Pedro Y El Lobo

Read it yourself peter and the wolf

All children have

a great ambition to read

to themselves...

and a sense of achievement when they can do so.

The read it yourself series has been devised to

satisfy their ambition. since many children learn

from the ladybird key words reading scheme,

these stories have been based to a large extent

on the key words list, and the tales chosen are

those with which children are likely to be familiar.

The series can of course be used as

supplementary reading for any reading scheme.

Peter and the wolf is intended for children reading.

up to book 3c of the ladybird reading scheme.

The following words are additional to the

vocabulary used at that level-

meadow, but, gate, closed, bird, sings,

opens, duck, she, swim, from, silly, can´t,

fly, argue, cat, near, out, flies, away,

safe, grandfather, takes, wolf, not, may,

of, after, swallows, gulp, goes, round,

inside, rope, him, ties, lets, hunters, zoo

a list of other titles at the same level will be

found on the back cover.

peter and the wolf

by fran hunia

illustrated by kathie layfield ladybird books loughborough

Peter is at home.

he wants to go and play

in the meadow,

but the gate is closed.

a bird is up in the tree

in the meadow.

the bird sings to peter come on, peter.

come into the meadow.

yes, says Peter.

here i come.

he opens the gate

and goes into the meadow.

Peter plays in the meadow.

the bird sings

up in the tree.

a duck comes

into the meadow.

she goes for a swim

in the water.

the bird flies down

from the tree.

he says to the duck,

you are a silly bird.

you can´t fly.

see, i can fly.

the duck says to the bird,

you are a silly bird.

you can´t swim.

see, can swim.

they argue and argue.

a cat comes up.

he sees the duck

and the bird.

i want that bird,

he says.

the duck and the bird

argue and argue.

they can´t see the cat.

look out! he says.

the bird flies up

into the tree.

the duck swims away.

they are safe.

the cat looks up at the bird.

out comes Peter´s

grandfather.

Come here, Peter,

he says.

you have to come home

with me.

it is not safe out here

in the meadow.

a wolf may come

and get you.

grandfather takes peter

out of the meadow.

they go home

and grandfather closes

the gate.

a wolf comes out

into the meadow.

he sees the cat, the duck

and the bird.

the cat sees the wolf

and jumps up

into the tree,

with the bird.

they are safe.

the duck sees the wolf.

she jumps out of the water

and runs after the duck.

the wolf gets the duck

and swallows it down

in one gulp.

the cat and the bird

are up in the tree.

they are safe.

the wolf goes

round and round the tree

but he can´t get up.

Peter looks out

into the meadow

and sees the wolf.

he goes inside

to get a rope.

peter takes the rope

up into the tree.

he is going

to get the wolf.

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