”“I want you to sing a song.” “Sing it with us.”The children sang with the band. “Now clap as you sing” said Stan.“Who wants to play in the band ” The children put up their hands.Everyone wanted to play. “You can all play,” said Stan.Wilf hit the drum. “Tap it,” said Stan. “Don’t bang it.”What a grand band!1. Stan[st n] n. [男子名]斯坦(Stanley 的昵称)(m.)2. tap[英] [t p] vt. 开发；（从容器等）汲取（液体）；割[打]开…取[放]液体vi. 轻声走；跳踢踏舞3. bang [英] [b ] vt. 猛击，猛撞3-2 Pond Dipping.Wilf and Wilma were at the pond.The net got stuck. “Help me pull,” said Wilf.They pulled the net. It was stuck on some junk.Wilma got a big stick. “Let’s pull it out,” she said.Wilf and Wilma pulled. They couldn’t pull the junk out.Mum and Dad helped. They pulled out an old pram.Plop! A frog hopped out. It made Wilf jump.Splash! A fish jumped up. “A pram full of fish,” said Dad.“Pram dipping!” said Wilma.4. stuck[英] [st k] v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词) adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；被…难住的，不知所措5. junk[英] [d k] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；6. pram[英] [pr m] n. <英>（手推的）婴儿车；（送牛奶的）手推车；平底船7. plop[英] [pl p] n. 扑通声，啪嗒声vi. 扑通地坠落8. hop out[英] [h p aut] [体]后摆；跳下3-3 Sniff.“Will you look after Sniff today ” said Mrs May.Wilf and Wilma were happy. They wanted to look after the puppy.They took Sniff to the park. The puppy was excited.Sniff liked to roll on her back… jump up for a stick...run after a ball… and bark at a cat.Then Sniff went in the mud. She ran after a duck.She jumped in the pond and she barked at a dog.“I am hot,” said Wilf. “I want a rest.”“I am hot, too,” said Wilma. “I want a drink.”Mum couldn’t find Sniff. She couldn’t find Wilf and Wilma.Mum and Dad looked and looked. “They must be lost” said Mum.They were fast asleep. “They are worn out,” said Dad.9. mud[英] [m d] n. 泥，泥淖；没价值的东西，污物；3-4 The Duck Race.Wilma had an idea.The children made six ducks. “Let’s have a duck race,” said Wilma. Mum began the race. “Drop the ducks in,” said Mum.The ducks went down the stream. Oh no! Wilma’s duck sank. Chip’s duck got stuck in the reeds. Biff’s duck got stuck in the weeds. Wilf’s duck got stuck on a log. “Get it off with a stick,” said Chip. Kipper’s duck went fast. It went past Dad’s duck.Two swans flew down. They landed on the ducks!“Six soggy ducks,” said Kipper.10. sank[英] [s k] v. （使）下沉，（使）沉没( sink的过去式)11. reed[英] [ri d] n. 芦苇；芦苇杆；[乐]舌簧12. weed[英] [wi:d] n. 杂草；野草；废物；烟草13. swan[英] [sw n] n. 天鹅；诗人，歌手3-5 The Ice Rink.Wilf and Dad went to the ice rink. They put skates on.They went on to the ice. “Hold my hand,” said Dad.Wilf held Dad’s hand. “This is fun,” said Wilf.Wilf let go of his Dad’s hand. He began to skate.Whoops! Wilf sat down with a bump. “This ice is cold,” said Wilf. Dad began to skate. He went round the rink.“Look at me spin!” said Dad. “Look at me jump!”Dad got some cold drinks. “Look out, Dad,” said Wilf.Oh no! A banana skin.14. ice rink[英] [ais r k] n. 溜冰场；滑冰场15. whoops[英] [hwps, wps, hwu:ps, wu:ps] int. <口>哎哟（犯明显错误时的道歉）16. bump[英] [b mp] n. 碰撞，撞击；肿块；隆起物；鹭鸶的叫声17. spin[英] [spin] vi. 快速旋转；3-6 The Mud Bath.Dad was playing football.He ran with the ball. “Go on Dad!” called Chip. “Kick it!”Dad fell over in the mud. Splat! “Bad luck, Dad!” said Biff.“Oh Dad,” said Mum. “What a mess.” “I want a bath,” said Dad.Dad went up to the bathroom. He ran a bath.Dad came down. There was football on TV.Dad looked at the football. “Go on!” he called. “Kick it!”Dad forgot the bath. Drip! Drip! Drip!Plop! Plop! Splat!” What was that ” said Dad. Splash! “Oh no,” said Dad.3-7 Joe and the Bike.Joe went to speedway.Joe liked speedway. His dad was a speedway rider.Joe’s dad was in a race. He was in front. “Come on!” shouted Joe.Joe’s dad fell off. “Oh no!” said Joe.Joe’s dad pushed his bike. “What a rider!” said Joe.It was Joe’s birthday. His dad gave him a bike. Joe lied the bike.Joe was in a race. He was in front. “Come on!” shouted Dad.Joe fell off. “Oh no!” said Dad.“What a rider!” said Dad.18. speedway[英] [ spi:d we ] n. 赛车跑道3-8 Midge and the Eggs.Midge’s mum wanted some eggs.Midge went to the egg shop. He put the eggs in a bag.“Come and play,” said his friends. “I can’t,” said Midge.“My Mum wants these eggs.”Midge saw his friend. The friend had a go-kart. Midge wanted a go. Midge put the bag down. He went on the go-kart. He forgot the eggs.A man put the bag in the cart. “Oh no!” said Midge. “The eggs!” Midge’s mum looked at the bag. “Sorry, Mum,” said Midge. Midge’s mum went to the egg shop. She got some more eggs.She put the eggs in a basket. Oh no!19. Midge米吉20. go-kart[英] [ ɡ u kɑ:t] n. 游戏用的无车体小型汽车，其商标名3-9 Midge in Hospital.Midge fell off his bike.The ambulance came. The man looked an Midge’s foot.They took Midge to hospital. Midge was frightened.He didn’t want to go to hospital.A doctor looked at Midge’s foot. A doctor gave Midge a sweet. Midge’s mum came to see him. She gave him a toy.Midge’s nan came to see him. She gave him some fruit. Midge’s friends came to see him. They gave him some books. “It’s not so bad in hospital,” said Midge.“It’s good to be home.”21. nan[英] [n n] n. 奶奶（小孩儿语）；圆盘烤饼3-10 Pip and the Little Monkey.Pip was at the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper. Pip helped her dad.They looked at a little monkey. They monkey was ill.They took the monkey home.The monkey got better. Pip played with it.They took the monkey to the zoo.Pip cried and cried. She wanted to keep the monkey.They went to the monkey house. The little monkey ran to its mum. The little monkey jumped and jumped. It was happy.Pip was happy too.3-11 Pip at he Zoo.Pip went to the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper. Pip helped her dad.Pip gave the deer some food. The deer pushed Pip over.Pip gave the monkeys some bananas. A monkey took Pip’s hat. Pip gave the elephants some water. The elephant took Pip’s sweets. Pip gave the parrots some fruit. A parrot pecked her finger.“Do you want to feed the crocodiles ” “No thanks,” said Pip.22. peck[英] [pek] vt. 啄，啄食；啄出，啄穿；3-12 Roy and the Budgie.Roy had a budgie. He called it Joey.Joey flew out side. “Oh no!” said Roy.Roy couldn’t get Joey. Joey flew away.Roy went to the wood. He looked for Joey.Roy couldn’t see Joey. An ostrich was in the wood.Roy looked at the ostrich. The ostrich looked at Roy.They saw the zoo-keeper. The zoo-keeper had a budgie.“It’s my ostrich,” said the zoo-keeper. “It’s my budgie,” said Roy. “Thanks,” they said.23. Roy n. 罗伊（男子名）24. budgie[英] [ b d i] n. 