Chapter 2
Once there was a man who sold caps. He carried many caps in a basket on his head. He was a cap-seller.
One day, he slept under a tree. There were monkeys on the tree. They came down from the tree. They took away all the caps.
The cap-seller woke up. He saw the basket was empty! He looked around and above. The monkeys were wearing his caps.
The cap-seller shook his fists at the monkeys. They also did the same. The cap-seller scratched his head. The monkeys did the same.
The cap-seller had an idea! He took off his cap and threw it into the empty basket.
The monkeys also did the same.
The cap-seller got all his caps back and went away happily.
The cap-seller threw his cap into the basket. The monkeys copied him and threw their caps into the basket. The cap-seller got all his caps back.
Yes, I have a cap. It is red.
The monkeys copied the cap-seller.
1. cap – cat – coat → /k/
2. monkey – mango – mouse → /m/
3. basket – bat – ball → /b/
A. Circle the words that start with the same sound.
Row 1:
Row 2:
1️⃣ The cap-seller carries the caps.
2️⃣ The monkeys take the caps.
3️⃣ The cap-seller throws his cap into the basket and the monkeys copy him.
4️⃣ The cap-seller gets all his caps back.
A man sold caps and carried many caps in a basket on his head.
One day, he slept under a tree. Some monkeys came down from the tree and took away all his caps.
When the cap-seller woke up, he saw the monkeys wearing his caps. He shook his fists and scratched his head. The monkeys copied his actions.
The cap-seller had an idea. He took off his own cap and threw it into the empty basket. The monkeys did the same. He got all his caps back and went away happily.