Lesson 1 The Dragon Dance

Mrs. May made a dragon. The children helped her. Mrs. May painted the head. The children painted the body. The dragon had a long body. The children liked the dragon. They wanted to do the dragon dance. The children got inside the body. Mrs. May helped them. “It’s made of paper” said Mrs. May, “Be careful.” Aneena was inside the head. “Be careful,” said Mrs. May, “don’t tear the paper.” The mums and dads came. The children did the dragon dance. “What a good dragon!” said everyone. Oh, no, the dragon dance went wrong. The dragon tore in half. The children were upset. “Never mind” said Mrs. May, “it was only made of paper.” Aneena’s mom had an idea. She told the moms and dads. “What a good idea!” they said. The mums and dads made a dragon. They made a long body. They made a big head. The dragon looked wonderful. The children were pleased. They wanted to do the dragon dance. The children went into town. They did the dragon dance. “Come to the School Fair,” said the children. “What a lot of people!” said Mrs. May, “thanks to the dragon.”

Lesson 2 The Flying Elephant

Mom went shopping. She took the children. The children looked up. There was an elephant on the roof. The elephant looked funny. The elephant was fat. The children laughed. “Look at that fat elephant,” they said. “An elephant?” said mom “don’t be silly.”

There was a storm. The wind blew. It rained and rained. It was a bad storm. The wind was strong. It blew the elephant away.

The children went to school. The elephant was in the playground. The children laughed. The children told Mrs. May. “Look at that fat elephant,” they said. “An elephant?” said Mrs. May, “don’t be silly.” The children liked the fat elephant. They wanted it to stay. “Sorry,” said the man. “We want it back.”

Lesson 3 Everyone Got Wet

Dad looked at the water butt. The water butt was leaking. Mum looked at the hose. The hose was leaking. “Oh bother!” said Mum. Dad mended the water butt. He put a patch on it. “What a tricky job!” he said. The water butt burst. All the water came out. Dad go wet. Mum mended the hose. She put a patch on it. “What a tricky job!” she said. Mum put the hose on the tap. The top of the tap came off. Mum got very wet. Dad got a new water butt. He put it on the bricks. He got the hose. He filled up the water butt. The water butt fell over. The water poured out. Dad got wet again. Mum got a new hose. She joined it to the old hose. She wanted to water the roses. Kipper wanted to help. He turned the tap on. Mum got wet again. “Oh no!” said Mum. The children got the paddling pool. They put it on the grass. Dad got the new hose. Biff turned on the tap. No water came out of the hose. “Funny!” said Dad. He looked down the hose. Oh no! The children got wet.

Lesson 4 Wet Paint

Dad was painting the back door. The children were outside. Floppy wanted to come in. He jumped up. He put his paws on the paint. Dad painted the door again. Biff kicked a ball. The ball hit the door. Dad painted the door again. Kipper pushed the door. He got paint on his hands. Dad was fed up. He painted the door again. “What a job!” said Dad. Biff and Chip had a pillow fight. The pillow split open. “Oh no!” said Biff. The wind blew. It blew the feathers. “Oh no!” said Chip. “Wet paint!” There was no wet paint. The door had gone. Dad had put up an old door. The back door was inside. “It’s safe here,” said Dad.

Lesson 5 The Scarf

Anneena liked knitting. She made a scarf. Annena’s mum helped her. The scarf was long and warm. “It’s a good scarf,” said Anneena. Biff and Chip came to play. It was a cold day. Anneena put on her scarf. “What a cold day!” she said. Biff looked at Anneena’s scarf. “What a long scarf!” she said. “I made it,” said Anneena. “I couldn’t stop knitting.” The children went to the park. They went to the pond. The pond was frozen. They pulled Anneena’s scarf. “Stop it!” shouted Anneena. “Stop it!” shouted Anneena’s mum. A boy went on the ice. The ice was dangerous. “Get off,” shouted Anneena’s mum. “The ice is not safe.” Anneena’s mum couldn’t get the boy. She couldn’t go on the ice. Everyone was frightened. “Help!” shouted the boy. Anneena had a good idea. She took off her scarf. “Make a rope,” she said. Anneena’s mum made a rope. She made it out of scarves and coats. She threw it to the boy. Everyone pulled the rope. They pulled the boy out of the pond. The boy was safe. “Hooray!” shouted Anneena. “I’m sorry!” said the boy. “Thank you.” “Ice is dangerous,” said Anneena. Anneena looked at her scarf. “I’m glad I made it long,” she said.

Lesson 6 Swap

Nadim found a bat. It was broken. Nadim mended the bat. His dad helped. The bat looked good. Chip had a robot. The robot was broken. Chip liked Nadim’s bat. He swapped the robot for the bat. Nadim mended the robot. The robot looked good. Biff had a skateboard. It had no wheels. Biff swapped it for the robot. Nadim mended the skateboard. He put on new wheels. “It’s a good skateboard now,” he said. Wilma had a bike. The bike was broken. She swapped it for the skateboard. Nadim mended the bike. He painted it black. The bike looked good. “Not bad,” said Nadim.

Lesson 7 An important Case

The children were outside. They were playing football. Wilf kicked the ball. It landed in a bush. “Sorry,” said Wilf. Wild couldn’t get the ball. “I can get it,” said Kipper. Kipper found a case. “Look at this,” he said. “I found it in the bush.” Dad looked at the case. He couldn’t open it. Wilf looked at the case. “What can be in it?” he asked. “It looks important.” “What is in it?” asked Wilma. “I don’t know,” said Chip, “but it looks very important.” “What is in the case?” asked Kipper. “I don’t know,” said Biff, “but it looks very, very important.” “What is in this case?” asked dad. “We don’t know,” said the police officer, “but it is very important.” A man came in a big car. “Who is he?” asked Kipper. “I don’t know,” said dad, “but he looks important.” The man took the case. “It’s my case,” he said. “Thank you. It was stolen. It is very important.” The man got in the car. “Excuse me,” said Wilma. “What is in the case?” “Ah!” said the man. “My sandwiches.”

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