相思鹦鹉25. Joey [男子名] 乔伊Joseph的昵称3-13 At the Seaside.The family went on holiday. Wilf and Wilma went, too.The hotel had burned down. “Sorry!” said the man.They looked at a new hotel. “Too expensive,” said Mum.They looked at an old hotel. “No, thank you,” said Dad.Ever hotel was full. “Sorry!” said everyone.They had to go home. But the car broke down.A farmer stopped his tractor. “Can I help ” he said.The farmer had a bus. “You can stay here,” he said.“What a good holiday!” said Wilf.3-14 Kipper the Clown.The children put on a circus.Kipper was a clown. Floppy pulled his leg.Chip was a strong-man. He made everyone laugh.Wilma and Biff did gymnastics.Everyone had a drink. “What a good circus!” said Mum.Wilf was a stuntman. Kipper was fed up .He wanted to be a stuntman. “Look at me!” he said.Everyone looked at Kipper. Oh no!“I’m a clown, after all,” said Kipper.26. circus[英] [ s :k s] n. 马戏，马戏团；马戏表演（常在大帐篷里进行）；27. gymnastics[英] [d m n st ks] n. 体操，体育；体操运动28. stuntman[英] [ st nt m n] n. 特技替身演员29. feed up[英] [fi:d p] 养肥；养壮；<口>处于情绪低落状态；对…厌烦3-15 Kipper's Idea.Dad took Kipper to school.They went past the library. A lady was painting the wall.Kipper ran into the playground. He wanted to play.There was a drawing on the wall. It was a drawing of Kipper.The wall looked a mess. Mrs May was cross.The children were painting. Kipper had an idea.Miss Green drew circles on the wall. The children painted faces.The wall looked good. Everyone liked it.“Good for Kipper!” everyone said.3-16 Srawberry Jam.Dad wanted to make jam.He picked some strawberries. They were too small.Mum took everyone to the pick-your-own. “You can all help,” said Dad. They all picked strawberries. Kipper put some in his pocket.Chip took the strawberries to the car. The car was locked.He forgot about the strawberries.The children had an ice cream. It was time to go home.The car ran over the strawberries. “Oh no!” said everyone.“Traffic jam!” said Dad.3-17 The Jumble Sale.Mum and Dad were spring-cleaning.Mum looked in a drawer. Dad threw things out.The children looked at the junk. They played with the old toys.Mum put the old toys in the car. The children were sad.They all went to the jumble sale.The children wanted to buy something. “What a lot of junk!” said Wilf. The children saw their toys. They counted their money.It was time to go home. “What’s in the bags ” said Mum.Oh no!30. spring-cleaning[英] [ spr kli:n ] n. 春季大扫除，大扫除31. drawer[英] [dr :] n. 抽屉；开票人，出票人；起草者；酒馆侍者32. junk[英] [d k] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；便宜货33. jumble sale[英] [ d mb l seil] n. （义卖时的）杂物拍卖3-18 The Snowman.It was snowing. “Hooray,” said the children.They saw wilf and Wilma. Wilf was sweeping the snow.Biff had a good idea. She made a giant snowball.Everyone pushed the snowball. Floppy barked and barked.Wilf had an idea. He wanted to play a trick.The children made a giant snowman.Wilf’s dad opened the door. He saw the snowman.Wilma’s mum took a photograph. The snow fell off the roof.“Six snowmen!” said Wilma’s dad.34. Hooray [英] [h re ] 万岁3-19 At the Pool.Kipper went to the swimming pool.Wilma’s mum took him. She took Biff and Chip, too.It was a new pool. Everyone wanted to swim.Kipper looked for his trunks. He couldn’t find them.Kipper couldn’t go in the pool. “Sorry,” said the man.Wilma’s mum was in the water. “Oh dear,” she said.Wilma’s mum took Kipper to a shop. She bought him new trunks. They went back to the pool. “Oh no!” said Kipper.“I put them on at home,” he said.35. trunks[tr ks] n. 树干( trunk的名词复数)；衣箱；象鼻3-20 Book Week.It was book week.The children made books.They made a big picture. They put it on the wall.An author came. He made everyone laugh.The children dressed up. Kipper was a caterpillar.He ate an apple. They had a book party.Kipper ate a lettuce. He was the hungry caterpillar.There was a book sale. Kipper was hungry.“I am a hungry Kipper,” he said.36. caterpillar[英] [ k t pil ] n. 毛虫；履带；履带拖拉机3-21 Bull's-eye!.Everyone went to the school fair.Wilma wanted a book. Her dad bought it for her.Wilf kicked the ball. He won the goldfish.Dad wanted to win a teddy. He had to hit a bull’s-eye.Dad got cross. He couldn’t hit the bull’s-eye.Wilma was in the gym display. Wilf and Dad forgot to watch her.Wilma was cross. “You forgot to watch,” she said.Wilf and Wilma had a fight. They bumped into Dad.Bill’s-eye! Dad won a teddy.37. bull's-eye[英] [ b lz a ] n. 靶心；的38. gym[英] [d im] n. <非正>健身房；体育馆；室内健身操；体操39. display[英] [dis plei] n. 展览，陈列；陈列品，展览品40. gym display体育展示41. bump[英] [b mp] vt.& vi. 碰撞，冲撞；颠簸vi. 颠簸着前进3-22 The Barbecue.Wilf’s dad wanted a party. He put up some lights.Wilma and Dad made a barbecue. Wilf and Mum took the food outside. Everyone helped. The dads lit the fire.The fire went out. The children were hungry.The dads lit the fire again. It began to rain.The dads cooked the burgers. The children were fed up.The burgers burned. “Yuk!” said Chip.Oh no! The dads got wet.“Hooray!” said the children.42. barbecue[英] [ bɑ:bikju:] n. 烤肉；烧烤野餐；（常用于室外的）金属烤架43. burgers[ b :ɡ z] n. 汉堡包( burger的名词复数)；3-23 The Carnival.The mums and dads were busy.They made a giant shoe. They put it on a trailer.The children dressed up. Dad was the old lady.The giant shoe looked good. They took it to the carnival.The car broke down. “Oh no!” everyone said.“Come on!” said Wilma. Biff, Chip, and Wilf pushed.“Come on!” said Kipper. “Come on!” said everyone.There was an old lady. She lived in a shoe. She had so many children.It was a good job, too.44. trailer[英] [ tre l ] n. 拖车；追踪者；3-24 The Cold Day.The children were in the sea.They played in the waves. Dad made them laugh.Everyone was cold. Kipper was very cold.Everyone wanted to jog . Kipper sat on the rug ."Come on, Kipper, ” said Mum. “I’m too cold, ” said Kipper."Come on, Kipper, ” said Dad. “I’m too cold, ” said Kipper."Come and help, ” said everyone. “I’m too cold, ” said Kipper.“Ice cream! ” said Kipper. He ran to the van.Everyone looked at Kipper. “I’m not that cold, ” he said.45. jog [ 英] [d ɡ ] vt.& vi. 慢跑；轻推，轻撞；蹒跚行进；使颠簸46. rug [ 英] [r ɡ ] n. 小块地毯；〈英〉（围盖膝的）围毯，车毯；3-25 A Cat in the Tree.Floppy barked at a cat. The cat ran up a tree.Biff was cross with Floppy. Wilma climbed on the wall.Wilma climbed up the tree. She couldn’t get the cat.Wilma couldn’t get down. Wilma’s dad was cross.He put the ladder up. Wilma climbed down.Wilma’s dad climbed the tree. He couldn’t get the cat.Wilma’s dad was stuck. The cat jumped down.The fireman put a ladder up. Wilma’s dad climbed down.“ Oh no! ” said everyone.47. ladder[ 英] [ l d ] n. 梯子，阶梯；梯状物；途径；48. stuck[ 英] [st k] adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被… 缠住的；v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词)3-26 By the Stream.Mum and Dad sat on the rug.The children played by the stream. Biff went on the bridge.They dropped sticks in the water. Kipper couldn’t see.Kipper climbed up. He dropped T eddy in the water.