第6阶段早教英语20, Dingoes at Dinnertime.pdf

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第6阶段早教英语16, Hour of the Olympics.pdf

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HauntedCastleonHallowsEveisthesecondinaspecialgroupofMagicTreeHousebookscalledTheMerlinMissions.Inthesebooks,itisMerlinthemagicianwhosendsJackandAnnieontheirtreehouseadventures,oftento mythical and legendary lands.InthefirstMerlinMission,ChristmasinCamelot,JackandAnniejourneyedintoaworldofmagicandfantasytofindasecretcauldronthatheldtheWaterofMemoryandImagination.Now,nearlyayearlater,JackandAnnieareabouttosetoutonanewMerlinMis-sion.TheyinviteyoutocomewiththemtoanoutlyingrealmofCamelotwherestrangeandeeriethingsarehappeningatadukescastle.Enjoyyourjourney!Butbeware—intheworldofMerlinthemagician,anythingcanhappen….MaybeIshouldbeavampireinsteadof a princess, said Annie.SheandJackweresittingontheirfrontporch.Acoolbreezerustledthetrees.Au-tumnleaves twirled to the ground.Butyoualreadyhaveyourprincesscostume,saidJack.Besides,youwereavampire last Halloween.Iknow,butIwanttowearmybigteeth again, said Annie.Sowearyourbigteethandbeavam-pire-princess,saidJack.Hestoodup.Imgoingtogoputonmyghoulmakeupnow.KRAW!Oh, man! said Jack.Agiantblackbirdswoopeddowntotheground.Thebirdstruttedthroughthefallenleaves.Itsfeathersglistenedinthegolden afternoon light.Wow, is that a crow? asked Annie.Itstoobigforacrow,saidJack.Ithink it might be a raven.Araven? said Annie. Cool.Theravenlifteditssleekheadandstaredatthemwithbrighteyes.Jackheldhis breath.Thebirdhoppedforward.Itflappeditsgreatblackwingsandliftedintotheair.Thenheglidedintotheautumnskyandheaded toward the Frog Creek woods.Anniejumpedup.Itsasign!Morgansback! she said.Ithinkyoureright!saidJack.Letsgo!JackandAnniehurriedacrosstheirfrontyard,crunchingthroughtheleaves.TheyranuptheirstreetandintotheFrogCreek woods.Whentheycametothetallestoak,theysawtheropeladderswayinginthewind.Themagictreehousewaswaitingforthem.Justaswethought,Anniesaid,smil-ing.Jackfollowedheruptheladder.Whentheyclimbedinsidethetreehouse,theysawnosignofMorganleFay,theenchant-ress from the kingdom of Camelot.Thatsweird,saidJack,lookinga

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第6阶段早教英语27, Thanksgiving on Thursday.pdf

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第6阶段早教英语28, High Tide in Hawaii.pdf

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ThehottestdayofmylifewasalsothedayIsawthemostbeautifulbuildingofmylife.Manyyearsago,friendsandIrodeformonthsinavan,travelingthroughAsia.WhenwearrivedinAgra,India,theheatwassounbearableIcouldbarelythinkormove.Atourguideledusaroundtoseethesights,andlateintheafternoon,wearrivedatoneof the wonders of the world: the Taj Mahal.WhenIgotoutofthevan,Iforgotallabouttheheat.IfeltasifIhadsteppedfromtherealworldintoadream.Throughtheheatwaves,atwenty-storymarblebuildingshimmeredinthepinktwilight.TheTajMa-halwasthetombofaMogulqueennamedMumtãzMahal,builtbyhergrievinghus-band, Shah Jahãn, in the 1600s.Sincethatday,IvealwayswantedtogobacktotheTajMahal.Inthisbook,travel-ing with Jack and Annie, I finally have.Thanks for joining us.OnesummerdayinFrogCreek,Pennsylvania,amysterioustreehouseap-pearedinthewoods.Itwasfilledwithbooks.AboynamedJackandhissister,Annie,soondiscoveredthatthetreehousewasmagic,andjustbypointingatabook,theycouldgotoanytimeandanyplaceinhistory.Andwhiletheyweregone,notimeatallpassedback in Frog Creek.JackandAnnieeventuallyfoundoutthatthetreehousebelongedtoMorganleFay,amagicallibrarianfromthelegendaryrealmofCamelot.TheyhavesincetraveledonmanyadventuresinthemagictreehouseandhavecompletedmanymissionsforbothMorganleFayandMerlinthemagician.Onthesejourneys,theyveoftenreceivedhelpfromtwoyoungenchantersfromCamelotnamedTeddy and Kathleen.NowJackandAnniearewaitingtohearaboutwheretheywillbegoingnext—fortheirforty-fifthadventureinthemagictreehouse.Theweathersgettingwarmer,saidJack.HeandAnniewerewalkinghomefromschoolunderacloudlessMaysky.Awarmbreezeblewthroughtheleavesonthenewlygreen trees.Iloveit,saidAnnie.Itmakesmefeellike something goods going to happen.Somethinggoodalreadyhappened,saidJack.Myteacherfinallygavebackmystory today.Theoneaboutouradventuresinthetreehouse? asked Annie.Yep.ShesaidIhaveafantasticimagin-ation, said Jack.Great! said Annie.Andshelovedyourdrawingsforthestory,too,saidJack.Shesaidyourereally talented.Thatsnice!saidAnnie.Maybeshel

