Once upon a time there was a man who made hats. He was a hatmaker. (pokaż mena na patyczku i zapytaj: who was he? “he was a hatmaker) He had enough hats to sell. He had a yellow hat, he had an orange hat...itd(pokazujesz na obrazkach z kapeluszami) and he also had his favourite hat- a red hat)
One day he put the hats into his barrow and went along the road to the market. (pokaż pierwszy obrazek, wskaż czerwony kapelusz hatmakera i zadaj pytanie: “What colour was his favourite hat?”Trzymaj obrazek w górze i wkazując na poszczególne elementy czytaj dalej)It was a long way. The hatmaker met a horse on his road. He also met a cow, a dog, a cat, a sheep and –wskaż na świnie i zapytaj- who else? It was very long way and the hatmaker was tired. He came to a tree and sat down. Soon, he fall asleep. (pokaż i powtórz)
There were monkeys up in the three.(pokaż małpe na paticzku) The hatmaker didn’t know this. The monkeys looked up, looked left, looked right, looked down and they saw the hats. (pokaż obrazek nr 2) Then, they came down and took them.They took almost all of them: a yellow hat, an orange hat...itd(mówisz pokazując obrazki kapeluszy) They didn’t take only a hatmakers favourite hat.What colour was his favourite hat?They didn’t take a red hat.
Then the man woke up. His barrow was empty. (pokaż rysunek pustej taczki i powtórz:his barrow was empty)There were no hats in it.
Where are my hats(pokaż paticzek hatmena)Pytanie do dzieci;” Who did it?” How do you think: Was it a cow/dog/cat/sheep/pig?No. hmmm
The hatmaker looked down, looked right, looked left, looked up...he saw the monkeys with his hats. Oh dear!- he said, Those naughty monkeys have stolen my hats! He made an angry face at them, the monkeys made an angry face too. He shook his fist at them. The monkeys shook their fists too. He claped his hands. The monkeys...How do you think, what monkeys did? The monkeys claped their hands too.
The hatmaker had an idea. He took off his hat and he threw it on the ground. The monkeys took off their hats too and threw them on the ground. They copied the man again.
Happy hatmaker put his hats back in his barrow. Then he went to the market to sell them.
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