“ Get T eddy, ” said Kipper. Biff couldn’t get T eddy.“ Get T eddy, ” said Kipper. Mum couldn’t get T eddy.“I want T eddy, ” said Kipper. Dad couldn’t get T eddy.Dad fell in .Splash!“I am a frogman, ” said Dad.3-27 Nobody Wanted to Play.Wilf was cross.Nobody wanted to play. He went to the park.Wilf played on the rocket. “I am a spaceman, ” he said.He played on the see-saw . “I am a juggler , ” he said.He played on the horse. “I am a cowboy , ” he said.He played on his bicycle. “I am a stuntman , ” he said.He climbed up the ladder. “I am a fireman, ” he said.He climbed on the wall. “I am a spiderman, ” he said.Whoops!49. juggler [ 英] [ d gl ] n. 玩杂耍的人；杂耍，把戏50. cowboy [ 英] [ ka b ] n. 牛仔；牧童；富有冒险精神的英雄51. stuntman [ 英] [ st nt m n] n. 特技替身演员3-28 On the Sand.Biff and Chip played on the sand.Dad went to sleep. Biff and Chip put sand on Dad.They made a sandcastle. They put Dad’s hat on top.They went to get an ice cream. Dad was still asleep.Chip looked at the donkeys . Biff looked at the boat.They looked at the go-karts.They looked at Dad’s hat. “ Oh no! ” said Biff.Dad was hiding. Biff was cross.The hat was on a stick.52. donkey[ 英] [ d ki] n. 驴，毛驴；笨蛋，傻瓜；3-29 The Egg Hunt.Kate came to stay.Mum and Kate made a cake. Kate put little eggs on it.Wilma looked at the little eggs. She had an idea.Wilma went to the park. She wanted to hide some eggs.She put them in the trees. She put them in the flowers.Wilf and Kate came to the park. “ You can look for eggs, ” said Wilma. Kate looked for the eggs. “ Where are they ” she said.The squirrels had them. “ Squirrel like eggs, ” said Kate.“ So do I, ” she said.3-30 The Rope Swing.The children went to the stream.They looked at the swing. Wilf climbed on the swing.Chip pushed Wilf. Floppy looked at the rope.Biff climbed on the swing. Floppy barked and barked.Chip climbed on the swing. Floppy barked and barked and barked. Kipper went on the swing. “ What a silly dog! ” said kippy.Wilma went on too. “ What a silly dog! ” said Wilma.The children went home. Floppy looked at the rope.Splash! Oh no!53. silly [ 英] [ sili] adj. 蠢的；糊涂的；不明事理的；没头脑的。
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3-1 The Duck RaceWilma had an idea.The children made six ducks.“Let’s have a duck race,” said Wilma. Mum began the race.“Drop the ducks in,” said Mum.The ducks went down the stream.Oh no! Wilma’s duck sank.Chip’s duck got stuck in the reeds. Biff’s duck got stuck in the weeds. Wilf’s duck got stuck on a log.“Get it off with a stick,” said Chip. Kipper’s duck went fast.It went past Dad’s duck.Two swans flew down.They landed on the ducks!“Six soggy ducks,” said Kipper.(word count 89)3-2 Sniff“Will you look after Sniff today?”said Mrs May.Wilf and Wilma were happy.They wanted to look after the puppy. They took Sniff to the park.The puppy was excited.Sniff liked to roll on her back…jump up for a stick…run after a ball…and bark at a cat.Then Sniff went in the mud.She ran after a duck.She jumped in the pond, and she barked at a dog.“I am hot,” said Wilf. “I want a rest.”“I am hot, too,”said Wilma. “I want a drink.Mum couldn’t find Sniff.She couldn’t find Wilf and Wilma.Mum and Dad looked and looked. “They must be lost” said Mum.They were fast asleep.“They are worn out,” said Dad.(word count 126) 3-3 Pond DippingWilf and Wilma were at the pond. The net got stuck.“Help me pull,” said Wilf.They pulled the net.It was stuck on some junk.Wilma got a big stick.“Let’s pull it out,” she said.Wilf and Wilma pulled.They couldn’t pull the junk out. Mum and Dad helped.They pulled out an old pram. Plop！A frog hopped out.It made Wilf jump.Splash! A fish jumped up.“A pram full of fish,” said Dad. “Pram dipping!” said Wilma.(word count 83)3-4 The Ice RinkWilf and Dad went to the ice rink. They put skates on.They went on to the ice.“Hold my hand,” said Dad.Wilf held Dad’s hand.“This is fun,” said Wilf.Wilf let go of his Dad’s hand.He began to skate.Whoops! Wilf sat down with a bump. “This ice is cold,” said Wilf.Dad began to skate.He went round the rink.“Look at me spin!” said Dad. “Look at me jump!”Dad got some cold drinks.“Look out, Dad,” said Wilf.Oh no! A banana skin.(word count 90)3-5 The Mud BathDad was playing football.He ran with the ball.“Go on Dad!” called Chip. “Kick it!”Dad fell over in the mud. Splat！“Bad luck, Dad!” said Biff.“Oh Dad,” said Mum. “What a mess!”“I want a bath,” said Dad.Dad went up to the bathroom.He ran a bath.Dad came down.There was football on TV.Dad looked at the football.“Go on!” he called. “Kick it!”Dad forgot the bath.Drip! Drop! Drip!Plop! Plop! Splat!“What was that?” said Dad.Splash! “Oh no,” said Dad.(word count 91)3-6 The Steel BandA band came to play.“My name is Stan,” said a man.“I want you to help us.”“I want you to clap,” he said. “Clap your hands and tap your feet.”“I want you to sing a song.”“Sing it with us.”The children sang with the band. “Now clap as you sing,” said Stan. “Who wants to play in the band?”The children put up their hands. Everyone wanted to play.“You can all play,” said Stan.Wilf hit the drum.“Tap it,” said Stan. “Don’t bang it.”What a grand band!(word count 94)3-7 On the SandBiff and Chip played on the sand. Dad went to sleep.Biff and Chip put sand on Dad. They made a sandcastle.They put Dad’s hat on top.They went to get an ice cream.Dad was still asleep.Chip looked at the donkeys. Biff looked at the boat.They looked at the go-karts.They looked at Dad’s hat.“Oh no!” said Biff.Dad was hiding.Biff was cross.The hat was on a stick.(word count 75)3-8 The Egg HuntKate came to stay.Mum and Kate made a cake.Kate put little eggs on it.Wilma looked at the little eggs.She had an idea.Wilma went to the park.She wanted to hide some eggs. She put them in the trees.She put them in the flowers.Wilf and Kate came to park.“You can look for eggs,” said Wilma. Kate looked for the eggs.“Where are they?” she said.The squirrels had them. “Squirrels like eggs,” said Kate. “So do I,” she said.(word count 86)3-9 Nobody Wanted to PlayWilf was cross.Nobody wanted to play.He went to the park.Wilf played on the rocket.“I am a spaceman,” he said.He played on the see-saw.“I am a juggler,” he said.He played on the horse.“I am a cowboy,” he said.He played on his bicycle.“I am a stuntman,” he said.He climbed up the ladder.“I am a fireman,” he said.He climbed on the wall.“I am a spider man,” he said.Whoops!