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Teddy Bear, Teddy BearListen to the song. Can you do the actions like

the teddybear? Now sing along.

Teddy bear, Teddy bear turn around.

Teddy bear, Teddy bear touch the ground.

Teddy bear, Teddy bear close your eyes.

Teddy bear, Teddy bear big suprise!

Teddy bear, Teddy bear touch your nose.

Teddy bear, Teddy bear touch your toes.

Teddy bear, Teddy bear reach up high.

Teddy bear, Teddy bear wave bye-bye!

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See the sleeping rabbits,

Sleeping till it’s noon,

Can we wake them

With a happy tune?

They’re so still,

Are they ill?

No! Wake up rabbits!

Hop little rabbits, hop, hop hop!

Hop little rabbits, hop, hop hop!

Hop little rabbits, hop, hop hop!

Hop, hop, hop!

Sleeping RabbitsListen to the song and learn the words.

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Rabbit mazeHelp the rabbit find his carrot.

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The Picture Story of Hansel and Gretel

Look at the pictures and listen to the story.

This is Hansel the hedgehog and Gretel the squirrel. They walk and talk in the forest.

They see a house made of chocolate! They eat some chocolate. A witch lives in the house.

The witch falls asleep.

Hansel and Gretel escape!

The witch is very angry. She explodes

She puts Hansel in a cage. She makes Gretel clean the house.

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nce upon a time there was a little hedgehog

called Hansel and a little squirrel called Gretel.

One day they go for a walk in the forest.

They walk and talk and walk and talk and

walk and talk.

They see a little house.

The house is made out of chocolate!

Hansel and Gretel are very hungry.

They eat some of the chocolate from the house.

Suddenly, a witch comes out of the house.

She is very angry because they are eating her house.

She takes Hansel and Gretel inside the house

She puts Hansel into a cage.

She wants to eat him for her dinner!

Then she hides the key to the cage.

She makes Gretel clean all of the house.

The witch falls asleep in a chair.

Gretel searches for the key.

She finds it.

She lets Hansel out of the cage.

They run out of the house all the way home.

The witch wakes up.

The house is empty!

She is so angry that she explodes!

Hansel and Gretel never go walking and talking in the forest again.

The Story of Hansel and Gretel

Listen to the story of Hansel and Gretel.

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Hansel Hedgehog and Greta Squirrel walk and talk in the forest.

They eat some of the chocolate.

The witch puts Gretel in a cage.

They see a house made of chocolate.

The witch comes out of the house. She is very angry!

Hansel and Gretel run away. The witch is

so angry that she explodes!

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Hansel and GretelDraw the pictures to tell the story of Hansel and Gretel.

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The Picture Story of the Fox and the Crow

Look at the pictures and listen to the story.

This is crow.

Crow loves to sing – kwaa! One day crow finds some cheese – mmmm!

This is fox. He is very clever. He also likes cheese.

"Thank you", says fox, "I love cheese!" Crow is sad!

"You are a very good singer. Sing a song for me!" Says fox.

Crow is very happy. She loves cheese.

Crow sings. She drops the cheese.

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ne day a crow is sitting in a tree.

She is trying to sing. Kwa, Kwa,

KWAAA!

Crows are not very good singers!

She sees something yellow on the ground.

She flies down to see.

It is a piece of cheese.

She picks it up with her beak.

She flies back up to the tree.

A fox sees the crow with the cheese.

“Hello Miss Crow”, says the fox.

The crow silently watches him.

“How pretty you are today” says the fox.

The crow smiles a little bit, still holding the

cheese in her beak.

“Your black feathers are very beautiful and your

beak is very shiny” says the fox.

The crow smiles a little more.

“I like your singing”, says the fox, “You are the best

singer in the forest! Can you sing a song for me?”

The crow is very happy.

She loves to sing.

She opens her beak to sing a song.

The cheese falls to the ground.

The Story of the Fox and the Crow

Listen to the story of The Fox and the Crow.

The clever fox immediately picks up the cheese.

“Thank you Miss Crow”, says the fox, “I love

cheese!”

He runs into the forest.

The crow is alone.

She is sad.

She doesn’t like singing any more.

Poor old crow!

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The crow sings in the tree.

The crow has the cheese in her beak

The crow drops the cheese.

The crow flies down to get the cheese.

The fox sees the crow in the tree.

The fox runs away with the Cheese. The crow is sad.

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The Fox and the CrowDraw the pictures to tell the story of The Fox and the Crow.

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The Picture Story of Little Red Riding Hood

Look at the pictures and listen to the story.

This is Little Red Riding Hood.

She meets a woodcutter.

A wolf is in the forest. He has a plan. "What big ears and eyes you have!"

"What big teeth you have!"

The woodcutter arrives.

One day she goes to visit her grandmother in the forest.

The wolf runs away and is never seen again.

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nce upon a time there was a little girl

called Little Red Riding Hood.

Little Red Riding Hood has a

grandmother.

Her grandmother lives in the forest.

One day she goes to visit her grandmother.

Little Red Riding Hood walks through the forest.

She is very happy.

She sees a woodcutter.

“Hello” says Little Red Riding Hood.

“Hello”, says the woodcutter, “Where are you going?”

“I’m going to visit my grandmother”, says Little Red

Riding Hood.

“Be very careful” says the woodcutter “there is a big,

bad wolf in the forest”.

“I will be careful”, says Little Red Riding Hood.

She arrives at her grandmother’s house.

She goes into the house.

She sees her grandmother in bed.

But is it her grandmother?

No! It’s the big, bad wolf!

Granny what big eyes you have!” says Little Red

Riding Hood.

“All the better to see you with”, says the wolf.

“Granny what big ears you have!” says Little Red

Riding Hood.

“All the better to hear you with”, says the wolf.

“Granny what big teeth you have!” says Little Red

Riding Hood.

“All the better to eat you with”, says the wolf.

He jumps out of bed.

Little Red Riding Hood is very frightened!

Suddenly, the woodcutter arrives.

He chases the big, bad wolf out of the house and

out of the forest.

But where is Grandmother?

Little Red Riding Hood finds her grandmother hiding

under the bed.

And the big, bad wolf is never seen again.

Little Red Riding HoodListen to the story of Little Red Riding Hood.

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Little Red Riding Hood walks in the forest.

She arrives at her grandmother’s house.

The woodcutter arrives. The wolf runs away.

She meets a woodcutter.

She sees the wolf in bed. He is dressed like her grandmother!

Little Red Riding Hood finds her

grandmother under the bed.

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Little Red Riding HoodDraw the pictures to tell the story of Little Red Riding Hood.

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Colour in the Animal

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Colour in the Animal

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Colour in the Animal

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Colour in the Animal

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Colour in the Animal

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Colour in the Animal

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The Animals

Crow

Fox

Hedgehog

Rabbit

Squirrel

Teddy bear

Wolf

The Characters

Gretel

Grandmother

Hansel

Witch

Woodcutter

Useful Words

beak

big suprise

cage

careful

cheese

chocolate

clean

clever

ears

eyes

fall

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key

nose

reach up high

sing

song

teeth

toes

touch

tree

turn around

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