Student Book ORT GKB L23 Tug of War 20200417 200417130758

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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 think the support to read the
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children are doing? story:
• Explain that a tug of war is when two • Remind your child to
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teams are at either end of a piece of sound out and blend
rope and they have to pull the rope unfamiliar words from
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across a marker to win.
• Look through the book and talk about
left to right.
• Look for compound
words, where two
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the pictures.
words create a bigger
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word, e.g. moonlight.

About the words in this book • If a word is still too
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tricky, simply say the

• Your child should be able to sound
whole word for
out and blend some words, which
your child.
may include:
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• Re-read sentences
went children fell let’s to focus on their
park skip too tug with meaning where
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necessary.
• Some words may be more challenging.
Encourage or model blending, then read
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the words below to your child

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if necessary.
said have bridge
rope saw tied See the inside back cover
for more ideas.
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The children went to the park. They

went with Mum and Dad.
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They went to the stream.

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Chip saw a rope. It was by a tree.

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Dad had an idea.

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“We can skip,” he said.

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He tied the rope to the tree.

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Dad and the children began to skip.

“Go on, jump!” said Mum.
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“Jump! Jump! Jump!”

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too soon.
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They all jumped. They jumped

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Whoops! They all fell over.

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Mum had an idea.

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“Let’s have a tug of war,” she said.

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the stream.
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Dad threw the rope over

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Mum went over the bridge.

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The children began to pull.

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Mum and Dad began to pull.

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“Easy,” said Wilf, and he let go.

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Mum and Dad pulled and pulled.

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“Easy,” said Wilma, and she let go.

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Mum and Dad pulled and pulled.

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20
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they let go.

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“Easy,” said Biff and Chip, and

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“Pull, Dad!” called Wilma.

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“Easy,” said Kipper. “Look at me.”

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the stream.
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He pulled Mum and Dad into

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“Easy,” said the man.

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AFTER READING
• Talk about the story and ask your child what they
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liked about it.
• Ask: Who did the rope belong to? Discuss whether
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the man was happy about the family borrowing
the rope.
• Turn to page 24 and ask: Were Mum and Dad
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cross at the end?
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Text © Roderick Hunt 2006

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Illustrations © Alex Brychta 2006

First published 2006
This edition published 2011
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ISBN 978-0-19-848235-2
All rights reserved. Photocopying of this
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book is prohibited.
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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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Oxford
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Level 4
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Book Band 4 Blue
Tug of War
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The children play
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a trick on Mum
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and Dad.
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Biff, Chip and

Kipper Stories
Level 4
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Tug of

Series created by Roderick Hunt a nd Alex Brychta

word, e.g. moonlight.

tricky, simply say the

the words below to your child

The children went to the park. They

They went to the stream.

Chip saw a rope. It was by a tree.

Dad had an idea.

“We can skip,” he said.

He tied the rope to the tree.

Dad and the children began to skip.

“Jump! Jump! Jump!”

They all jumped. They jumped

Whoops! They all fell over.

Mum had an idea.

“Let’s have a tug of war,” she said.

Dad threw the rope over

Mum went over the bridge.

The children began to pull.

Mum and Dad began to pull.

“Easy,” said Wilf, and he let go.

Mum and Dad pulled and pulled.

“Easy,” said Wilma, and she let go.

Mum and Dad pulled and pulled.

they let go.

“Easy,” said Biff and Chip, and

“Pull, Dad!” called Wilma.

“Easy,” said Kipper. “Look at me.”

He pulled Mum and Dad into

“Easy,” said the man.

Text © Roderick Hunt 2006

Illustrations © Alex Brychta 2006

Biff, Chip and

Australia: Early Levels 9–11 An Important Case

How to get in touch: ISBN 978-0-19-848235-2

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