(word count 80)3-10 A Cat in the TreeFloppy barked at a cat. The cat ran up a tree.Biff was cross with Floppy.Wilma climbed on the wall.Wilma climbed up the tree.She couldn’t get the cat.Wilma couldn’t get down.Wilma’s dad was cross.He put the ladder up.Wilma climbed down.Wilma’s dad climbed the tree.He couldn’t get the cat.Wilma’s dad was stuck.The cat jumped down.The fireman put a ladder up.Wilma’s dad climbed down.“Oh no!” said everyone.(word count 79)3-11 The Rope SwingThe children went to the stream.They looked at the swing.Wilf climbed on the swing.Chip pushed Wilf.Floppy looked at the rope.Biff climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked.Chip climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked and barked. Kipper went on the swing.“What a silly dog!” said Kipper.Wilma went on too.“What a silly dog!” said Wilma.The children went home.Floppy looked at the rope.Splash! Oh no!(word count 77)3-12 By the StreamMum and Dad sat on the rug. The children played by the stream.Biff went on the bridge.They dropped sticks in the water. Kipper couldn’t see.Kipper climbed up.He dropped Teddy in the water.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Biff couldn’t get Teddy.“Get Teddy,” said Kipper.Mum couldn’t get Teddy.“I want Teddy,” said Kipper.Dad couldn’t get Teddy.Dad fell in.Splash!“I am a frogman,” said Dad.(word count 71)3-13 Kipper the ClownThe children put on a circus.Kipper was a clown.Floppy pulled his leg.Chip was a strong-man.He made everyone laugh.Wilma and Biff did gymnastics. Everyone had a drink.“What a good circus!” said Mum.Wilf was a stuntman.Kipper was fed up.He wanted to be a stuntman.“Look at me!” he said.Everyone looked at Kipper.Oh no!“I’m a clown, after all,” said Kipper. (word count 69)3-14 Strawberry JamDad wanted to make jam.He picked some strawberries.They were too small.Mum took everyone to the pick-your-own.“You can all help,” said Dad.They all picked straKipper put some in his pocket.Chip took the strawberries to the car. The car was locked.He forgot about the strawberries.The children had an ice cream.It was time to go home.The car ran over the strawberries. “Oh no!” said everyone.“Traffic jam!” said Dad.(word count 77)3-15 The Jumble SaleMum and Dad were spring-cleaning. Mum looked in a drawer.Dad threw things out.The children looked at the junk.They played with the old toys.Mum put the old toys in the car.The children were sad.They all went to the jumble sale.The children wanted to buy something. “What a lot of junk!” said Wilf.The children saw their toys.They counted their money.It was time to go home.“What’s in the bags?” said Mum.Oh no!(word count 81)3-16 At the SeasideThe family went to on holiday.Wilf and Wilma went, too.The hotel had burned down.“Sorry!” said the man.They looked at a new hotel.“Too expensive,” said Mum.They looked at an old hotel.“No, thank you,” said Dad.Every hotel was full.“Sorry!” said everyone.They had to go home.But the car broke down.A farmer stopped his tractor.“Can I help?” he said.The farmer had a bus.“You can stay here,” he said. “What a good holiday!” said Wilf. (word count 85)3-17 Kipper's IdeaDad took Kipper to school.They went past the library.A lady was painting the wall.Kipper ran into the playground.He wanted to play.There was a drawing on the wall.It was a drawing of Kipper.The wall looked a mess.Mrs May was cross.The children were painting.Kipper had an idea.Miss Green drew circles on the wall. The children painted faces.The wall looked good.Everyone liked it.“Good for Kipper!” everyone said. (word count 78)3-18 The SnowmanIt was snowing. “Hooray,”said the children.They saw Wilf and Wilma.Wilf was sweeping the snow.Biff had a good idea.She made a giant snowball.Everyone pushed the snowball.Floppy barked and barked.Wilf had an idea.He wanted to play a trick.The children made a giant snowman. Wilf’s dad opened the door.He saw the snowman.Wilma’s mum took a photograph.The snow fell off the roof.“Six snowmen!” said Wilma’s dad. (word count 76)3-19 The BarbecueWilf’s dad wanted a party. He put up some lights.Wilma and Dad made a barbecue. Wilf and Mum took the food outside. Everyone helped.The dads lit the fire.The fire went out.The children were hungry.The dads lit the fire again.It began to rain.The dads cooked burgers.The children were fed up.The burgers burned.“Yuk!” said Chip.Oh no!The dads got wet.“Hooray!” said the children.(word count 73)3-20 The CarnivalThe mums and dads were busy.They m ade a giant shoe.They put it on a trailer.The children dressed up.Dad was the old lady.The giant shoe looked good.They took it to the carnival.The car broke down.“Oh no!” everyone said.“Come on!” said Wilma.Biff, Chip, and Wilf pushed.“Come on!” said Kipper.“Come on!” said everyone.There was an old lady.She lived in a shoe.She had so many children.It was a good job, too.(word count 82)3-21 At the PoolKipper went to the swimming pool. Wilma’s mum took him.She took Biff and Chip, too.It was a new pool.Everyone wanted to swim.Kipper looked for his trunks. He couldn’t find them.Kipper couldn’t go in the pool. “Sorry,” said the man.Wilma’s mum was in the water. “Oh dear,” she said.Wilma’s mum took Kipper to a shop. She bought him new trunks.They went back to the pool.“Oh no!” said Kipper.“I put them on at home,” he said. (word count 84)3-22 Bull’s – eye!Everyone went to the school fair. Wilma wanted a book.Her dad bought it for her.Wilf kicked the ball.He won a goldfish.Dad wanted to win a teddy.He had to hit a bull’s-eye.Dad got cross.He couldn’t hit the bull’s-eye. Wilma was in the gym display.Wilf and Dad forgot to watch her. Wilma was cross.“You forgot to watch,” she said.Wilf and Wilma had a fight.They bumped into Dad.Bull’s-eye! Dad won a teddy. (word count 81)3-23 Book WeekIt was book week.The children made books.They made a big picture.They put it on the wall.An author came.He made everyone laugh.The children dressed up.Kipper was a caterpillar.He ate an apple.They had a book party.Kipper ate a lettuce.He was the hungry caterpillar.There was a book sale.Kipper was hungry.“I am a hungry Kipper,” he said.(word count 67)3-24 The Cold DayThe children were in the sea.They played in the waves.Dad made them laugh.Everyone was cold.Kipper was very cold.Everyone wanted to jog.Kipper sat on the rug."Come on, Kipper,” said Mum.“I’m too cold,” said Kipper."Come on, Kipper,” said Dad. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper. "Come and help,” said everyone. “I’m too cold,” said Kipper.“Ice cream!” said Kipper.He ran to the van.Everyone looked at Kipper.