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Little Red Hen finds a grain of wheat and asks her friends - a pig, duck, mouse, and her daughter - to help plant it. They all refuse. When it is time to harvest the wheat, then take it to the mill to be ground into flour, and knead the dough for bread, her friends again refuse. Little Red Hen does all the work herself. When the bread is done baking, the friends want to eat it but Little Red Hen refuses and eats it herself since she did all the work.
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1) A little red hen finds a grain of wheat and asks her friends - a duck, cow, cat, and baby gator - to help grow it but they all decline.
2) She grows the wheat alone, has it made into flour at a mill, and bakes it into bread by herself while her friends continue to refuse helping at each step.
3) When the bread is finally ready, her friends then want to eat it but the little red hen decides to eat it alone after doing all the work herself.
Gigi, the giraffe - Grandma Mima
The summaries are:
1. The story introduces Gigi the giraffe, who is always dancing and making everyone happy, and is invited to an upcoming party on Saturday night.
2. At the party, the guests realize Gigi is missing and go looking for her, finding her at home crying with a sore neck.
3. The cat goes for help and birds are gathered to spread a special cream on Gigi's neck, relieving the pain. Gigi then goes to the party where everyone is happy to dance with her until sunrise.
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A mouse discovers a mouse trap in a farmer's house and warns the other farmyard animals. However, the chicken, pig, and bull dismiss the mouse's problem as not concerning them. That night, the trap catches a venomous snake instead of the mouse. The snake bites the farmer's wife, causing her to become ill. As the wife's condition worsens, the farmer must slaughter the chicken, pig, and bull to feed others and attend the funeral, ultimately showing how a problem affecting one member of a group can impact everyone.
C sthe little red hen and the wheat plant
The little red hen asks her friends pig, dog, cat, and duck to help plant and harvest wheat but they all refuse. She does the work herself. When the wheat is ready to take to the granary, only duck agrees to help while the others make excuses. The hen and duck make a cake together while the other animals watch. When the cake is ready, the hen refuses to share it with the animals that did not help earlier. The hen and duck become famous for their cake while the other animals do not get to taste it.
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The little red hen asks her friends - a horse, snake, duck, and cat - to help plant, harvest, and bake wheat but they all refuse. She does the work alone. When the bread is ready, her friends then want to help eat it but the little red hen refuses and eats it herself instead.
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The Little Red Hen finds a grain of wheat and asks her friends - a mouse, goose, and pig - to help plant, harvest, and grind it into flour. They all refuse. When the bread is finally baked, the mouse agrees to help. The goose and pig criticize the bread but are overcome by its delicious smell. They ask to eat it but are refused for not helping earlier. The hen and mouse enjoy the tasty bread themselves.
Ookthe little red hen and the well baked bread
The little red hen finds wheat seeds and decides to plant, harvest, mill, and bake them into bread. However, none of her barnyard friends (a chick, horse, pig, and cow) will help her with any of the tasks. She does all the work herself and enjoys the bread alone, leaving her lazy friends empty-handed.
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The little southern hen wanted to have a backyard BBQ but her barnyard friends - a cranky cow, helpless horse, and picky possum - refused to help her gather ingredients. Undaunted, the hen spent all day cooking herself until the barnyard was filled with the smell of her scrumptious BBQ. Though her friends had refused to help, the generous hen agreed to share her food with them.
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1) A little red hen finds a grain of wheat and asks her friends - a duck, cow, cat, and baby gator - to help grow it but they all decline.
2) She grows the wheat alone, has it made into flour at a mill, and bakes it into bread by herself while her friends continue to refuse helping at each step.
3) When the bread is finally ready, her friends then want to eat it but the little red hen decides to eat it alone after doing all the work herself.
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The summaries are:
1. The story introduces Gigi the giraffe, who is always dancing and making everyone happy, and is invited to an upcoming party on Saturday night.
2. At the party, the guests realize Gigi is missing and go looking for her, finding her at home crying with a sore neck.
3. The cat goes for help and birds are gathered to spread a special cream on Gigi's neck, relieving the pain. Gigi then goes to the party where everyone is happy to dance with her until sunrise.
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A mouse discovers a mouse trap in a farmer's house and warns the other farmyard animals. However, the chicken, pig, and bull dismiss the mouse's problem as not concerning them. That night, the trap catches a venomous snake instead of the mouse. The snake bites the farmer's wife, causing her to become ill. As the wife's condition worsens, the farmer must slaughter the chicken, pig, and bull to feed others and attend the funeral, ultimately showing how a problem affecting one member of a group can impact everyone.
C sthe little red hen and the wheat plant
The little red hen asks her friends pig, dog, cat, and duck to help plant and harvest wheat but they all refuse. She does the work herself. When the wheat is ready to take to the granary, only duck agrees to help while the others make excuses. The hen and duck make a cake together while the other animals watch. When the cake is ready, the hen refuses to share it with the animals that did not help earlier. The hen and duck become famous for their cake while the other animals do not get to taste it.
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The little red hen asks her friends - a horse, snake, duck, and cat - to help plant, harvest, and bake wheat but they all refuse. She does the work alone. When the bread is ready, her friends then want to help eat it but the little red hen refuses and eats it herself instead.
