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돼지에게 팬케익을 주면 돼지는 함께 먹을 시럽을 달라고 하겠죠!
그래서 시럽을 주면 핥아먹다가 여기저기 묻혀 끈적끈적해질 거고, 목욕하고 싶어할 거예요.
목욕하려면 비누 거품이 필요하고, 물에 띄우고 놀 장난감 오리 인형도 있어야겠네요.
오리를 본 아기 돼지는 자신이 태어난 농장을 생각하고 향수에 젖어 가족들을 방문하겠다고 하네요.
옷을 이것저것 꺼내 입어보며 난장판을 만드는 돼지, 이야기가 어디로 흘러갈지 정말 예측하기 힘드네요.
하나를 주면 열을 원하는 우리의 주인공 아기 돼지!
팬케익이 원인이 되어 시럽이라는 결과를 낳았고, 다시 그 시럽이 원인이 되어 목욕이라는 결과를 낳았습니다.
이렇듯이 책은 원인과 결과가 계속 맞물리면서 전개되기 때문에 우리 아이들에게 즐거운 탐사를 제공할 것입니다.
===========If You Give a Pig a Pancake Script===========
Track 2 - A Reading of the Story with Turn-the-page Signals
Hello, this is David Hyde Pierce and I'm going to read you a book called If You Give a Pig a Pancake.
You'll know when it's time to turn the page when you hear this sound (pig sound). No, no, just kidding. When you hear this sound (page turn signal). Let's read "If You Give a Pig a Pancake". Shall we?
If You Give a Pig a Pancake
By Laura Numeroff
Illustrated by Felicia Bond
Reading of Text
Track 3, 6 - Flippin' the Flapjacks Interactive Song
That was a very good story. I don't know about you but it put me in the mood for a pancake. I don't happen to have one on hand at the moment so I think I'll close my eyes and imagine a pancake. Would you like to dl that, too? There are so many different kinds of pancakes - I think I'll imagine a nice, big round blueberry pancake. Oh, yes there it is... perfect.
"Flippin' The Flapjacks" song
Some people call them pancakes,
Some people call them hotstacks,
Some people call them griddle cakes,
Me, I call them flapjacks.
No matter what you call them,
Here's a little tip,
When they're done on one side,
All you've got to do is flip.
Making pancakes is easy. You can even use a mix. The tricky part is flipping them over. It takes a lot of practice. Why don't we practice right now? Turn both of your hands palm up, and when I count to three, flip them over so your palms are facing the floor. Ready? Palms up. One, two, three, flip. Very good. Now, when you hear the flipping sound, flip your flapjacks along with me, OK?
Some people call them pancakes,
Some people call them hotstacks,
Some people call them griddle cakes,
Me, I call them flapjacks.
No matter what you call them,
Here's a little tip,
When they're done on one side,
All you've got to do is flip.
Flippin' the flapjacks, flippin' the flapjacks, flippin' the flapjacks,
Flip-flip-flippin' the flapjacks.
Now that you're such expert flapjack flippers, let's try something a little more challenging.
Flip them high,
Flip them low,
Flip them fast,
Flip them slow,
Flip them front,
Flip them back,
Now you're flippin' the flapjacks.
Flippin' the flapjacks, flippin' the flapjacks, flippin' the flapjacks,
Flip-flip-flippin' the flapjacks.
Some people like them golden,
Some people like them brown,
Some people pour on syrup,
Until those flapjacks drown.
No matter how you like them,
Here's a little tip,
When they're done on one side, All you've got to do is flip.
Flip them high,
Flip them low,
Flip them fast,
Flip them slow,
Flip them front,
Flip them back,
Now you're flippin' the flapjacks.
Flippin' the flapjacks, flippin' the flapjacks, flippin' the flapjacks,
Flip-flip-flippin' the flapjacks.
Yeah.
I'm completely exhausted. It takes a lot of energy to flip all those flapjacks. Felicia Bond who drew the pictures for "If You Give a Pig a Pancake" must have needed a lot of energy because she says she drew the pig around thirty times before she finally found just the right look for her. Laura Numeroff, who wrote the book is already hard at work on more books and she says she doesn't think she'll ever run out of ideas.
*Track 4, 7 - The Piggy Polka Song
Now, I've got an important question for you. Do you know your right foot from your left foot? We're going to be doing a dance in a minute and you're definitely going to want to know which is which. Here's a hint - your left foot is on the same side of your body as your left hand. If you need a bigger hint, you can take a piece of paper. Make a letter "L" on it and stick it on the toe of your left shoe. Trust me, it really helps. So, are you ready to do the Piggy Polka?
"The Piggy Polka" song
This dance is very simple,
I'll tell you what to do,
We'll start off very slowly,
And speed up when we're through.
Step right, left, right,
Then left, right, left,
That's all there is to it.
Right, left, right,
Then left, right, left,
Ready, set, let's do it.
You don't have to have a tail, Famous for its curl,
Or little hooves that clickety-clack,
Every time you twirl.
You don't have to have a snout,
A simple nose will do.
Just grab yourself a partner,
This dance is made for two.
Oh, do The Piggy Polka all around the room,
If you don't have a partner try dancing with a broom.
It's called The Piggy Polka,
It's lots of fun to do.
Now choose another partner,
And dance with someone new.
Here we go.
Right, left, right,
Left, right, left,
Right, left, right,
Left, right, left,
Right, left, right,
Left, right, left,
Right, left, right,
Left, right, left.
You don't have to roll in mud,
Or walk on all four feet.
You don't have to oink a lot,
Or eat and eat and eat.
You don't have to be a pig,
You're fine the way you are.
So clap your hands together,
If you like this dance so far.
Oh, do The Piggy Polka, all around the room,
If you don't have a partner try dancing with a broom.
It's called The Piggy Polka,
It's lots of fun to do.
No choose another partner,
And dance with someone new.
Here we go,
Right, left, right,
Left, right, left,
Right, left, right,
Left, right, left,
Right, left, right,
Left, right, left….
That was fun, wasn't it? I'll bet you know your right foot from your left foot now. By the way, you can take that piece of paper off your shoe now if you'd like.
Track 5 - A Reading of the Story without Turn-the-page Signals
Hello, this is David Hyde Pierce and I'm going to read you a book called If You Give a Pig a Pancake. Let's read "If You Give a Pig a Pancake". Shall we?
If You Give a Pig a Pancake
By Laura Numeroff
Illustrated by Felicia Bond
Reading of Text
*At the end of the Track 6 |