“I’m not that cold,” he said(word count 80)3-25 Midge in HospitalMidge fell off his bike.The ambulance came.The man looked at Midge’s foot. They took Midge to hospital. Midge was frightened.He didn’t want to go to hospital. A doctor looked a t Midge’s foot. A doctor gave Midge a sweet. Midge’s mum came to see him. She gave him a toy. Midge’s nan came to see him. She gave him some fruit. Midge’s friends came to see him. They gave him some books. “It’s not so bad in hospital,” said Midg e. “It’s good to be home.”(word count 87)3-26 Joe and the BikeJoe went to speedway. Joe liked speedway.His dad was a speedway rider. Joe’s dad was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!” shouted Joe.Joe’s dad fell off.“Oh no!” said Joe.Joe’s dad pushed his bike. “What a rider!” said Joe.It was Joe’s birthday.His dad gave him a bike.Joe liked the bike.Joe was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!” shouted Dad.Joe fell off.“Oh no!” said Dad.“What a rider!” said Dad.(word count 84)3-27 Roy and the BudgieRoy had a budgie.He called it Joey.Joey flew out side.“Oh no!” said Roy.Roy couldn’t see Joey.Joey flew away.Roy went to the wood.He looked for Joey.Roy couldn’t get Joey.An ostrich was in the wood. Roy looked at the ostrich.The ostrich looked at Roy. They saw the zoo-keeper.The zoo-keeper had a budgie. “It’s my o strich,” said the zoo-keeper.“It’s my budgie,” said Roy. “Thanks,” they said.(word count 75)3-28 Midge and the EggsMidge’s mum wanted some eggs. Midge went to the egg shop. He put the eggs in a bag. “Come and play,”said his friends. “I can’t,” said Midge. “My Mum wants these eggs.” Midge saw his friend.The friend had a go-kart.Midge wanted a go.Midge put the bag down.He went on the go-kart.He forgot the eggs.A man put the bag in the cart. “Oh no!” said Midge.“The eggs!” Midge’s mum looked at the bag.“Sorry, Mum,” said Midge. Midge’s mum went to the egg shop.She got some more eggs. She put the eggs in a basket.Oh no!(word count 105)3-29 Pip at the ZooPip went to the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.Pip gave the deer some food. The deer pushed Pip over.Pip gave the monkeys some bananas.A monk ey took Pip’s hat.Pip gave the elephants some water. The elephant took Pip’s sweets. Pip gave the parrots some fruit. A parrot pecked her finger. “Do you want to feed the crocodiles?”“No thanks,” said Pip.(word count 69)3-30 Pip and the Little MonkeyPip was at the zoo.Pip’s dad was a zoo-keeper. Pip helped her dad.They looked at a little monkey. They monkey was ill.They took the monkey home. The monkey got better.Pip played with it. They took the monkey to the zoo. Pip cried and cried.She wanted to keep the monkey. They went to the monkey house. The little monkey ran to its mum. The little monkey jumped and jumped.It was happy.Pip was happy too.(word count 80)3-31 Floppy and the PuppetsThe children had some puppets."This puppet is Dad," said Biff."And this puppet is Mum." "This is the dog," said Kipper.Floppy was not happy. He did not like the puppets.Floppy barked and barked."The puppets upset him," said Mum. Floppy got into his basket. He fell asleep and had a dream.Oh no! Mum and Dad were puppets. So were the children.The Biff puppet gave Floppy bits of wood to eat.Then the children played with the dog puppet.Floppy was not happy.Floppy sat up. It had been a bad dream. Floppy was happy to wake up.(word count 101)3-32 Monkeys on the carMum and Dad took the children to the safari park.“Stop in the car,” said the man . "Or a lion will get you ," said Dad.They saw the zebras. "A zebra crossing ," said Biff.They saw the elephants. "Look at the baby elephant," said Kipper.They saw the lions. "I can see lion cub," said Chip.The monkeys jumped on the car. Theypulled at the wipers.The monkeys pulled and pulled.They pulled the wipers off. "Oh no," said Dad."You bad monkeys !" said Biff."I see you had monkeys on the car," said the man."Yes! And monkeys in the car," said Dad. (word count 109 )3-33 Dragons!The children went to the woods with Mrs May.You can make wigwams,” said Mrs May. The children went to get sticks.“Look at that!” said Biff.“It’s a dragon!” said Wilf.“Did you see the green dragon?”said Biff.“Don’t be silly!” said Chip.“Look,” said Wilf. “Did you see that?”“It’s a red dragon!” said Biff.“Did you see the dragons?” said Wilf. “Don’t be silly!” said Chip.“See!” said Biff. “We did see dragons.”“They are in a play. We can go and see it,” said Mrs May.So the children went to see the play. The dragons sang a song.Then the dragons did a jig. “The dragons are fun,” said Chip.(word count 116)3-34 The Enormous PictureThe minibus broke down.“It will cost a lot to fix it,” said Mrs May. “We need lots of money,” said Chip. “We can paint an enormous picture,”said Chip.“We can all paint a bit,” he said.“We can,” said Mrs May.Mrs May made a copy of the picture. She cut it into squares.“Paint a big picture of your bit,” said Mrs May.Biff had to paint yellow petals.Chip just had to paint a yellow square. Mrs May took all the children’s squares. She made an enormous picture. People came to see the enormous picture.It made a lot of money.The minibus was mended.“The enormous picture did a good job,”said Mrs May.“That is not as good as our enormous picture!” said Chip.(word count 130)3-35 Gran and the Go-kartsGran took the children to a go-kart track. “Can I have that go-kart?” said Chip. “Yes. Put on this kit,” said a man.Biff,Chip and Wilf began to race.Wilf went fast.Biff and Chip went fast too.But Wilf won the race!“That was such fun!” said the children. “You can go again,” said Gran.“And I will race you all!”The children went fast.Gran went fast too.Gran went faster and faster.She went past Wilf.But Gran went too fast.Oh no!“Bad luck, Gran,” said Biff.“I’ll win next time!” said Gran.(word count 97)3-36 Helicopter RescueThe children saw a helicopter.“It’s a rescue helicopter,” said Chip. “You can go in and look,” said a man. The children went into the helicopter. They saw the cockpit.“We pull people up with this winch,” said the man.Rescue! Rescue! Rescue!“It’s a call-out,” said the man.“We must rescue a boat.”The helicopter took off.“Look! That is the boat,” said Mum.The helicopter went to the boat.It had hit a rock.The boy was hurt.They took him up on the winch.“That was a real rescue!” said Chip. (word count 94)3-37 King of the CastleMum and Dad took the children to see a castle.A big coach was in the car park.The castle had a moat and lots of turrets.“Look!” said Chip. “I am a knight!”Nadim said, “I will be a knight, too!”“I will be the queen,” said Biff.“Then I will be the king,” said Chip. “No, I am the king!” said Kipper.“I AM THE KING!” shouted a man.Dad was high up in a turret.