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（英语早教五段名家）The Little House.pdf

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CoverTitle PageCopyrightDedicationPrologue1. The M Things2. Bones3. Brrr!4. Cave Kids5. Snow Tracks6. Song on the Wind7. The Sorcerers Gift8. The Great Parade9. Master of the Animals10. This AgeSpecialPreviewofMagicTreeHouse#8:Midnight on the MoonOnesummerdayinFrogCreek,Pennsylvania,amysterioustreehouseap-peared in the woods.Eight-year-oldJackandhisseven-year-oldsister,Annie,climbedintothetreehouse. They found it was filled with books.JackandAnniesoondiscoveredthatthetreehousewasmagic.Itcouldtakethemtotheplacesinthebooks.Alltheyhadtodowastopointtoapictureandwishtogothere.JackandAnnievisiteddinosaurs,knights,anEgyptianqueen,pirates,ninjas,andtheAmazon rain forest.Alongtheway,theydiscoveredthatthetreehousebelongedtoMorganleFay.Mor-ganwasamagicallibrarian.Shetraveledthroughtimeandspace,gatheringbooksforKing Arthurs library.Ontheirfifthadventure,inNightoftheNinjas,JackandAnniefoundalittlemouseinthetreehouse.Annienamedtheirnewfriend Peanut.JackandAnniealsofoundanotefromMorgan.Thenotetoldthemthatshewasun-deraspell.Tofreeher,JackandAnniemustfind four special things.TheyfoundthefirstthinginoldJapan,and the second in the Amazon rain forest.NowJackandAnnieandPeanutareabouttosetoutinsearchofthethirdthing…inSunset of the Sabertooth.Lets go to the tree house, said Annie.SheandJackwerepassingtheFrogCreekwoodsontheirwayhomefromtheirswimmingclass at the Y.No.Iwanttogohomeandchangeoutofmybathing suit, said Jack.Oh,thatlltaketoolong,saidAnnie.Dontyou want to save Morgan as soon as possible?Of course, said Jack.Thencomeon!Beforethesunsets!saidAn-nie.She darted into the woods.Jacksighed.Hegaveupontheideaofchan-ging out of his bathing suit.Hepushedhisglassesintoplace.HefollowedAnnie into the Frog Creek woods.The warm air smelled fresh and green.Hemovedthroughpatchesofsunlightandshadow. Soon he came to a small clearing.Helookedup.Thereitwas.Themagictreehouse in the tallest tree in the woods.Hurry!calledAnnie.Shewasclimbingtherope ladder up to the tree house.Jackgra

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CoverTitle PageCopyrightDedication1. Meow!2. Oh, Man. Mummies!3. Its Alive!4. Back from the Dead5. The Ghost-Queen6. The Writing on the Wall7. The Scroll8. The Mummy9. Follow the Leader10. Another ClueSpecialPreviewofMagicTreeHouse#4:Pirates Past NoonIts still here, said Jack.It looks empty, said Annie.Jackandhisseven-year-oldsistergazedupataverytalloaktree.Atthetopofthetreewasatreehouse.Late-morningsunlightlitthewoods.Itwasal-most time for lunch.Shhh! said Jack. What was that noise?What noise?Iheardanoise,Jacksaid.Helookedaround.It sounded like someone coughing.Ididnthearanything,saidAnnie.Comeon.Lets go up.Shegrabbedontotheropeladderandstartedclimbing.Jacktiptoedovertoaclumpofbushes.Hepushed aside a small branch.Hello? he said. Anybody there?There was no answer.Comeon!Anniecalleddown.Thetreehouse looks the same as it did yesterday.Jackstillfeltthatsomeonewasnearby.Coulditbethepersonwhodputallthebooksinthetreehouse?Ja-ack!Jack gazed over the top of the bushes.Wasthemysteriouspersonwatchinghimnow?The person whose name began with M?MaybeMwantedthegoldmedallionback.TheoneJackhadfoundontheirdinosauradventure.MaybeMwantedtheleatherbookmarkback.Theone from the castle book.TherewasanMonthemedallion.AndanMon the bookmark. But what did M stand for?TomorrowIllbringeverythingback,Jacksaid loudly.Abreezesweptthroughthewoods.Theleavesrattled.Come on! called Annie.Jackwentbacktothebigoaktree.Hegrabbedonto the rope ladder and climbed up.Atthetophecrawledthroughaholeinthewoodenfloor.Hetosseddownhisbackpackandpushed his glasses into place.Hmmm.Whichbookisitgoingtobetoday?said Annie.Shewaslookingatthebooksscatteredaroundthe tree house.Annie picked up the book about castles.Hey, this isnt wet anymore, she said.Let me see.Jacktookthebookfromher.Hewasamazed.Itlookedfine.Yesterdayithadgottensoakedina castle moat.ThecastlebookhadtakenJackandAnniebackto the time of knights.Jacksilentlythankedthemysteriousknightwho had rescued them.Watch out!

