Level 3 - Meg Finds an Egg

Peapod Readers are child-friendly stories with audio and activities to encourage a love of reading and English learning. The book "Meg Finds an Egg" includes before and after reading activities, a picture dictionary, and exam practice for Cambridge Pre A1 Starters.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 24 pages
Publication date: 15 October 2020
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers

Peapod Readers are the perfect starting point for a child's journey into learning English! With engaging stories written from a child's perspective, they encourage children to explore and discover the world around them.

Each Peapod Reader comes with audio and interactive activities to make learning even more fun and engaging. The stories are accompanied by a picture dictionary, which helps children to understand new words and concepts. Additionally, there is an exam practice for Cambridge Pre A1 Starters, which helps children prepare for their English exams.

The Peapod Readers website also offers a reading guide online, which provides additional resources and support for parents and teachers. With Peapod Readers, children can develop a love of reading and start building their English language skills in a fun and interactive way.

Meg finds an egg in her garden. What is in it?

Includes:

Before and after reading activities

Picture dictionary

Exam practice for Cambridge Pre A1 Starters

Reading guide online

Meg was playing in her garden one day when she stumbled upon a strange object. It was a small, oval-shaped object with a colorful pattern on it. She picked it up and examined it closely, wondering what it could be.

As she held the object in her hand, she noticed a small hole at the top. She poked her finger into the hole and felt something soft and squishy. She pulled her finger out and saw that there was an egg inside!

Meg was excited and curious. She had never seen an egg before, and she didn't know what was inside. She ran inside her house and asked her mother what it was.

"It's an egg, Meg," her mother said. "Sometimes birds lay eggs in gardens. We can wait for it to hatch and see what comes out."

Meg was fascinated by the idea of waiting for an egg to hatch. She and her mother decided to place the egg in a small box in their garden and keep an eye on it. Every day, they would check on the egg to see if anything had changed.

After a few days, the egg started to shake and move slightly. Meg and her mother were excited and hopeful that something was about to hatch. They continued to watch the egg closely, waiting for the moment when it would crack open.

Finally, after a few more days, the egg cracked open. Out came a tiny chick! Meg and her mother were amazed by the sight of the little chick. They named it Peep and watched as it grew and developed over the next few weeks.

Peep became a part of Meg and her mother's daily routine. They would feed it and play with it, and they would watch as it learned to fly and explore the garden. Meg was proud of her new pet and felt a sense of responsibility for taking care of it.

As time went on, Peep grew into a beautiful bird. It would fly around the garden, singing and chirping. Meg and her mother would often sit outside and watch as Peep flew by, feeling grateful for the gift of nature and the joy that it brought to their lives.

Looking back on the day that Meg found the egg in her garden, she realized that it had been a turning point in her life. It had taught her about the wonders of nature and the importance of taking care of the environment. It had also taught her the value of patience and perseverance, as she had waited for the egg to hatch for several weeks before it finally did.

Peapod Readers are the perfect starting point for a child's journey into learning English! With engaging stories written from a child's perspective, they encourage children to explore and discover the world around them.

Each Peapod Reader comes with audio and interactive activities to make learning even more fun and engaging. The stories are accompanied by a picture dictionary, which helps children to understand new words and concepts. Additionally, there is an exam practice for Cambridge Pre A1 Starters, which helps children prepare for their English exams.

The Peapod Readers website also offers a reading guide online, which provides additional resources and support for parents and teachers. With Peapod Readers, children can develop a love of reading and start building their English language skills in a fun and interactive way.

Meg finds an egg in her garden. What is in it?

Includes:

Before and after reading activities

Picture dictionary

Exam practice for Cambridge Pre A1 Starters

Reading guide online

Meg was playing in her garden one day when she stumbled upon a strange object. It was a small, oval-shaped object with a colorful pattern on it. She picked it up and examined it closely, wondering what it could be.

As she held the object in her hand, she noticed a small hole at the top. She poked her finger into the hole and felt something soft and squishy. She pulled her finger out and saw that there was an egg inside!

Meg was excited and curious. She had never seen an egg before, and she didn't know what was inside. She ran inside her house and asked her mother what it was.

"It's an egg, Meg," her mother said. "Sometimes birds lay eggs in gardens. We can wait for it to hatch and see what comes out."

Meg was fascinated by the idea of waiting for an egg to hatch. She and her mother decided to place the egg in a small box in their garden and keep an eye on it. Every day, they would check on the egg to see if anything had changed.

After a few days, the egg started to shake and move slightly. Meg and her mother were excited and hopeful that something was about to hatch. They continued to watch the egg closely, waiting for the moment when it would crack open.

Finally, after a few more days, the egg cracked open. Out came a tiny chick! Meg and her mother were amazed by the sight of the little chick. They named it Peep and watched as it grew and developed over the next few weeks.

Peep became a part of Meg and her mother's daily routine. They would feed it and play with it, and they would watch as it learned to fly and explore the garden. Meg was proud of her new pet and felt a sense of responsibility for taking care of it.

As time went on, Peep grew into a beautiful bird. It would fly around the garden, singing and chirping. Meg and her mother would often sit outside and watch as Peep flew by, feeling grateful for the gift of nature and the joy that it brought to their lives.

Looking back on the day that Meg found the egg in her garden, she realized that it had been a turning point in her life. It had taught her about the wonders of nature and the importance of taking care of the environment. It had also taught her the value of patience and perseverance, as she had waited for the egg to hatch for several weeks before it finally did.

Peapod Readers are the perfect starting point for a child's journey into learning English! With engaging stories written from a child's perspective, they encourage children to explore and discover the world around them.

Each Peapod Reader comes with audio and interactive activities to make learning even more fun and engaging. The stories are accompanied by a picture dictionary, which helps children to understand new words and concepts. Additionally, there is an exam practice for Cambridge Pre A1 Starters, which helps children prepare for their English exams.

The Peapod Readers website also offers a reading guide online, which provides additional resources and support for parents and teachers. With Peapod Readers, children can develop a love of reading and start building their English language skills in a fun and interactive way.

Weight: 66g
Dimension: 148 x 209 x 6 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780008396657
Edition number: British edition