“NOW BOW DOWN TO THE KING!”shouted Dad.All the people from the coach saw him. Then they all made a bow.“Quick! We need to tell them. Dad is not the king,” said Chip.“No,” said Biff. “Wait.”“Such a good castle, dear,”said a woman. “And we saw the king!”(word count 130)3-38 Bug HuntBiff and Kipper went on a bug hunt in the garden.“Look! A big bug in the soil!” said Kipper. Biff ran to get a jar.The jar had holes in the lid for air.Biff and Kipper had a good look. “What is it?” said Kipper. “Dad has got a good insect book,” said Biff. “Let’s check it!”They put the jar down in the kitchen. Mum was peckish.“I think I will have toast and jam this morning,” she said.Mum got the butter.“What are you having?” said Chip. “Toast,”said Mum. “What with?”said Chip.Mum took the lid off the jar.The bug shot out.“A BUG!” shouted Mum.“A bug on toast?” said Chip.“YUCK!”(word count 121)3-39 Mister HaggisA parrot flew on to the shed.The parrot was green with a red head. Dad ran down to see it.The parrot flew down and sat on Dad’s head.“Mister Haggis! it said.Then it sat on Dad’s arm.“Sing us a song,” it said.“Oh!” said Wilf. “Can we keep it?”“No,” said Mum.Mum put up a poster.“It is a missing parrot,” she said.“Sing us a song,” said the parrot.Mum got food for the parrot.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,” it said. “Will it ever stop chattering?”said Wilma.The parrot did not stop.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,” it said.At last a man came.“Can you stop him chattering?”said Wilma.“Yes, but you need to cover him up,” he said.“Night-night, Mister Haggis,”said the man.(word count 131)3-40 A Walk in the SunThe children went for a walk.They were near a farm.“I can hear a hen!” said Lee.“That is a rooster, not a hen,” said a man in big boots.Further along, Kipper saw a sheep. “The farmer is giving that sheep a haircut!” he said.“He is shearing its coat, not cutting its hair,” said the man.“We need to go past that farmhouse,”said Mum.“That is a barn, not a farmhouse,”said the man.“This way,” said the man.“I am not sure that is right,” said Lee. “That is a bull, not a cow!”It was a big bull with long horns!“Run!” they all shouted.“Go up that oak tree!” shouted Mum. The man went up the tree.“This is a beech tree, not an oak,” said the man.(word count 135)3-41 Green sheetsIt was Dad’s turn to do the washing.He put the sheets in the washing machine.“I need all the washing now!”he shouted.Kipper got his washing and so did Chip. “Put it down there,” said Dad.“I will do it in a bit,” said Biff.Biff had a look at her PE kit.It had mud on it.“This needs washing,” she said. “Well, put it in the washing machine,”said Mum.Biff put the PE kit in and Mum went to turn it on. All the green ran out of Biff’s shorts.Oh no! All the washing was green.“Oh dear! said Mum. “I did not mean this to happen.”“Well, I think green sheets look good,”said Mum.Biff took her PE kit to school.“Well, I think my green kit looks good,”said Biff.(word count 139)3-42 Road BurnerNadim had a car for his birthday.“It’s called the Road Burner,” he said. “It can go fast!”“Wow! It can zoom!” said Kipper.The children had a go.“It is hard to turn,” said Chip, “if you go too fast.”A man went past on a scooter.His wallet fell out of his pocket.The children saw the wallet.“We need to stop him,” said Biff.“Stop!” they yelled.“He cann ot hear us,” said Chip.But the man did not stop.He did not look back.Nadim had a plan.He put the wallet on the Road Burner. Then he sent it off.The scooter was fast, but the Road Burner was faster.The man saw his wallet on the Road Burner.“Thank you,” he said.“You did me a good turn.”(word count 133)。
牛津树Book3Unit6 Australia澳大利亚-课件
Presentation 5
Pair work
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Analysis
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Writing
B3-U6
OXFORD PRIMARY SKILLS READING AND WRITING
Book 3 Unit 6
big
bigger
the biggest
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Surfing and going to the beach
Sydney Crocodiles and snakes
The biggest desert in Australia
Three metres
Oz Yes
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animals
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koala
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crocodile
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kangaroo
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snake
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emu
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内容文字3牛津阅读树．3-1 The Steel Band.A band came to play.“My name is Stan,”said a man.“I want you to help us.”“I want you to clap,”he said.“Clap your hands and tap your feet.”“I want you to sing a song.”“Sing it with us.”The children sang with the band.“Now clap as you sing”said Stan.“Who wants to play in the band?”The children put up their hands. Everyone wanted to play. “You can all play,”said Stan. Wilf hit the drum.“Tap it,”said Stan. “Don't bang it.”What a grand band!1. Stan[st?n] n. [男子名]斯坦(Stanley 的昵称)(m.)2. tap[英] [t?p] vt. 开发；（从容器等）汲取（液体）；割[打]开…取[放]液体vi. 轻声走；跳踢踏舞3. bang [英] [b??] vt. 猛击，猛撞23-2 Pond Dipping.Wilf and Wilma were at the pond.The net got stuck. “Help me pull,”said Wilf.They pulled the net. It was stuck on some junk.Wilma got a big stick. “Let's pull it out,”she said.Wilf and Wilma pulled. They couldn't pull the junk out.Mum and Dad helped. They pulled out an old pram.Plop! A frog hopped out. It made Wilf jump.Splash! A fish jumped up.“A pram full of fish,”said Dad.“Pram dipping!”said Wilma.4. stuck[英] [st?k] v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词) adj.动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；被…难住的，不知所措5. junk[英] [d???k] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；6. pram[英] [pr?m] n. <英>（手推的）婴儿车；（送牛奶的）手推车；平底船7. plop[英] [pl?p] n. 扑通声，啪嗒声vi. 扑通地坠落8. hop out[英] [h?p aut] [体]后摆；跳下33-3 Sniff.“Will you look after Sniff today?”said Mrs May.Wilf and Wilma were happy.They wanted to look after the puppy.They took Sniff to the park.The puppy was excited.Sniff liked to roll on her back…jump up for a stick... run after a ball…and bark at a cat.Then Sniff went in the mud.She ran after a duck.She jumped in the pond and she barked at a dog.“I am hot,”said Wilf. “I want a rest.”“I am hot, too,”said Wilma. “I want a drink.”Mum couldn't find Sniff.She couldn't find Wilf and Wilma.Mum and Dad looked and looked.“They must be lost”said Mum. They were fast asleep. “They are worn out,”said Dad.9. mud[英] [m?d] n. 泥，泥淖；没价值的东西，污物；43-4 The Duck Race.Wilma had an idea.The children made six ducks.