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'lfqt!igbt QQ ~hg Tit(!pi€ Random House 66 Prologue One day in Frog Creek, Pennsylva­nia, a mysterious tree house appeared in the woods. Eight-year-old Jack and his seven­year-old sister, Annie, climbed into the tree house. They found that it was filled with books. Jack and Annie soon discovered that the tree house was magic. It could take them to the places in the books. All they had to do was point to a pic­ture and wish to go there. Along the way, they discovered that the tree house belongs to Morgan le Fay. Morgan is a magical librarian from the time of King Arthur. She travels through time and space, gathering books. In Magic Tree House Books #5-8, Jack and Annie helped free Morgan from a spell. In , books #9-12, they solved four anCient riddles and became Master Librarians. In Magic Tree House Books # 13-16, Jack and Annie had to save four ancient stories from being lost forever. Now, in book #17, they are about to begin a new set of adventures1 A New Mission Jack opened his eyes. It was a stormy night. The rain tap-· ped hard on his window pane. "Do you hear what the rain is say-. ing?" said a voice. Jack turned on his lamp. Annie stood in his doorway. She wore her rain poncho .· over her pajamas and held a flashlight. "It's saying, Come now!" she said. "You're nuts," said Jack. "Listen, just listen," said Annie. Jack listened. The rain did seem to be tapping out Come now! Come now! "We have to go to the tree house, " said Annie. "Something important is about to hap-pen. " "Now?" said Jack. Jack didn' t want to leave his warm, cozy room. But he had a feeling Annie was right. Something important was about to happen. "You coming?" she said. "Yeah, yeah, " he said. He climbed out of bed. "Just put on your rain poncho, " said Annie. Jack threw his rain poncho over his paj mas. He pulled on his sneakers and grabbed backpack. "Don 't forget your Master Li card," said Annie. "I have mine with me." Jack put the card with the glowing 1 ML on it into his backpack.

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CI1(jDTEI\ ONE {)acl) to tf)e Sea Jack felt raindrops. He looked up and saw a summer storm cloud. 13 "Hurry!" Jack called to Annie. They were riding their bikes home from the library. Jack's backpack was filled with library books. He didn't want them to get wet. As Jack and Annie pedaled faster, a large white bird swooped over them and flew into the Frog Creek woods. "Did you see that?" cried Jack. "A seagull!" called Annie. "It's a sign!" "You're right!" said Jack. The last time they'd seen a seagull in Frog Creek, the magic tree house was waiting for them! "The woods!" said Annie. Jack and Annie bumped their bikes over the curb. The rain fell harder as they headed into the wet woods. Their bike tires bounced over the rough ground, crushing leaves and snapping twigs. "It must be time to look for another secret of happiness for Merlin!" Jack called. "I hope Merlin's feeling better!" shouted Annie. "I hope Teddy and Kathleen came with the tree house!" shouted Jack. "Me too!" shouted Annie. Jack and Annie steered their bikes under canopies of wet leaves. By the time they came to the tallest oak in the woods, the seagull had disappeared. But the magic tree house was back! It was high in the tallest oak, its rope ladder swaying in the wind and rain. Jack and Annie climbed off their bikes and propped them against the trunk of the tree. "Teddy! Kathleen!" Annie shouted. There was no answer. "I guess they didn't come this time," Jack said. "Darn!" said Annie. "I really wanted to see them." "Boo!" Two older kids looked down out of the tree house window: a curly-haired boy 14 with a big grin and a girl with sea-blue eyes and a beautiful smile. Both were wearing long green cloaks. "Yay!" cried Annie and Jack. The rain fell harder as they started up the rope ladder. When they climbed into the tree house, they yanked off their bike helmets and hugged Teddy and Kathleen. "Morgan sent us to tell you about your next mission for Merlin," said Teddy. "How is Merlin?" asked Annie. Te

