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PETER AND JANE 7B

PETER AND JANE 7B
FUN AND GAMES

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Peter ond Jone ore on holidoy ot the
home of their ounty ond unc!e. They ore
not going out this morning becouse it is

wet.

"\Vhot do you wont to do this

morn i ng ?" J o ne osks Peter.

At first Peter soys thot he does not
know. Then he soys, "l know, let's moke

o kite, like the one I sow in o book."

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He gets the book for Jone . "The ra,"l',e
soys. "Look of this. It's not like the kite
we hod from the shop" Will you help me
to rnoke tt?"

Jone looks in the book . "lt tells us how

to moke it here:' she soys. "There ore

pictures of it. Yes, l'll help you, it will be

f un. Let's moke it no\ ,/."

The brother ond sister get the things
they wont for the kite.

Peter soys," We con fly the kite on the
sonds when the roin stops."





It is the ofternoon, ond the sun is out.
The two children go down to the sonds
vyith their new kite. They keep owoy from
the other boys ond girls ond from the
donkeys, so thot they cCIn run olong the

so nds.

Jone runs olong with the kite. She

mokes it go up, but then it comes down.
She hos onother go ond then gives the
kite to Peter.

Peter runs very fost with the kite. Soon
it is going up ond up. Peter stops, but the
kite keeps on going up.

" J ust look of th at," co lls out J o ne.

"lt's going up Iike o bird," soys Peter.

Some other children look up of the kite.

They tolk to Peter ond Jone obout their

nice new kite.

The two children run olong the sonds

to f ly their kite. First Peter hos the kite o nd

then Jone hos o go with it. The brother

o nd the sister let some of the other

children ploy with them.

Then Peter lets the kite go out of his

hond.

"Look," colls Jone. " lt's going out to
sgo. "

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Peter soys, "The kite is not going up
ony more" lt will come down now. lt will
come down in the seo."

"We'll moke onother on ei ' soys Jone.

"N oi 'soys Peter, "\ /e moy get this one
bock. We hove o friend who could get
our kite out of the seo for us. Let's go to
f ind ou r triend to tell him obout this."

The friend of Peter ond Jone is Jock, o

big boy who knows their ounty ond

uncle very well. Jock hos o motor boot.
The two children look for him for some

time.

Then they find Jock in o cof6 on the
pier. He is with his friend.

Peter ond Jone tell Jock thot their kite
is in the seo. They osk him to help them to
get it out of the woter.

"Pleose toke us ont in your motor

boet," they soy. "Then we con get our
kite. "

Jock tells Peter ond Jone thot he will

help them to get their kite bock.

They come out of the cof6 ond go to
the motor boot. lt is o big boot. Peter ond
Jone hove been in it before. They oll get
in, ond then Jock mokes the boot go.

"l hope thot we bring the kite bock,"

soys J o ne.

"So do 1," soys Peter.





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"Go on, Jock:' scrys Peter. "Moke the
boot go up to the kite. l'll get it out of the
woter. "

"N o," soys Jock, " you keep your seot.
l'll get it. I don't wont you to go into the
woter. We don't wont thot. Whot would
your mother ond fother soy if you did?"

He mokes his boot go on ond then

brings it round by the kite.

"Keep your seots," he soys ogoin to

the children.

Peter ond Jone keep in their seots os
Jock stops the boot. Then he puts his
hond into the woter ond gets the kite. He
pulls it into the boot ond Iooks ot it.

"lt's o nice kite," he soys.

Jock gives the kite to the children.

They ore hoppy to hove it bock.
"Thonk you, Jock:'soys Jone. "lt wos

good of you to help us find our kite. We
con ploy with it ogoin nou/."





Aunty soys to Jore, "l om going to

moke some ice-creom this ofternoon.

Would you like to help me, deo r?"

"Yes, pleose," soys Jo ne. " l shou ld like

thot very much. I olwoys like to help

yoLl . "

"Moy I help?" osks Peter.

"Yes, deor, why not?" soys Aunty.

"Boys os well os girls Iike ice-creom."