“Let's have a duck race,”said Wilma.Mum began the race. “Drop the ducks in,”said Mum.The ducks went down the stream.Oh no! Wilma's duck sank.Chip's duck got stuck in the reeds.Biff's duck got stuck in the weeds.Wilf's duck got stuck on a log.“Get it off with a stick,”said Chip.Kipper's duck went fast.It went past Dad's duck.Two swans flew down.They landed on the ducks! “Six soggy ducks,”said Kipper.10. sank[英] [s??k] v. （使）下沉，（使）沉没( sink的过去式)11. reed[英] [ri?d] n. 芦苇；芦苇杆；[乐]舌簧12. weed[英] [wi:d] n. 杂草；野草；废物；烟草513. swan[英] [sw?n] n. 天鹅；诗人，歌3-5 The Ice Rink.Wilf and Dad went to the ice rink.They put skates on. They went on to the ice.“Hold my hand,”said Dad. Wilf held Dad's hand. “This is fun,”said Wilf. Wilf let go of his Dad's hand. He began to skate. Whoops! Wilf sat down with a bump. “This ice is cold,”said Wilf.Dad began to skate. He went round the rink.“Look at me spin!”said Dad.“Look at me jump!”Dad got some cold drinks.“Look out, Dad,”said Wilf.Oh no! A banana skin.14. ice rink[英] [ais r??k] n. 溜冰场；滑冰场15. whoops[英] [hw?ps, w?ps, hwu:ps, wu:ps] int. <口>哎哟（犯明显错误时的道歉）16. bump[英] [b?mp] n. 碰撞，撞击；肿块；隆起物；鹭鸶的叫声617. spin[英] [spin] vi. 快速旋转；3-6 The Mud Bath.Dad was playing football.He ran with the ball.“Go on Dad!”called Chip.“Kick it!”Dad fell over in the mud.Splat! “Bad luck, Dad!”said Biff.“Oh Dad,”said Mum. “What a mess.”“I want a bath,”said Dad.Dad went up to the bathroom.He ran a bath.Dad came down.There was football on TV.Dad looked at the football.“Go on!”he called. “Kick it!”Dad forgot the bath. Drip! Drip! Drip!Plop! Plop! Splat!”What was that?”said Dad.Splash! “Oh no,”said Dad.73-7 Joe and the Bike.Joe went to speedway.Joe liked speedway.His dad was a speedway rider.Joe's dad was in a race. He was in front. “Come on!”shouted Joe. Joe's dad fell off. “Oh no!”said Joe.Joe's dad pushed his bike.“What a rider!”said Joe.It was Joe's birthday. His dad gave him a bike. Joe liked the bike.Joe was in a race.He was in front.“Come on!”shouted Dad.Joe fell off. “Oh no!”said Dad. “What a rider!”said Dad.18. speedway[英] [?spi:d?we?] n. 赛车跑道83-8 Midge and the Eggs.Midge's mum wanted some eggs.Midge went to the egg shop.He put the eggs in a bag.“Come and play,”said his friends. “I can't,”said Midge. “My Mum wants these eggs.”Midge saw his friend.The friend had a go-kart. Midge wanted a go.Midge put the bag down.He went on the go-kart.He forgot the eggs.A man put the bag in the cart.“Oh no!”said Midge. “The eggs!”Midge's mum looked at the bag.“Sorry, Mum,”said Midge.Midge's mum went to the egg shop.She got some more eggs.She put the eggs in a basket. Oh no!19. Midge米吉920. go-kart[英] [?ɡ?u?kɑ:t] n. 游戏用的无车体小型汽车，其商标名3-9 Midge in Hospital.Midge fell off his bike.The ambulance came.The man looked at Midge's foot.He was frightened.Midge to hospital. Midge They tookdidn't want to go to hospital.A doctor looked at Midge's foot.A doctor gave Midge a sweet.Midge's mum came to see him. She gave him a toy.Midge's nan came to see him. She gave him some fruit. Midge's friends came to see him. They gave him some books. “It's not so bad in hospital,”said Midge.“It's good to be home.”21. nan[英] [n?n] n. 奶奶（小孩儿语）；圆盘烤饼103-10 Pip and the Little Monkey.Pip was at the zoo.Pip's dad was a zoo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.They looked at a little monkey.They monkey was ill.They took the monkey home.The monkey got better.Pip played with it.They took the monkey to the zoo.Pip cried and cried.She wanted to keep the monkey. They went to the monkey house.The little monkey ran to its mum. The little monkey jumped and jumped. It was happy.Pip was happy too.113-11 Pip at the Zoo.Pip went to the zoo.Pip's dad was a zoo-keeper.Pip helped her dad.Pip gave the deer some food.The deer pushed Pip over.Pip gave the monkeys some bananas.A monkey took Pip's hat.Pip gave the elephants some water.The elephant took Pip's sweets.Pip gave the parrots some fruit.A parrot pecked her finger.“Do you want to feed the crocodiles?”said Pip. No thanks,“”啄，啄食；啄出，啄穿；英22. peck[] [pek] vt.123-12 Roy and the Budgie.Roy had a budgie. He called it Joey.Joey flew out side. “Oh no!”said Roy.Roy couldn't get Joey.Joey flew away.Roy went to the wood. He looked for Joey.Roy couldn't see Joey.An ostrich was in the wood.Roy looked at the ostrich. The ostrich looked at Roy. They saw the zoo-keeper.The zoo-keeper had a budgie.“It's my ostrich,”said the zoo-keeper. \“It's my budgie,”said Roy.“Thanks,”they said.23. Roy n. 罗伊（男子名）24. budgie[英] [?b?d?i] n. 相思鹦鹉25. Joey [男子名] 乔伊Joseph的昵称133-13 At the Seaside.The family went on holiday.Wilf and Wilma went, too.The hotel had burned down.“Sorry!”said the man.They looked at a new hotel.“Too expensive,”said Mum.They looked at an old hotel.“No, thank you,”said Dad.Ever hotel was full.“Sorry!”said everyone.They had to go home.But the car broke down.A farmer stopped his tractor.“Can I help?”he said.The farmer had a bus. “You can stay here,”he said.“What a good holiday!”said Wilf.143-14 Kipper the Clown.The children put on a circus.Kipper was a clown.Floppy pulled his leg.Chip was a strong-man.He made everyone laugh.Wilma and Biff did gymnastics.Everyone had a drink.“What a good circus!”said Mum.Wilf was a stuntman.Kipper was fed up .He wanted to be a stuntman.“Look at me!”he said.Everyone looked at Kipper.Oh no! “I'm a clown, after all,”said Kipper.26. circus[英] [?s?:k?s] n. 马戏，马戏团；马戏表演（常在大帐篷里进行）；27. gymnastics[英] [d??m?n?st?ks] n. 体操，体育；体操运动28. stuntman[英] [?st?nt?m?n] n. 特技替身演员29. feed up[英] [fi:d ?p] 养肥；养壮；<口>处于情绪低落状态；对…厌烦3-15 Kipper's Idea.Dad took Kipper to school.They went past the library.A lady was painting the wall.Kipper ran into the playground. He wanted to play.There was a drawing on the wall.It was a drawing of Kipper.The wall looked a mess.Mrs May was cross.The children were painting.Kipper had an idea.Miss Green drew circles on the wall.The children painted faces.The wall looked good.Everyone liked it.“Good for Kipper!”everyone said.163-16 Strawberry Jam.Dad wanted to make jam.He picked some strawberries.They were too small.Mum took everyone to the pick-your-own.“You can all help,”said Dad.They all picked strawberries.Kipper put some in his pocket.Chip took the strawberries to the car.The car was locked.He forgot about the strawberries.The children had an ice cream.It was time to go home.The car ran over the strawberries.“Oh no!”said everyone.“Traffic jam!”said Dad.173-17 The Jumble Sale.Mum and Dad were spring-cleaning. Mum looked in a drawer.Dad threw things out.The children looked at the junk.They played with the old toys.Mum put the old toys in the car.The children were sad.They all went to the jumble sale.The children wanted to buy something. “What a lot of junk!”said Wilf. The children saw their toys.They counted their money.It was time to go home.