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Illustrated by Sylvaine Perols
Created by Gallimard Jeunesse
and Sylvaine Perols
-Moonlight Publishing-
¢¼ÁÖ¹ø-"Let's learn about farm animals!!
What's your favorite farm animal?
rabbit, or pig, lamb, hen?"
¢¼ÁÖ¹øÀÇ ¾Æµé- "rabbit,"

¢¼ÁÖ¹ø-"oh I see. why do you like rabbit?"
¢¼ÁÖ¹øÀǾƵé-"because it is cute."
¢¼ÁÖ¹ø-"well.. now we are going to learn about farm animals.
Are you ready?"
¢¼ÁÖ¹øÀǾƵé- O.K!!
¢¼ÁÖ¹ø- Let's start!
¢¼ÁÖ¹ø-Àç¿ø~ Please open your book!

As day breaks, the cock crows...²¿±â¿À ²¿²¿
Cock-a-doodle-doo!!
and wakes up the animals on the farm.
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¢¼ÁÖ¹ø -What animal is this?
Àç¿ø Can you crow like a cock?-²¿³¢¿À
Who lives in the farmyard?
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Chickens, ducks,geese, guinea-fowl,turkeys...
These farm birds are called poultry.
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There are so many different breeds of chicken,
large and small.
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Chickens live on farms...all around the world.
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The cock and hen mate.
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The hen sits on her eggs for three weeks to hatch them .
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The baby chicks can soon run about.

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They go back to their mother to shelter under her wings.
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The mother hen shows her chicks how to use their beaks to pick up grain from the ground.
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Ducks waddle awkwardly about.
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Take-off and landing look clumsy, too.
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Ducks spend most of their time on water.
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Their webbed feet help them swim and keep them steady when they dive.
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After a while, ducklings lose their yellow down and new feathers grow.
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They dive to look for plants and worms,
sifting through the mud with their strong beaks.
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Geese live in flocks.
They graze on grass.
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When a goose is upset, it stretches its neck and hisses at its enemy.
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It can give a painful nip with its beak!
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Before mating, the gander dances round the goose.
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The goose leads her newly-hatched goslings to the water.
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they soon learn to graze at their mother's side.
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You can't miss the turkey among the other farmyard birds!
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A male turkey ruffles up his feathers and pushes out his chest to attract a mate.
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Guinea-fowl are not very good at flying.
Of all the farm birds, only doves and pigeons fly high
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Rabbits do not walk, they hop.
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A buck rabbit dances for his doe,
thumping the ground with his back legs.
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Rabbits are kept on a fenced area of grass, or in a hutch.
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Baby rabbits are pink, bald and blind when
they are born.
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How many different farm animals can you see in this picture?
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Cattle: bulls and cows, eat grass.
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Bulls are male cattle, kept to mate with cows.
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They are jumpy, and can be fierce !
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Bullocks are kept for meat, and are
as quiet as cows.
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Some species of cattle have huge horns, some hardly any.
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A cow cannot produce milk until she has a calf.
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In modern cowsheds,
the cows are milked by machines.
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Sheep are kept for their meat,their wool.
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The shepherd and his sheepdog look after the flock of sheep.
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In spring, the sheep are sheared.
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Their fleece gives us wool.
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They graze from dawn to dusk,cropping the grass short!
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The males are called rams, the females are ewes, the babies are lambs.
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»õ³¢¾çÀº lambs¶ó°í ºÎ¸¥´Ü´Ù

Different breeds of pigs live all over the world.
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Pigs root in the ground with their sensitive
snouts to find the roots and nuts they love
to feed on.
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A curly tail is a sign of good health.
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Pigs are not dirty.
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When they roll in the mud, it's to get rid of insects, and to keep cool in hot weather.
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They are clever animals, and have good hearing and a keen sense of smell.
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A sow can feed up to fourteen
piglets at a time.
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