Język angielski dla dzieci w wieku 6-9 lat - zeszyt 1

An exercise book for children beginning to learn English at primary school. Teaches writing and reading skills as well as basic vocabulary. Volume 1 focuses upon food, wild animals, toys, school objects, and human face features.

Fractured Fairy Tales - Puppet Plays & Patterns

While books are the substance of a storyhour, fingerplays and rhymes make it a program. Here are 24 original fingerplays to delight children. Just a very few seem a bit forced. Seventeen are presented to use as glove puppets and seven as finger puppets. They are separated into these two categories in the table of contents, and the rhymes are listed alphabetically. The patterns can also be used for creating flannel board figures. Directions for making the attractive puppets are clear and simple.

Fire in the Punchbowl

Punch Bowl Farm, under Dion's influence, had been extensively modernised, and although his sister Lindsey mourned for the old ways, when milking had been done by hand and in some of the fields the bracken had been six feet high, there was no doubt that it was now more efficient.
It was summer and Roger and Rissa had come from Romney Marsh and were staying at the farm—the chief reasons for their visit being Lindsey and Dion. 

The Outsider

When the Romney Marsh people come to stay with the Punchbowl Farm people it makes quite a crowd at the farm. But it means also a great deal of fun for everyone. The Thornton parents have gone to France for a holiday so Andrea is virtually in charge, but Meryon and Dion and Tamzin and Lindsey are excellent at coping in crises. And the main crisis arises when Roger discovers that a wild deer has somehow found its way into the Punchbowl herd. They know they must catch her but it is not easy to capture a wild and very fast moving animal. Help there is in plenty, some of it unwanted, especially from those who offer to shoot the deer for them.

The Cownappers

It all began with the television outside broadcast featuring Punchbowl Farm and in particular Dion, the boy farmer. Within a matter of days the Thornton family found themselves acting as temporary guardians of a prize Jersey cow. It is soon obvious that there is a mystery attached to the cow. Where has she come from? Who is the strange "Mr. Dryden" who brought her to the farm? Events build up to an exciting climax in which the children are involved in a cross-country chase and a strictly illegal cross-Channel trip, to restore the mulberry cow to her rightful owner.