“What's in the bags?”said Mum. Oh no!30. spring-cleaning[英] [?spr???kli:n??] n. 春季大扫除，大扫除31. drawer[英] [dr?:] n. 抽屉；开票人，出票人；起草者；酒馆侍者32. junk[英] [d???k] n. 废旧物品，破烂物；中国式平底帆船；18便宜货33. jumble sale[英] [?d??mb?l seil] n. （义卖时的）杂物拍卖3-18 The Snowman.It was snowing.“Hooray,”said the children.They saw wilf and Wilma.Wilf was sweeping the snow.Biff had a good idea.She made a giant snowball.Everyone pushed the snowball.Floppy barked and barked.Wilf had an idea.He wanted to play a trick.The children made a giant snowman. Wilf's dad opened the door.He saw the snowman.Wilma's mum took a photograph. The snow fell off the roof.“Six snowmen!”said Wilma's dad.34. Hooray [英] [h??re?] 万岁193-19 At the Pool.Kipper went to the swimming pool. Wilma's mum took him.She took Biff and Chip, too.It was a new pool.Everyone wanted to swim.Kipper looked for his trunks.He couldn't find them.Kipper couldn't go in the pool.“Sorry,”said the man.Wilma's mum was in the water.“Oh dear,”she said.Wilma's mum took Kipper to a shop.She bought him new trunks.They went back to the pool.“Oh no!”said Kipper.“I put them on at home,”he said.35. trunks[tr??ks] n. 树干( trunk的名词复数)；衣箱；象20 鼻3-20 Book Week.It was book week.The children made books.They made a big picture.They put it on the wall.An author came.He made everyone laugh.The children dressed up.Kipper was a caterpillar.He ate an apple.They had a book party.Kipper ate a lettuce.He was the hungry caterpillar.There was a book sale.Kipper was hungry.“I am a hungry Kipper,”he said.36. caterpillar[英] [?k?t?pil?] n. 毛虫；履带；履带拖拉机213-21 Bull's-eye!Everyone went to the school fair.Wilma wanted a book.Her dad bought it for her.Wilf kicked the ball.He won the goldfish.Dad wanted to win a teddy.He had to hit a bull's-eye.Dad got cross.He couldn't hit the bull's-eye.Wilma was in the gym display.Wilf and Dad forgot to watch her. Wilma was cross.“You forgot to watch,”she said. Wilf and Wilma had a fight. They bumped into Dad. Bill's-eye!Dad won a teddy.37. bull's-eye[英] [?b?lz?a?] n. 靶心；的38. gym[英] [d?im] n. <非正>健身房；体育馆；室内健身操；体操2239. display[英] [dis?plei] n. 展览，陈列；陈列品，展览品40. gym display体育展示41. bump[英] [b?mp] vt.& vi. 碰撞，冲撞；颠簸vi. 颠簸着前进3-22 The Barbecue.Wilf's dad wanted a party.He put up some lights.Wilma and Dad made a barbecue.Wilf and Mum took the food outside.Everyone helped. The dads lit the fire.The fire went out.The children were hungry.The dads lit the fire again. It began to rain.The dads cooked the burgers.The children were fed up.The burgers burned. “Yuk!”said Chip.Oh no! The dads got wet.“Hooray!”said the children.42. barbecue[英] [?bɑ:bikju:] n. 烤肉；烧烤野餐；（常用于室外的）金属烤架43. burgers[?b?:ɡ?z] n. 汉堡包( burger的名词复数)；233-23 The Carnival.The mums and dads were busy.They made a giant shoe.They put it on a trailer.The children dressed up.Dad was the old lady.The giant shoe looked good.They took it to the carnival. The car broke down.“Oh no!”everyone said.“Come on!”said Wilma. Biff, Chip, and Wilf pushed. “Come on!”said Kipper.“Come on!”said everyone.There was an old lady.She lived in a shoe.She had so many children.It was a good job, too.44. trailer[英] [?tre?l?] n. 拖车；追踪者；243-24 The Cold Day.The children were in the sea.They played in the waves.Dad made them laugh.Everyone was cold.Kipper was very cold.Everyone wanted to jog.Kipper sat on the rug.Come on, Kipper,”said Mum.“I'm too cold,”said Kipper.Come on, Kipper,”said Dad.“I'm too cold,”said Kipper.Come and help,”said everyone.“I'm too cold,”said Kipper.“Ice cream!”said Kipper.He ran to the van.Everyone looked at Kipper.“I'm not that cold,”he said.2545. jog[英] [d??ɡ] vt.& vi. 慢跑；轻推，轻撞；蹒跚行进；使颠簸46. rug[英] [r?ɡ] n. 小块地毯；〈英〉（围盖膝的）围毯，车3-25 A Cat in the Tree. 毯；Floppy barked at a cat.The cat ran up a tree.Biff was cross with Floppy.Wilma climbed on the wall.Wilma climbed up the tree.She couldn't get the cat.Wilma couldn't get down.Wilma's dad was cross.He put the ladder up.Wilma climbed down.Wilma's dad climbed the tree. He couldn't get the cat. Wilma's dad was stuck.The cat jumped down.The fireman put a ladder up.Wilma's dad climbed down.“Oh no!”said everyone.2647. ladder[英] [?l?d?] n. 梯子，阶梯；梯状物；途径；48. stuck[英] [st?k] adj. 动不了的；被卡住的；被…缠住的；v. 刺(stick 的过去式及过去分词3-26 By the Stream.Mum and Dad sat on the rug.The children played by the stream.Biff went on the bridge.They dropped sticks in the water.Kipper couldn't see.Kipper climbed up.He dropped Teddy in the water.“Get Teddy,”said Kipper.Biff couldn't get Teddy.“Get Teddy,”said Kipper.Mum couldn't get Teddy.“I want Teddy,”said Kipper.Dad couldn't get Teddy.Dad fell in.Splash!“I am a frogman,”said Dad.273-27 Nobody Wanted to Play.Wilf was cross.Nobody wanted to play.He went to the park.Wilf played on the rocket.“I am a spaceman,”he said.He played on the see-saw.“I am a juggler,”he said.He played on the horse.“I am a cowboy,”he said.He played on his bicycle.“I am a stuntman,”he said.He climbed up the ladder.“I am a fireman,”he said.He climbed on the wall.“I am a spiderman,”he said. Whoops!49. juggler[英] [?d??gl?] n. 玩杂耍的人；杂耍，把戏2850. cowboy[英] [?ka??b??] n. 牛仔；牧童；富有冒险精神的英雄51. stuntman[英] [?st?nt?m?n] n. 特技替身演员3-28 On the Sand.Biff and Chip played on the sand.Dad went to sleep.Biff and Chip put sand on Dad.They made a sandcastle.They put Dad's hat on top.They went to get an ice cream.Dad was still asleep.Chip looked at the donkeys.Biff looked at the boat.They looked at the go-karts.They looked at Dad's hat.“Oh no!”said Biff.Dad was hiding.Biff was cross.The hat was on a stick.52. donkey[英] [?d??ki] n. 驴，毛驴；笨蛋，傻瓜；293-29 The Egg Hunt.Kate came to stay.Mum and Kate made a cake.Kate put little eggs on it.Wilma looked at the little eggs.She had an idea.Wilma went to the park.She wanted to hide some eggs.She put them in the trees.She put them in the flowers.Wilf and Kate came to the park.“You can look for eggs,”said Wilma.Kate looked for the eggs.“Where are they?”she said. The squirrels had them.“Squirrel like eggs,”said Kate.“So do I,”she said.303-30 The Rope Swing.The children went to the stream.They looked at the swing.Wilf climbed on the swing.Chip pushed Wilf.Floppy looked at the rope.Biff climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked.Chip climbed on the swing.Floppy barked and barked and barked.Kipper went on the swing.“What a silly dog!”said kippy.Wilma went on too.“What a silly dog!”said Wilma.The children went home.Floppy looked at the rope.Splash! Oh no!3153. silly[英] [?sili] adj. 蠢的；糊涂的；不明事理的；没头脑的32。