Aunty gets the things they wont ond

she tolks to the two children os she

mokes the ice-creom.

"l know how to do it now," soys Jone.
"l think I could moke some."

"So do l," soys Peter. "You ond I will

moke some when we get home."

As the three of them sit down to eot the
ice-creom, the dog comes in to see thern.

"He likes ice-creom," soys Aunty.

"Yes, he wonts some now," sCIys Pet

"Con we give him some?" osks Jonb.

When Aunty sctys she con, Jone gives
the dog o little of her ice-creom.

The children con see their uncle from
.a the window os he gets out of his cor.

They olwoys like to see him when he
comes home, but todoy they wont to see

him very much. He hos been to the shop
to buy o present for them.

"He soid he would buy our present

todoy," soys Jone. " Con you see if he

hos it with him, Peter?"

"l think so," soys Peter, "ond I think I

know whot it is. He is going to bring us o
Punch ond Judy."

Just then Uncle comes in the door. The
two children run up to him.

"Well, Uncle?" soys Jone. " Did you
go to the toy shop tod oy?"

"Yes," soys Uncle. "l've been to buy

you r present. I hope you like it. lt's

Punch ond Judy."

"We love Punch ond Judyi'
Jone. "Do let us see them."

"Here you ore, theh," soys Unclg







There hos been some roin, but now it is

o hot doy. The children know their

holidoy will soon come to on end, so they
wont to go on the sonds ogoin.

Uncle ond Aunty soy they will toke

them down to the sonds. "All four of us
will hove o picnic teo," soys Aunty. Peter
ond Jone like thot.

When they get down to the sonds they
oll go into the woter. Then they ploy with

o boll for some time. After thot Uncle

soys it is too hot for him. He puts on his

hot.

Peter ond Jone sit by their uncle ond
ploy with the sond. They tolk os they

ploy.

"l wish the hot sun would cor.'out

every d ay," soys Jone.

"Yes, l'd like to go in the seo ond ploy
with the sond every d oy," soys Peter.

As they ploy they put so nd on their

uncle for fun.

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The two children ore to go home

todoy. Their mother hos come to toke

them bock on the bus. She is with Aunty
now. Mother ond Aunty hove much to

to lk o bout.

" Al I good things come to on end," soys
Peter. "We've hod o good time here with
Aunty ond Uncle, but it will be nice to see
Bob ond Mory Green ogoin."

"Yes, I wont to see them ond Molly

ond Po m," soys Jone.

"\A/hot obout Grondmother ond

Grondfother?" osks Peter. "We wont to
see them os well."

The two children hove Punch ond

Judy on their honds. "We'll hove some
fun with Punch ond Judy," Jone soys.

Aunty cctlls them. "Come on, Peter ond
Jone. It's time to go""

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Peter ond Jone go to Aunty onb

Mother.

"We wont to thonk you ond U ncle very

much for our holid ay:' Jone soys to

Aunty. "We love to be in your home."

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Peter ond Jone go for o picnic. They

wolk for some woy in the woods ond find
o nice ploce they know. They hove their
teo there. Thesun is out but it is not hot in
the woods.

When they hove hod teo the two
children go on into the woods. They

think there is o rood in the woods which
will toke them to the form.

After some time Peter soys to Jone, "l

don't know the woy to go. We hove never

been here before. Do you know the

woy?"

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"N o," soys Jone, "there ore too mony
trees for me to see the woy. I don't know
where we ore."

"l know whot to do," soys Peter. "l'll

get up ct tree. I think I could see the woy

f rom u p the re."

" Don't get into do nge Y," soys J o ne, os
she helps Peter up the tree. He soys there

will be no donger.

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Peter is in the tree. It is o big tree. Jone
looks up of Peter os he gets to the top.

"l like it up here, Jolle," he colls. "lt's

fun."

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ffi''Cffiffiryou see the roo d?" osks Jo ne. tr:i'
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"Yes," soys Peter, "l con see the rood. I
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con see the woy we hove to go to get to
the form." t

" Con you see the form?" osks Jone.

"Yes," soys Peter, "l con see the form,

ond I con see q fire. There's o fire by the
form, Jone."

