Dad's children hold a sale to raise money for charity. Wilma accidentally sells Dad's jacket to a man. When Dad realizes his jacket is missing, Wilma apologizes and explains what happened. Dad chases after the man to get his jacket back. The man agrees to return the jacket for 10 pounds. In the end, the man gives Wilma the 10 pounds he received, saying it is for the charity.
Dad's children hold a sale to raise money for charity. Wilma accidentally sells Dad's jacket to a man. When Dad realizes his jacket is missing, Wilma apologizes and explains what happened. Dad chases after the man to get his jacket back. The man agrees to return the jacket for 10 pounds. In the end, the man gives Wilma the 10 pounds he received, saying it is for the charity.
Dad's children hold a sale to raise money for charity. Wilma accidentally sells Dad's jacket to a man. When Dad realizes his jacket is missing, Wilma apologizes and explains what happened. Dad chases after the man to get his jacket back. The man agrees to return the jacket for 10 pounds. In the end, the man gives Wilma the 10 pounds he received, saying it is for the charity.
Dad's children hold a sale to raise money for charity. Wilma accidentally sells Dad's jacket to a man. When Dad realizes his jacket is missing, Wilma apologizes and explains what happened. Dad chases after the man to get his jacket back. The man agrees to return the jacket for 10 pounds. In the end, the man gives Wilma the 10 pounds he received, saying it is for the charity.
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Series created by Roderick Hunt a nd Alex Brychta
Written by Roderick Hunt Illustrated by Alex Brychta
nl ss O re BEFORE READING DURING READING Talk together Enjoy the story together.
P y • Look at the cover and read the title If your child needs together. Ask: Where is Dad? Where is support to read the
py ty his jacket? story: • Talk about what might happen in Co si • Remind your child to the story. sound out and blend • Look through the book and talk about unfamiliar words from n er the pictures. left to right. • Look for compound words, where two v
words create a bigger
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About the words in this book
word, e.g. moonlight. • Your child should be able to sound • If a word is still too out and blend some words, which ua U
tricky, simply say the
may include: whole word for children it’s help books your child. al rd
need jacket plants • Re-read sentences
to focus on their • Some words may be more challenging. meaning where Ev fo
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said have some
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outside. al rd ua U tio ni n erv Co si py ty
The children put some tables
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Children in Need. n er
They wanted to help
Co si py ty O reP nl ss y nl ss O reP y py ty Co si n erv tio ni ua U al rd Ev fo x
Chip made a poster. It said,
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“Help Children in Need”.
3 4 O x Ev fo al rd ua U tio ni n erv Co si py ty O reP
Biff and Nadim had some plants.
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Kipper and Wilma had some
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clothes. Wilf had some books.
5 6 O x Ev fo al rd ua U tio ni v
invented a game. n er Co si py ty P
Anneena had a good idea. She
O re nl ss y nl ss O reP y py ty Co si n erv tio ni ua U al rd Ev fo x
Dad looked at Anneena’s game.
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“Let me have a go,” he said.
7 nl ss O reP y py ty Co si n erv tio ni ua U al rd Ev fo x
A man put Dad’s jacket on.
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“It’s a good fit,” he said.
8 nl ss O reP y py ty Co si n erv tio ni ua U al rd Ev fo x
“It’s five pounds,” said Wilma.
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The man bought the jacket.
9 10 O x Ev fo al rd ua U tio ni n erv Co si
Dad looked for his jacket.
py ty O reP nl ss y nl ss O reP y py ty Co si n erv tio ni ua U al rd Ev fo x
“Oh no!” said Wilma. “I’m
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sorry. A man bought it.”
11 nl ss O reP y py ty Co si n erv tio ni ua U al rd Ev fo x
Dad ran after the man.
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“Stop!” he called. “That’s my jacket.”
12 nl ss O reP y py ty Co si n erv tio ni ua U al rd Ev fo x
“No, it’s my jacket,” said the man.
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“Give me ten pounds for it.”
13 14 O x Ev fo al rd ua U tio ni
man ten pounds.
n erv Co si py ty O reP
“Oh no,” said Dad. He gave the
nl ss y O x Ev fo al rd ua U tio ni n erv Co si py ty O reP
The man gave the jacket to Dad.
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15 nl ss O reP y py ty Co si n erv tio ni ua U al rd Ev fo x
The man gave Wilma ten pounds.
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“It’s for Children in Need,” he said.
16 AFTER READING • Look at page 16 together. Ask: Why was everyone
nl ss happy in the end? • Talk about whose mistake it was that the jacket
O re was sold. • Ask your child to re-tell the story to you.
First published 2006 This edition published 2011 x
ISBN 978-0-19-848236-9 All rights reserved. Photocopying of this O
book is prohibited. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Printed in China by Imago Paper used in the production of this book is a natural, recyclable product made from wood grown in sustainable forests. The manufacturing process conforms to the environmental regulations of the country of origin. Biff, Chip and Kipper Stories
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O re Level 4
P y Book Band 4 Blue
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