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Dear Readers,Lastyear,whilemyhusbandWillandIweredoingresearchforourMagicTreeHouseResearchGuideonrainforests,wevisitedtheBronxZooinNewYork.Aswepassedbythegorillaarea,wesawalargegorillasittingunderatree.Shewasstaringveryintentlyatus.Wesaidhitoher—andshestuckouthertongueatus!Imcon-vincedshewasjusttryingtomakeuslaugh.Andwedid!Infact,westilllaughwheneverwe think about that moment.WefoundoutlaterthatthegorillasnameisPattycake.IkeepaphotographofPattycakeonmydesk,andIfeelasifshesagiant,friendlyspiritwhooverlooksallmy work.IlovegorillasmorethanIcansay.AndIhopethatbythetimeyoufinishreadingGoodMorning,Gorillas,youlllovethemas much as I do.All my best,OnesummerdayinFrogCreek,Pennsylvania,amysterioustreehouseappeared in the woods.Eight-year-oldJackandhisseven-year-oldsister,Annie,climbedintothetreehouse.Theyfoundthatitwasfilled with books.JackandAnniesoondiscoveredthatthetreehousewasmagic.Itcouldtakethemtotheplacesinthebooks.Alltheyhadtodowaspointtoapictureandwishtogothere.Whiletheyaregone,notimeatallpassesinFrogCreek.Alongtheway,JackandAnniedis-coveredthatthetreehousebelongstoMorganleFay.MorganisamagicallibrarianofCamelot,thelong-agokingdomofKingArthur.Shetravelsthroughtimeandspace,gatheringbooks.InMagicTreeHouseBooks#5–8,JackandAnniehelpfreeMorganfromaspell.InBooks#9–12,theysolvefourancientriddlesandbecomeMaster Librarians.InMagicTreeHouseBooks#13–16,JackandAnniehavetosavefourancientstoriesfrombeinglostforever.InMagicTreeHouseBooks#17–20,JackandAnniefreeamys-teriouslittledogfromamagicspell.InMagicTreeHouseBooks#21–24,JackandAnniehelpsaveCamelot.InMagicTreeHouseBooks#25–28,JackandAnnielearnaboutdifferentkinds of magic.Tap-tap-tap.Jacksatupinbed.Raintappedagainsthiswindow.Hisclocksaid5A.M.Itwasstilldarkoutside.Annie peeked into his room.Are you awake? she whispered.Yep, said Jack.Readytofindsomespecialmagic?sheasked.Maybeweshouldwait,saidJack.Itssodark and rainy.Nowaiting,saidAnnie.Illgetanum-brella.Youbringaflashlight.Meetyoudown-stairs.Okay, okay, said Ja

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第6阶段早教英语48, A Perfect Time for Pandas.pdf

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第6阶段早教英语18, Buffalo Before Breakfast.pdf

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i'\flGIC TREE l10USE"'#J7 CI 1"\.ERLIN 1"\.IS-SION Dear Reader, For many years, I have admired Japan's literature and art I coUect books of Japanese poetry, and I also collect books of old Japanese prints that show people going about their everyday lives. Japanese art and poetry were my inspiration for writing this book, because I wanted to live in the scenes the artists and poets created. I wanted to ride on a fishing boa~ sip tea in a teahouse, see cherry-blossom petals float down a river. When I'm writing a book, I feel as if I am living in another time and place. Working on this particular Magic Tree House 6 adventure, I couldn't wait to get to my writing desk every day . . . to visit the world of my dreams. Prologue One summer day in Frog Creek, Pennsylvania, a mysterious tree 13 house appeared in the woods. A brother and sister named Jack and Annie soon learned that the tree house was magic-it could take them to any time and any place in history. They also learned that the tree house belonged to Morgan le Fay, a magical librarian from the legendary realm of Camelot. After Jack and Annie traveled on many adventures for Morgan, Merlin the magician began sending them on "Merlin Missions" in the tree house. With help from two young sorcerers named Teddy 14 and Kathleen, Jack and Annie visited four mythical places and found valuable objects to help save Camelot. On their next four Merlin Missions, Jack and Annie once again traveled to real times and real places in history: Venice, Baghdad, Paris, and New York City. After they proved to Merlin that they knew how to use magic wisely, he awarded them the Wand of Dianthus, a powerful magic wand that will help them make their own magic. Jack and Annie are now waiting to hear from Merlin again . Tap, tap, tap. Cl1CJPTER ONE for }\'\erlin's Sal)e 15 Jack was dreaming that a white bird was pecking at his window. Tap . . . tap. A red bird appeared and pecked with the white bird. Taptap. "Jack, wake up!" said Annie.