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（英语早教五段名家）The Kissing Hand.pdf

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CoverTitle PageCopyrightDedication1. Too Late!2. The Bright Blue Sea3. Three Men in a Boat4. Vile Booty5. The Kids Treasure6. The Whales Eye7. Gales a-Blowin8. Dig, Dogs, Dig9. The Mysterious M10. Treasure AgainSpecialPreviewofMagicTreeHouse #5:Night of the NinjasJackstaredouthisbedroomwindow.The rain kept falling. And falling.TheTVsaiditwouldstopbynoon,said Annie, his seven-year-old sister.Its already past noon, said Jack.Butwehavetogotothetreehouse,saidAnnie.IhaveafeelingtheMper-son will be there today.Jackpushedhisglassesintoplaceandtookadeepbreath.HewasntsurehewasreadytomeettheMpersonyet.Themysteriouspersonwhohadputallthe books in the magic tree house.Come on, said Annie.Jacksighed.Okay,hesaid.Yougetourraincoatsandboots.Illgetthemedallion and bookmark.Annie ran to get their rain gear.Jackreachedintohisdrawer.Hetook out the medallion.Itwasgold.TheletterMwasen-graved on it.Thenhetookoutthebookmark.Itwasmadeofblueleather.Ithadthesame M on it.BothMsmatchedtheMthatwasonthe floor of the tree house.Jackputthemedallionandbook-markintohisbackpack.Thenhethrewinhisnotebookandpencil.Jacklikedto take notes about important things.I got our rain stuff! called Annie.Jackpickeduphispackandwentdownstairs.Anniewaswaitingbythebackdoor.Shewasputtingonherboots. Meet you outside, she said.Jackpulledonhisraincoatandboots.Thenheputonhisbackpackandjoinedher.The wind was blowing hard.Ready! Set! Go! shouted Annie.Theykepttheirheadsdownandcharged into the rainy wind.SoontheywereintheFrogCreekwoods.Treebranchesswayed,flingingrain-water everywhere.Yuck! said Annie.Theysplashedthroughpuddles.Untiltheycametothetallestoaktreeinthewoods.They looked up.Tuckedbetweentwobrancheswasthetreehouse.Itlookeddarkandlonely against the stormy sky.Hangingfromthetreehousewasaropeladder.Itwasblowinginthewind.Jackthoughtofallthebooksupthere.Hehopedtheywerentgettingwet.TheMpersonsbeenthere,saidAn-nie.Jackcaughthisbreath.Howcanyou tell? he said.I can feel it, she whispered.Sh

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This is George.He was a good little monkey and always very curious.This morning, George and the man with the yellow hatwere at the train station.They were taking a trip to the country with their friend,Mrs. Needleman.But first they had to get tickets.Inside the station everyone was in a hurry.People rushed to buy newspapers to read and treats to eat.Then they rushed to catch their trains.But one little boy with a brand new toy engine was not in a hurry.Nor was the small crowd next to him.They were just standing in one spot looking up. George looked up, too.A trainmaster was moving numbers and letters on a big sign.Soon the trainmaster was called away.But his job did not look finished.George was curious. Could he help?Then, just like the trainmaster, he picked a letter off the sign and put it in a different place.George climbed up in a flash.Next he took the number 9 and put it near a 2.George moved more letters and more numbers. He was glad to be such a big help."Hey," yelled a man from below. "I can't tell when my train leaves!""What track is my train on," asked another man."What's that monkey doing up there," demanded a woman. She did not sound happy.The trainmaster did not sound happy either: "Come down from there right now," he hollered at George.Poor George.It's too easy for a monkey to get into trouble. But, lucky for George, it's also easy for a monkey to get out of trouble.Right then the conductor shouted, "All aboard!"A crowd of people rushed toward the train. George simply slid down a pole,scurried over a suitcase, and squeezed with the crowd through the gate.There he found the perfect hiding place for a monkey.The little boy with the toy engine also ran through the gate."Look, Daddy," he said, "a train!"His father looked up. "Come back, son," he yelled. "That's not our train!"But it was too late.The gate locked behind him.The boy began to cry.George peeked out of his hiding place.He saw the boy's toy roll toward the tracks.The boy ran