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The little red hen finds wheat seeds and decides to plant, harvest, mill, and bake them into bread. However, none of her barnyard friends (a chick, horse, pig, and cow) will help her with any of the tasks. She does all the work herself and enjoys the bread alone, leaving her lazy friends empty-handed.
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A little red hen buys a grain of wheat and asks cow, duck, pig, and mouse to help plant, harvest, take to the mill, and bake it into bread. Only mouse agrees to help while the others refuse. Hen and mouse do all the work themselves. When the bread is ready, hen asks who will help eat it but now cow, duck, and pig want to. However, when they go to get the bread, it's not there. Hen shoves the others who didn't help into the oven and deep fries them as punishment for their laziness. Hen and mouse then eat the bread themselves.
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Mh the littleredhen
Diana the little red hen finds a wheat seed and wants to plant it, but the other barn animals - Sarah the kitty, Olly the cow, and Gary the horse - refuse to help. When Diana's wheat is ready, she gets revenge by playing a trick on Sarah that embarrasses her. Sarah and Gary then want to help Diana make wheat bread. Diana agrees and they all become friends, learning that family and helping each other is more important than any one animal's self-interests.
Lthowthelittleredhengotherloafofbread1
The little red hen worked hard to earn money to buy a loaf of bread from the bakery across the river. When she got to the river bank, she realized she didn't have money for transportation. All the neighbors refused to help her cross, making excuses. Disheartened, she cried by the river. A tiny mouse offered to help with his boat. They crossed and got the bread. On the way back, the neighbors smelled the bread and asked for some, but the little red hen shared only with the mouse who helped her.
Ks little red hen
A hen wanted to bake a cake but needed help obtaining ingredients like flour, eggs, and butter. While a dog, cat, and horse refused to help, a mouse volunteered to help the hen get each ingredient. The mouse was the only one who helped with all the tasks, so when the cake was done, the hen allowed only the mouse to share the cake with her, leaving the other animals unable to eat any after refusing to assist before.
Km the littleredhen
The story is about a Little Red Hen who finds wheat seeds and decides to plant, harvest, and bake them into bread. She asks her friends - a dog, horse, sheep, and pig - to help at each step, but they all refuse, claiming to be busy or lazy. The Little Red Hen does all the work herself. When the bread is finally ready, the friends want to eat it but the Little Red Hen refuses to share since they did not help with any of the work.
Jr little redhen
The little red hen asked her friends - a duck, monkey, and hawk - to help cut 90 lemons so she could make lemonade. They all refused. The little red hen said she would do it herself. After cutting all the lemons, the monkey changed his mind and offered to help. Together they cut and juiced the lemons. They drank the lemonade without offering any to the duck or hawk, who had refused to help earlier.
Gem the little red hen
A little red hen named Betsy found a wheat seed and planted it, growing four wheat plants. She took the wheat to market and traded it for two bags of flour. Betsy asked her friends Cathy the cat and Martha Mu3 to help make a pie crust, but they refused. Undaunted, Betsy made the crust and pie herself, filling it with cherries. When the pie was done, Cathy and Martha suddenly wanted some of the pie Betsy had made alone.
E wthe littlleredhenandthperfectedeapplepie
The Little Red Hen asks various farm animals - a dog, cat, armadillo, and horse - to help plant strawberries, get pie crust from the store, and prepare a strawberry pie. However, each animal declines, making excuses for why they cannot help. The Little Red Hen ends up doing all the tasks alone. When the pie is ready, the animals then want to help eat it, but the Little Red Hen refuses and eats the pie herself since she did all the work to make it alone.
Er little red hen's bread
The story is about a little red hen who asks different farm animals for help planting and making bread, but they all refuse. When the bread is finished, the animals want to eat it but the little red hen refuses since they did not help with the work. In the end, the little red hen eats the bread alone.
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- 1. The Little Red Hen By: Brianna Barron
- 2. Insert picture here One day, Li+le Red Hen found a grain of wheat. She decided to plant it. “Who will help me plant this grain of wheat?” she asked her friends, a chubby pig, a know-‐ it-‐all duck, a mouse with a voice that squeaked like a tea ke+le, and her smarty-‐pants daughter. “Not I,” said the pig. “I’m going to hang in the mud.”
- 3. “ Not I,” said the duck. “ I’m going to… um…the circus.” “Not I,” said the mouse. “I’m going to scare the farmer’s wife.” “I have a party to go to” said her daughter very quickly. “Then I’m going to the mall.” “Fine” said Li+le Red Hen. so she planted the grain of wheat. In the spring she asked, “Who will help me harvest this wheat?” “NO!” screamed pig, duck, mouse, and chick all at once. So she harvested the wheat. “Who will help me take this wheat to the miller?” she asked.
- 4. “NEVER!” they screamed. So she took it to the miller to be ground. “ who will help me knead this bread?” she asked. “You did everything else,” said pig. “Yeah”, said duck, mouse, and chick. So she knead the bread. She knew they’d say no, so she baked the bread. Insert picture here
- 5. “Yum” said pig, duck, mouse, chick. “Who will help me eat this bread” she asked. “ME!” they screamed. “ No, me.” And she helped herself. THE END