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1. You're going to listen to a wonderful story called

"The Gruffalo" written by Julia Donaldson.

But first take a look at this little pictionary.

The elephant has long tusks	She has a wart on her nose	rocks	He has long prickles	a tongue
What big jaws!	take a stroll	a piece of apple crumble	What a funny creature!	He has knobbly knees
The panther has sharp claws	a pile of logs	scrambled eggs and sausages for breakfast	The snake is sliding	We have 5 toes on each foot
poisonous mushrooms	His tummy is big	roasted turkey	The snake is hiding and coming out again	We are having a feast

2. Let's listen to the story!

3. Read the first 4 parts of the story and choose the right words.

1. Start here

A mouse took a stroll the deep dark wood.

A fox saw the mouse and the mouse looked good.

"Where to, little brown mouse?

Come and have lunch in my house."

"It's terribly of you, Fox, but no –

I'm going to have lunch with a gruffalo."

"A gruffalo? a gruffalo?"

"A gruffalo! Why, didn't you know?

He has terrible , and terrible claws,

And terrible teeth in his terrible ."

"Where are you meeting him?"

"Here, by rocks,

And his favourite food is roasted fox."

"Roasted fox! I'm !" Fox said.

"Goodbye, little mouse," and away he sped.

"Silly old Fox! he know,

There's no such thing as a gruffalo?"

2. Go on

On went the mouse through the dark wood.

An owl saw the mouse, and the mouse looked good.

"Where are you going to, little brown mouse?

Come and in my treetop house."

"It's frightfully nice of you, Owl, but no –

to have tea with a gruffalo."

"A gruffalo? What's a gruffalo?"

"A gruffalo! Why, didn't you know?

He has knobbly , and turned-out ,

And a poisonous wart at the end of his nose."

"Where are you him?"

"Here, by this stream,

And his favourite food owl ice cream."

"Owl ice cream? Too-whit! Too-whoo!"

"Goodbye, little mouse," and away Owl .

"Silly old Owl! Doesn't he know,

There's as a gruffalo?"

3. Here's the next part :-)

On went the mouse through the deep dark wood.

saw the mouse, and the mouse looked good.

"Where are you going to, little brown mouse?

Come for a in my log-pile house."

"It's wonderfully good of you, Snake, but no –

a feast with a gruffalo."

"A gruffalo? What's a gruffalo?"

"A gruffalo! Why, didn't you know?

His eyes are orange, his is black;

He has prickles all over his back."

"Where are you meeting him?"

"Here, this lake,

And his favourite food is scrambled snake."

"Scrambled snake? It's time I hid!"

"Goodbye, little mouse," and away Snake .

"Silly old Snake! Doesn't he know,

There's no such thing as a gruffal...

...OH!"

4.This way, please!

But who is this with terrible claws

And terrible teeth in his terrible jaws?

He has knees, and turned-out toes,

And a poisonous wart at the of his nose.

His eyes are orange, his tongue is black;

He has purple prickles his back.

"Oh help! Oh no!

It's a gruffalo!"

"My favourite food!" the Gruffalo said.

"You'll good on a slice of bread!"

"Good?" said the mouse. "Don't call me good!

I'm the creature in this wood.

Just walk behind me and soon you'll see,

Everyone is of me."

"All right!," said the Gruffalo, bursting with .

"You go ahead and I'll follow after."

4. Number the scattered sentences (1-8) according to their order in the story.The first one is done for you.

A
"Oh crumbs!" he said, "Goodbye, little mouse!"

1 They walked and walked till the Gruffalo said,

"It's Snake," said the mouse. "Why, Snake hello!"

"You see?" said the mouse. "I told you so."

"I hear a hiss in the leaves ahead."

And off he slid to his log-pile house.

Snake took one look at the Gruffalo.

"Amazing!" said the Gruffalo.

B

Owl took one look at the Gruffalo.

"Astounding!" said the Gruffalo.

They walked some more till the Gruffalo said,

"You see?" said the mouse. "I told you so."

"It's Owl," said the mouse. "Why, Owl, hello!"

"Oh dear!" he said, "Goodbye, little mouse!"

"I hear a hoot in the trees ahead."

And off he flew to his treetop house.

C

"Well, Gruffalo," said the mouse.

"I can hear feet on the path ahead."

Fox took one look at the Gruffalo.

They walked some more till the Gruffalo said,

"Oh help!" he said, "Goodbye, little mouse!"

"It's Fox," said the mouse. "Why, Fox, hello!"

And off he ran to his underground house.

"You see? Everyone is afraid of me!
D

My favourite food is – gruffalo crumble!"

All was quiet in the deep dark wood.

"Gruffalo crumble!" the Gruffalo said,

But now my tummy's beginning to rumble.

And quick as the wind he turned and fled.