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CoverTitle PageCopyrightDedication1. The Dark Woods2. Leaving Again3. Across the Bridge4. Into the Castle5. Trapped6. Ta-da!7. A Secret Passage8. The Knight9. Under the Moon10. One Mystery SolvedSpecialPreviewofMagicTreeHouse #3:Mummies in the MorningJack couldnt sleep.Heputhisglasseson.Helookedattheclock. 5:30.Too early to get up.Yesterdaysomanystrangethingshadhappened.Nowhewastryingtofigurethem out.Heturnedonthelight.Hepickeduphisnotebook.Helookedatthelisthedmade before going to bed.Jackpushedhisglassesintoplace.Who was going to believe any of this?Nothismom.Orhisdad.Orhisthird-gradeteacher,Ms.Watkins.Onlyhisseven-year-oldsister,Annie.Shedgonewithhimtothetimeofthedino-saurs.Cant you sleep?ItwasAnnie,standinginhisdoor-way.Nope, said Jack.Meneither,saidAnnie.Whatareyou doing?ShewalkedovertoJackandlookedat his notebook. She read the list.Arentyougoingtowriteaboutthegold medal? she asked.Youmeanthegoldmedallion,saidJack.He picked up his pencil and wrote:ArentyougoingtoputtheletterMon the medal? said Annie.Medallion, said Jack. Not medal.He added an M:Arentyougoingtowriteaboutthemagic person? said Annie.Wedontknowforsureifthereisamagic person, said Jack.Well,someonebuiltthetreehouseinthewoods.Someoneputthebooksinit.Someonelostagoldmedalindino-saur time.Medallion!saidJackforthethirdtime.AndImjustwritingthefacts.The stuff we know for sure.Letsgobacktothetreehouserightnow,saidAnnie.Andfindoutifthemagic person is a fact.Areyounuts?saidJack.Thesunsnot even up yet.Comeon,saidAnnie.Maybewecan catch them sleeping.Idontthinkweshould,saidJack.Hewasworried.Whatifthemagicpersonwasmean?Whatifheorshedidntwantkidstoknowaboutthetreehouse?Well, Im going, said Annie.Jacklookedouthiswindowatthedark-gray sky. It was almost dawn.Hesighed.Okay.Letsgetdressed.Illmeetyouatthebackdoor.Bequiet.Yay!whisperedAnnie.Shetiptoedaway as quietly as a mouse.Jackputonjeans,awarmsweatshirt,andsneakers.Hetossedhisnotebookand pencil in his ba