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第6阶段早教英语31, Summer of the Sea Serpent.pdf

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第6阶段早教英语43, Leprechaun in Late Winter.pdf

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第6阶段早教英语14, Day of the Dragon King.pdf

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第6阶段早教英语32, Winter of the Ice Wizard.pdf

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第6阶段早教英语23, Twister on Tuesday.pdf

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第6阶段早教英语22, Revolutionary War on Wednesday.pdf

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Onceuponatime,inFrogCreek,Pennsylvania,amysterioustreehouseap-pearedinthewoods.AboynamedJackandhissister,Annie,climbedintothetreehouse.Theyfoundthatitwasfilledwith books.JackandAnniesoondiscoveredthatthetreehousewasmagic.Itcouldtakethemtotheplacestheyreadaboutinthebooks.Alltheyhadtodowaspointtoapictureandwishtogothere.Theydis-coveredthatduringtheiradventures,notime at all passed in Frog Creek.JackandAnnieeventuallylearnedthatthetreehousebelongedtoMorganleFay,anenchantressfromCamelot,thelong-agokingdomofKingArthur.Ononeoftheirjourneys,JackandAnnievisitedMorganslibraryinCamelotandbroughthopeandcouragetoKingAr-thur.Nowitiswinter.JackandAnniehavenotseenMorganorthemagictreehousefor many months.…Sunlighthadfadedfromthelate-afternoonsky.Puffy snow clouds were moving in.Lets hurry. Im cold, said Jack.HeandAnniewerewalkinghomefromschool.TheirChristmasvacationwasjustbe-ginning.Cooo—cooo.Wait, said Annie. Look.Shepointedtoawhitebirdsittingonabaretreebranchattheedgeofthewoods.Thebirdwas staring straight at them.Its a dove, said Jack.Itsamessenger,saidAnnie,fromMor-gan.No,Jacksaid,afraidtogethishopesup.TheyhadntseenMorganleFayinalongtime.He really missed her.Yes,saidAnnie.Shehasamissionforus.I can feel it.Inthehushofthecoldtwilight,thedovespreaditswingsandflewintotheFrogCreekwoods.Comeon!saidAnnie.Thetreehouseisback!Youre just hoping! said Jack.Imknowing!saidAnnie.Sheranintothewoods, following the white dove.Oh,brother,saidJack.ButhetookoffafterAnnie.Eveninthegrowingdarkness,theyeasilyfoundtheirway.Theyzigzaggedbetweenthebaretreesandranoverthefrozengrounduntilthey came to the tallest oak in the woods.See?saidAnnie,pointingtothetopofthetree.Yeah, whispered Jack.There it was: the magic tree house.Morgan! shouted Annie.Jackheldhisbreath,waitingtoseetheen-chantressatthetreehousewindow.ButMor-gan did not appear.Anniegrabbedtheropeladderandstartedup. Jack followed.Whentheyclimbedinsidethetreehouse,Jacksawsomethinglyingonthefloor.Itwasascroll,r

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, CI1(jPTER ORE The Golden (lge Jack put his math homework aside. He opened the drawer beside his 14 bed and pulled out a small, handmade book. For the hundredth time, he stared at the title on the cover: 10 MAGIC RHYMES FOR ANNIE AND JACK FROM TEDDY AND KATHLEEN For weeks, Jack had kept the book hidden in his drawer, wondering when he and Annie would be able to use its magic again. The book's ten rhymes were to be used on four missions, and each rhyme could be used only once. Jack and Annie had already used two rhymes on a mission in Venice, Italy. "Jack!" Annie rushed into Jack's room. Her eyes were shining. "Bring the book! Let's go!" "Where?" said Jack. "You know where! Come on!" Annie called as she ran back downstairs. Jack quickly put Teddy and Kathleen's book into his backpack. He pulled on his jacket and took off down the stairs. Annie was waiting on the front porch. "Hurry!" she cried. "Wait! How do you know it's there?" Jack said. "Because I just saw it!" Annie shouted. She hurried down the porch steps and crossed the yard. "You saw it? Actually saw it?" yelled Jack as he followed Annie through the chilly afternoon air. "Yes! Yes!" Annie yelled. "When?" shouted Jack. "Just now!" said Annie. "I was walking home from the library and I 1s had this feeling-so I went and looked! It's waiting for us!" Jack and Annie raced into the Frog Creek woods. They ran between the budding trees, over the fresh green moss of early spring, until they came to the tallest oak. "See?" said Annie. "Yes," breathed Jack. He stared up at the magic tree house. Its rope ladder dangled above the mossy ground. Annie started climbing up. Jack followed. When they got inside, Jack pulled off his backpack. "Look, a book and a letter!" Annie said. She picked up a folded letter from the floor, and Jack picked up a book with a gold cover. "Baghdad," Jack said. He showed the book to Annie. Its title was: THE GOLDEN AGE OF BAGHDAD "A golden age?" said Annie. "That sounds cool. Let's go!"' "W

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