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Robin

Hood

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Series created by Roderick Hunt and


a nd Alex Brychta
Written by Roderick Hunt
Illustrated by Alex Brychta

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BEFORE READING DURING READING
Talk together Enjoy the story together.

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• Look at the cover and read the title If your child needs
together. Ask: What do you already support to read the story:

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About the words in this book
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out and blend some words, which
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may include:
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put pantomime
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called asked guitar


village everyone
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See the inside back cover


for more ideas.
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AFTER READING
• Re-read page 6. Ask: Why was Biff cross with
Kipper?
• Look at the picture on page 24. Ask: Why has
Kipper got a waste-paper basket on his head?

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• Read the dialogue on pages 18–20. Take the
part of the man yourself, while your child plays

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Kipper’s part.

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Text © Roderick Hunt 1987


Illustrations © Alex Brychta 1987
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First published 1987


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This edition published 2011


ISBN 978-0-19-848283-3
All rights reserved. Photocopying of this
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

Oxford
Level 6

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Book Band 6 Orange

5 Robin Hood

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A visit to the pantomime
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leads to an adventure
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with Robin Hood.


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Biff, Chip and


Kipper Stories
Level 6
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Stories
1 In the Garden
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2 Kipper and the Giant


3 The Outing
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4 Land of the Dinosaurs


5 Robin Hood
Australia: Transitional Levels 15–17 6 The Treasure Chest

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