The Very Hungry Caterpillar
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar Caterpillar: The Very Hungry Caterpillar Everyone: By Eric Carle. Narrator 1: In the light of the moon a little egg lay on a leaf. Narrator 2: One Sunday morning the warm sun came up and-pop-out of the egg came a tiny and very hungry caterpillar. Narrator 3: Knowing there were so many delicious foods out there, he decided to travel the world. Paella: On Monday in Spain he ate through one serving of paella, a Spanish rice dish. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Hallaca: On Tuesday in Venezuela he ate through two hallacas, kind of like a tamale! Everyone: But he was still hungry. Yerba Mate: On Wednesday in Argentina he drank three gourdfuls of yerba mate, a natural tea. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Arepa: On Thursday in Venezuela he ate through four arepas, cooked flatbreads with meat. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Gazpacho: On Friday in Spain he ate five bowls of gazpacho, a cold tomato soup. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Churro: On Saturday in Mexico he ate through 6 churros, fried sugar dough. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Gallo Pinto: On Sunday in Costa Rica he ate through seven bowls of gallo pinto, a rice and bean dish. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Elote: On Monday in Mexico he ate nine elotes, corn cobs with chili powder and lime juice. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Chicha Morada: On Tuesday in Peru he drank ten cups of chicha morada, a sweet drink made from purple corn. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Paleta: On Wednesday in Mexico he ate through eleven paletas, kind of like popsicles! Everyone: But he was still hungry. Horchata: On Thursday in Spain he drank twelve cups of horchata, a milk drink with rice and cinnamon. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Chorizo: On Friday in Spain he ate through thirteen chorizos, a spicy pork sausage. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Pastel de Tres Leches: On Saturday in Latin America he ate through fourteen pasteles de tres leches, a “three milk cake”. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Chivito: On Sunday in Uruguay he ate through fifteen chivitos, sandwiches with beef and mozzarella. Everyone: But he was still hungry. Pupusa: On Monday in El Salvador he ate through sixteen pupusas, a rice flour flatbread stuffed with meat and cheese. Caterpillar: That night I had a stomachache. Narrator 1: The next day was Tuesday again. Narrator 2: Now he wasn’t hungry anymore- Narrator 3: and he wasn’t a little caterpillar anymore. Caterpillar: I was a big, fat caterpillar. Narrator 1: He built a small house, called a cocoon, around himself. Narrator 2: He stayed inside for more than two weeks. Narrator 3: Then he nibbled a hole in the cocoon, pushed his way out and… Everyone: He was a beautiful butterfly! Rooster’s Off to See the World Rooster: Rooster’s Off to See the World Everyone: By Eric Carle. Narrator 1: One fine morning, a rooster decided that he wanted to travel. Narrator 2: So he set out to see the world. Narrator 3: He hadn’t walked very far when he began to feel lonely. Pablo Picasso: In Spain, he met Pablo Picasso. I helped create Cubism. Rooster: Come along with me to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Vincent Van Gogh: In the Netherlands, they met Vincent Van Gogh. I made over 2,000 paintings, including Starry Night. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Claude Monet: In Paris, France, they met Claude Monet. I love to paint the water lilies in my pond. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Leonardo DaVinci: In Italy, they met Leonardo DaVinci. I made the Mona Lisa, and I am also a scientist. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Edgar Degas: In Paris, France, they met Edgar Degas. I love to paint ballet dancers. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Mary Cassatt: In Pennsylvania, they met Mary Cassatt. I bring my sketchbook with me everywhere I go. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Hokusai: In Japan they met Hokusai. I am a printmaker; my most famous print is “The Great Wave off Kanagawa”. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Grant Wood: In Iowa, they met Grant Wood. I made the American Gothic painting. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Wassily Kandinsky: In Russia, they met Wassily Kandinsky. I use a lot of abstract colors and shapes in my paintings. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. M.C. Escher: In the Netherlands they met M.C. Escher. I am the father of modern tessellations. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Georgia O’Keefe: In New Mexico, they met Georgia O’Keefe. I make paintings with big flowers and landscapes. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Andy Warhol: In America, they met Andy Warhol. I make Pop Art. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Frida Kahlo: In Mexico, they met Frida Kahlo. I make portraits like “Self Portrait with a Monkey”. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Faith Ringgold: In New York City they met Faith Ringgold. I wanted to be an artist since I was in kindergarten. I make story quilts. Everyone: Come along with us to see the world! Narrator 1, 2, 3: And they set off down the road. Jackson Pollock: In New York they met Jackson Pollock. I was famous for my drip paintings. Narrator 1: The sun went down. Narrator 2: It began to get dark. Narrator 3: The moon came up over the horizon. Everyone: WE’RE TIRED!!! Rooster: To tell you the truth, I’m a little homesick as well! Narrator 1: And so the artists said goodnight to the rooster and went home. Narrator 2: The rooster marched home, enjoyed a good meal, and went to sleep. Narrator 3: And he had the most wonderful dream- all about a trip around the world! The Very Quiet Cricket Quiet Cricket: The Very Quiet Cricket Everyone: By Eric Carle. Narrator 1: One warm day, from a tiny egg a little cricket was born. Narrator 2: A big cricket rubbed his wings together and said… Big Cricket: Welcome to the world, little cricket! Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Narrator 3: The little cricket decided to travel the world. Saxophone: In Belgium he met a loud Saxophone. I was invented by Aldophe Sax. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Violin: In Italy he met a Violin, who greeted him with a beautiful song. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Piccolo: In Prague he met a Piccolo, who played him a tune. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Flute: In Germany he met a flute, who greeted him with a high-pitched note. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Trumpet: In Egypt, he met one of the world’s oldest trumpets, who trumpeted a greeting. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Tuba: In Germany he met a Tuba, who said “Good Morning” in a deep, deep voice. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Trombone: In France, he met a Trombone, who used its slide to change notes and say hello. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 1: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Djembe Drum: In Africa, he met a Djembe Drum, who greeted him with a steady beat. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 1: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Glockenspiel: In France he met a Glockenspiel, who used its chimes to say hi. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Didgeridoo: In Australia he met a Didgeridoo, blowing air through its bamboo pipe to make a deep sound. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Banjo: In Africa he met a Banjo, plucking a bluegrass tune on its strings. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Sitar: In India he met a Sitar, plucking its strings in a traditional Indian tune. Narrator 1: The little cricket wanted to answer. Narrator 2: So he rubbed his wings together. Narrator 3: But nothing happened. Everyone: Not a sound. Narrator 1: It was starting to grow dark. Narrator 2: Then, the cricket saw another cricket. Narrator 3: She, too, was very quiet. Quiet Cricket: Then I rubbed my wings together one more time. Cricket Friend: And I rubbed my wings together, too… Quiet Cricket and Cricket Friend: And we chirped the most beautiful sound we have ever heard! Directory: cms -> lib lib -> Security Survey lib -> 1. naclo 2015 – North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad lib -> 1. naclo 2017 – North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad lib -> Chem I honors Unit 2 Notes: Numbers in Chemistry Measurement lib -> Sanderson High School ap human Geography Summer Assignment 2016 lib -> Find fantastic ousd elementary music programs lib -> American Studies Pacing Calendar 2014-2015 lib -> The ap history Timeline 8000bce-the Present lib -> Absolutism in Europe Download 42.8 Kb. Share with your friends:
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