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CoverTitle PageCopyrightDedicationPrologue1. By Moonlight2. Space Motel3. Open Sesame!4. Moon Rabbits5. Hang On!6. High Jump7. The Moon Man8. One Star to Another9. Morgan10. Earth LifeSpecialPreviewofMagicTreeHouse #9:Dolphins at DaybreakOnesummerdayinFrogCreek,Pennsylvania,amysterioustreehouseappeared in the woods.Eight-year-oldJackandhisseven-year-oldsister,Annie,climbedintothetree house.Thetreehousewasfilledwithbooksanditwasmagic.Itcouldgoanyplacethatwasinabook.AllJackandAnniehadtodowastopointtoapictureandwish to go there.Theyvisiteddinosaurs,knights,anEgyptianqueen,pirates,ninjas,andtheAmazon rain forest.Alongtheway,theydiscoveredthatthetreehousebelongedtoMorganleFay.MorganwasamagicallibrarianfromthetimeofKingArthur.Shetraveledthroughtimeandspace,gath-ering books for her library.Oneday,JackandAnniefoundanotethatsaidMorganwasunderaspell.JackandAnniesetoutinthema-gictreehousetofindfourspecialthingsthat would free her.WiththehelpofamousenamedPea-nut,JackandAnniefoundthefirstthinginoldJapan,thesecondintheAmazonrainforest,andthethirdintheIce Age.NowJack,Annie,andPeanutarereadytofindthelastthing…inMid-night on the Moon.Jack! whispered a voice.Jackopenedhiseyes.Hesawafigurein the moonlight.Wakeup.Getdressed.Itwashissis-ter, Annie.Jackturnedonhislamp.Herubbedhis eyes.Anniewasstandingbesidehisbed.She wore jeans and a sweatshirt.Lets go to the tree house, she said.Whattimeisit?askedJack.Heputon his glasses.Dontlookatyourclock,saidAn-nie.Jacklookedathisclock.Oh,man,he said. Its midnight. Its too dark.No,itisnt.Themoonmakesitbright enough to see, said Annie.Wait till morning, said Jack.No—now,saidAnnie.WehavetofindthefourthMthing.Ihaveafeelingthat the full moon might help us.Thatsnuts,saidJack.Iwanttosleep.Youcansleepwhenwecomebackhome,saidAnnie.Notimewillhavepassed.Jack sighed. Oh, brother, he said.But he got out of bed.Yay!whisperedAnnie.Meetyouatthebackdoor.ShetiptoedoutofJacks room.Jackyawned.Hepulledonhisjeansandsneakersandasw

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CoverTitle PageCopyrightDedicationPrologue1. Wheres Peanut?2. Big Bugs3. Yikes!4. Millions of Them!5. Pretty Fish6. Monkey Trouble7. Freeze!8. Vampire Bats?9. The Thing10. Halfway ThereSpecialPreviewofMagicTreeHouse #7:Sunset of the SabertoothOnesummerdayinFrogCreek,Pennsylvania,amysterioustreehouse appeared in the woods.Eight-year-oldJackandhisseven-year-oldsister,Annie,climbedintothetreehouse.Theyfounditwasfilledwithbooks.JackandAnniesoondis-coveredthatthetreehousewasmagic.Itcouldtakethemtotheplacesinthebooks.Alltheyhadtodowastopointtoapic-ture and wish to go there.JackandAnnievisitedthetimesofdinosaurs,knights,pyramids,pirates,andninjas.Alongtheway,theydis-coveredthatthetreehousebe-longstoMorganleFay.Mor-ganisamagicallibrarianfromthetimeofKingArthur.Shetravelsthroughtimeandspace, gathering books.Intheirlastadventure,NightoftheNinjas,JackandAnnielearnedthatMorganwasun-deraspell.Tofreeher,JackandAnniehavetofindfourspecial things.InoldJapan,theyfoundthefirst thing: a moonstone.NowJackandAnnieareabouttosetoutinsearchofthesecondthing…inAfter-noon on the Amazon.Hurry, Jack! shouted Annie.Annie ran into the Frog Creek woods.Jack followed her.Its still here! Annie called.JackcaughtupwithAnnie.Shestoodbeside a tall oak tree.Jacklookedup.Themagictreehousewas shining in the afternoon sunlight.Werecoming,Peanut!Anniecalled.Shegrabbedtheropeladderandstar-ted up.Jackfollowed.Theyclimbedandclimbed.Finallytheyclimbedintothetree house.Peanut? said Annie.Jacktookoffhisbackpack.Helookedaround.Sunlightslantedacrossastackofbooks—booksaboutninjas,pirates,mummies, knights, and dinosaurs.TheletterMshimmeredonthewooden floor. M for Morgan le Fay.IdontthinkPeanutshere,saidJack.I wonder where she is, said Annie.HowdoyouknowPeanutsashe?asked Jack.I just know it, said Annie.Oh, brother, said Jack.Squeak!Annie laughed. Look, Jack!Asmallpinksockwasmovingacrossthefloor.YesterdayAnniehadturnedher sock into a bed for Peanut.Annie picked up the tiny lump.Squeak.Abrown-and

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（英语早教五段名家）MISS NELSON is MISSING!.pdf

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