The mouse found a nut and the nut was good.

The Gruffalo

A fox saw the mouse and the mouse looked good.

Come and have lunch in my groundundergroundnumber house."

"It's terribly lovelynicekind of you, Fox, but no –

I'm going to have lunch with a gruffalo."

"A gruffalo? What'sWhere'sWho's a gruffalo?"

"A gruffalo! Why, didn't you know?

He has terrible clawsteethtusks, and terrible claws,

And terrible teeth in his terrible jawsmouthnose."

"Where are you meeting him?"

"Here, by thisthesethose rocks,

And his favourite food is roasted fox."

"Roasted fox! I'm offonold!" Fox said.

"Goodbye, little mouse," and away he sped.

"Silly old Fox! Don'tDidn'tDoesn't he know,

There's no such thing as a gruffalo?"

2. Go on

An owl saw the mouse, and the mouse looked good.

"Where are you going to, little brown mouse?

Come and have a sithave meathave tea in my treetop house."

"It's frightfully nice of you, Owl, but no –

I willI'm goingI want to have tea with a gruffalo."

"A gruffalo? What's a gruffalo?"

"A gruffalo! Why, didn't you know?

He has knobbly lipskneesteeth, and turned-out toesnoseeyes,

And a poisonous wart at the end of his nose."

"Where are you metmeetingmeet him?"

"Here, by this stream,

And his favourite food iswasare owl ice cream."

"Owl ice cream? Too-whit! Too-whoo!"

"Goodbye, little mouse," and away Owl flyingflewfly.

"Silly old Owl! Doesn't he know,

There's nothingno such thingno that thing as a gruffalo?"

A snakeA lakeA cake saw the mouse, and the mouse looked good.

"Where are you going to, little brown mouse?

Come for a feastteameat in my log-pile house."

"It's wonderfully good of you, Snake, but no –

I haveI hadI'm having a feast with a gruffalo."

"A gruffalo? What's a gruffalo?"

"A gruffalo! Why, didn't you know?

His eyes are orange, his tonguetoethumb is black;

He has pinkpurplebrown prickles all over his back."

"Where are you meeting him?"

"Here, inonby this lake,

And his favourite food is scrambled snake."

"Scrambled snake? It's time I hid!"

"Goodbye, little mouse," and away Snake slidslidesliding.

"Silly old Snake! Doesn't he know,

There's no such thing as a gruffal...

...OH!"

And terrible teeth in his terrible jaws?

He has knobblyuglyold knees, and turned-out toes,

And a poisonous wart at the endandunder of his nose.

His eyes are orange, his tongue is black;

He has purple prickles overall overaround his back.

"Oh help! Oh no!

It's a gruffalo!"

"My favourite food!" the Gruffalo said.

"You'll tastebesmell good on a slice of bread!"

"Good?" said the mouse. "Don't call me good!

I'm the scariestscaryscarier creature in this wood.

Just walk behind me and soon you'll see,

Everyone is afraidawayin front of me."

"All right!," said the Gruffalo, bursting with lovelaughterlife.

"You go ahead and I'll follow after."

4. Number the scattered sentences (1-8) according to their order in the story.The first one is done for you.

"It's Owl," said the mouse. "Why, Owl, hello!"

"Oh dear!" he said, "Goodbye, little mouse!"

And off he flew to his treetop house.

"Well, Gruffalo," said the mouse.

"I can hear feet on the path ahead."

Fox took one look at the Gruffalo.

"Oh help!" he said, "Goodbye, little mouse!"

And off he ran to his underground house.

"You see? Everyone is afraid of me!

My favourite food is – gruffalo crumble!"

"Gruffalo crumble!" the Gruffalo said,

And quick as the wind he turned and fled.

The mouse found a nut and the nut was good.

Come and have lunch in my house."

"It's terribly of you, Fox, but no –

"A gruffalo? a gruffalo?"

He has terrible , and terrible claws,

And terrible teeth in his terrible ."

"Here, by rocks,

"Roasted fox! I'm !" Fox said.

"Silly old Fox! he know,

Come and in my treetop house."

to have tea with a gruffalo."

He has knobbly , and turned-out ,

"Where are you him?"

And his favourite food owl ice cream."

"Goodbye, little mouse," and away Owl .

There's as a gruffalo?"

saw the mouse, and the mouse looked good.

Come for a in my log-pile house."

a feast with a gruffalo."

His eyes are orange, his is black;

He has prickles all over his back."

"Here, this lake,

"Goodbye, little mouse," and away Snake .

He has knees, and turned-out toes,

And a poisonous wart at the of his nose.

He has purple prickles his back.

"You'll good on a slice of bread!"

I'm the creature in this wood.

Everyone is of me."

"All right!," said the Gruffalo, bursting with .