Peter comes down from the tree.

" Come on, Jon ei ' he soys . "a kn ow the
woy nou/." They go on.

Soon they see o womon out for o wolk
with her dog. Jone osks her if she knows
the woy to the rood.

"Yes," soys the womon, "the rood is
over there. "

"Does the rood go to the form?" osks

Peter.

"Yes, it does," soys the womon.

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The children on ond
olong
on to find the

rood ond then wood.

Soon they con see the form.
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"There it is," soys Jone. "There's
fo rm. "

"Yes," soys Peter, "you con see the f ire
now. I hope the form is not on f ire."

They go on to the form. They find thot
the form house is not on fire, but thot the
fire is next to it.

The men from the form ore there. Peter
ond Jone look on os some of the men put
woter on the fire. Others look ofter the

horses.

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The horses do not like the f ire, o nd the

men toke them owoy from it to onother

ploce.

Pom comes to tolk to Peter ond Jone.

She tells them obout the fire

" lt looks I ike ro i n n o\A/, " soys Peter. " lf
it roins it'll help to put out the f ire."

The men put out the fire with woter,

ond the roin helps them.

Then Peter ond Jone wolk home in the
roin. Pom's fother does not toke them to
their home in his cor becouse of the fire.
He hos to be of the form with his men ond
the horses.

The two children get very wet in the
roin os they go home, but they think it is

fun.

A von comes olong the rood. ln it is o
mon they know very well. He soys he will

toke them home.

"Get in the voh," he soys. "Come in
out of the wet, Peter ond Jone. l'll toke

you home."

The brother ond sister tolk to him os

they go olong. They tell him obout the fire
of the form.

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The von soon gets to the rood where

the children live. They thonk the mon for
his help ond go into their home.

Peter o nd Jo ne ore bock of school.

They like their school ond their teocher.
The teocher gets some of the children to
tolk to the others obout their holidoys.

One boy tolks obout his holidoy on the
seo. He wos with his mother ond fother
on o motor boot. They were very hoppy,
he sciys. lt wos o big boot ond he ond his
Dod liked to fish from it.

One of the girls tells obout her holidoy

on her grondfother's form. There were

cows, pigs ond horses on the form ond
she Iiked to help with them.

Peter tolks obout his own holidoy by
the seo with his ctunty ond uncle. He tells

obout the f un they hod on the sonds ond
obout the kite.

J o ne tells the others o bout Pu nc h o nd
Judy ond the donkeys on the sonds.

Then oll the children moke pictures of

the things they did on their holidoys.

They write obout the pictures.

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The teocher tells the children she

wonts oll of them to moke one very big
picture. They will oll work on the one
picture. Every boy ond girl will do some

of it.

"!Vhot's this big picture to be obout?"

osks one boy.

'-We'll coll this big picture 'Our Doy',"
soys the teocher. She writes 'Our Doy' for
the chlldren to see ond reod.

Then she soys, "ln the picture you con
put oll the things you do, from the time
you get up to the time you go to bed."

The teocher tells the children to think

obout the picture ond to tolk to one

clnother obout it.

They tolk obout oll the things children
like, obout sweets, ice-creom, cokes ond
CIpples ond other things to eot. They tolk
obout bolls, dolls, kites ond other toys.

They tolk obout gomes, shops ond

money, ond obout cots, dogs, rebbits,

horses, donkeys, birds ond f ish.



Here ore the children of work on the
big picture. ln the f irst girl's picture you

con see o girl in bed. lt is the morning ond
it is time to get up. The sun looks in of the
windo\ru.

ln the next picture o boy ond o girl eot
with their mother ond fother before they
go to school.

The teocher wolks by the big picture.
ln it she con see boys ond girls going off

to school. Then there ore children in

school of work. After this some boys ond

girls ore out of ploy. They ploy gomes

with other children ond with their toys.

one girl tolks to the teocher obout her

picture . "This is my gorden. Here ore

some birds," she soys.
The boy next to her soYS, "This is me

in the picture. Mum gctve me Some

money for some eggs ond l'm going to
the shop for them."








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