Unit3 Could you please clean your room？(同步阅读)Panda says, Please...(书籍音频+Word)-八年级下册英语教材同步单元主题阅读（人教版）

Panda says, please written by chemically illustrated by ideal a sick rally. Panda says, please written by chemically illustrated by ideala sick rally. Sunny is just a little panda. Actually, i'm quite big now, he says proudly. Sunny lives in the forest with his mommy, where they spend a lot of their time rome around looking for food. Yum says, Sunny, munching the last bit of a bamboo shoot. I want some more. It's Better to say you would like some more says, mommy, I would like some more bamboo echo. Sunny, hey, you are. Says mommy, passing Sunny, a clutch of shoes. Thank you. Says Sunny, the next day, Sunny remembers, want to say, mummy, i'd like some more bamboo. He says carefully, very good. Says mommy, but is even Better to say a special word at the end. That special word is, please, I would like some more please says Sunny, wonderful, says mommy. And SHE passes Sunny a whole first full of shots. Panda comes need to eat a lot of bamboo to help them grow. Later, when mommy is bathed in the Sunny decides he'd like a another snack. He wants to use that special word mommy taught him, but he can't remember what IT is. Sunny goes to find his friends. Don't the left d camp but he says, i've forgotten a special word the mummy told me, do you know what you might be is IT whiskers says, dot, that's my favorite word. That is a good word, says Sunny, but it's not the one I was looking for. Next, Sunny asks his neighbor ruby, the red panda. Ruby, he says, I forgot on a very special word. Do you know any special words? Smile says red panda. A, A smile is very special. Sunny nods, you're right, he says, but that's not my special word. Finally, Sunny spots of familiar face nearby. No, he called up to the golden monkey. I'm trying to remember special word. Ha says more. Is IT pardon? no. Is IT thanks. no. Then I think I know just the word you're looking for, IT rims with trees. And with that, more swings from branch to branch out into the forest way, Sunny coals, but more is charging into the distance. Rimes with trees, Sunny mutters to himself as he climbs the nearest trunk. Trees, trees, trees, Sunny works is way through the alpa. And to find what the rim with trees, bees, nees, pees, banana them. When his special world, finally mummy shows up to him, come down fifteen now, Sunny SHE says Sunny pauses, there's a Better way to say that. He replies, treaty, I would like you to come down for you now says, mommy, Sunny waits again. Isn't there a special word you could use? My, my he says, giggling, calm down for tea, please. Says money please. Says Sunny, that's the special word. And Sunny climbs down from the tree, happy at last after an extra big tea for an extra big panda. Sunny yarns. Time for bed now, says, mommy, just one more thing. Says Sunny, would you like some more bamboo? Asks mommy, no. Sunny replies, would you like a drink of water? no. And what is IT asks mommy. Sunny snow goes up to his mommy and whispers in Harry, can I have a cuddle, please? Mommy gives him a great big bedtime. You don't have to ask me nicely for cuddles. SHE says. You can have as many cuddles as you like whenever you want them. That's good. Says Sunny. I like cattles me too. Says mommy, me too. See you again soon, Sunny. This is the hearts warming tale about Sunny, a joyful Young panda who is trying his best to be polite, but has forgotten a very special world. Will Sunny remember this important word and eat his yummy bamboo? Beautiful illustration accompany this charming story. Panda says, "Please..." Written by Gemma Cary Illustrated by Delia Ciccarelli Sonny is just a little panda. "Actually, I'm quite big now!" he says proudly. Sonny lives in the forest with his mummy, where they spend a lot of their time roaming around, looking for food. "Yum!" says Sonny, munching the last bit of a bamboo shoot. "I want some more." "It's better to say that you would like some more," says Mummy. "I would like some more bamboo," echoes Sonny. "Here you are," says Mummy, passing Sonny a clutch of shoots. "Thank you!" says Sonny. The next day, Sonny remembers what to say. "Mummy, I would like some more bamboo," he says carefully. "Very good," says Mummy, "but it's even better to say a special word at the end. That special word is please." "I would like some more, please," says Sonny. "Wonderful," says Mummy, and she passes Sonny a whole fistful of shoots. Panda cubs need to eat a lot of bamboo to help them to grow. Later, when Mummy is bathing in the river, Sonny decides he'd like another snack. He wants to use that special word Mummy taught him, but he can't remember what it is. Sonny goes to find his friend, Dot, the leopard cat. "Dot," he says. "I've forgotten a special word that Mummy taught me. Do you know what it might be?" "Is it whiskers?" says Dot. "That's my favourite word." "That is a good word," says Sonny. "But it's not the one I was looking for." Next, Sonny asks his neighbour, Ruby, the red panda. "Ruby," he says, "I've forgotten a very special word. Do you know any special words?" "Smile," says red panda. "A smile is very special." Sonny nods. "You're right," he says. "But that's not my special word." Finally, Sonny spots a familiar face nearby. "Mo!" he calls up to the golden monkey. "I'm trying to remember a special word." "Aha," says Mo. "Is it pardon?" "No." "Is it thanks?" "No." "Then I think I know just the word you're looking for. It rhymes with trees!" And with that, Mo swings from branch to branch, out into the forest. "Wait!" Sonny calls. But Mo is chuckling into the distance. "Rhymes with trees…" Sonny mutters to himself as he climbs the nearest trunk. "Trees, trees, trees…" Sonny works his way through the alphabet to find words that rhyme with trees: bees... knees... peas. But none of those were his special word. Finally, Mummy shouts up to him. "Come down for tea now, Sonny," she says. Sonny pauses. "There's a better way to say that," he replies cheekily. "I would like you to come down for tea now," says Mummy. Sonny waits again. "Isn't there a special word you could use, Mummy?" he says, giggling. "Come down for tea, please," says Mummy. "PLEASE!" says Sonny. "That's the special word!" And Sonny climbs down from the tree, happy at last. After an extra big tea for an extra big panda, Sonny yawns. "Time for bed now," says Mummy. "Just one more thing," says Sonny. "Would you like some more bamboo?" asks Mummy. "No," Sonny replies. "Would you like a drink of water?" "No." "Then what is it?" asks Mummy. Sonny snuggles up to his mummy and whispers in her ear. "Can I have a cuddle…please?" Mummy gives him a great big bedtime squeeze. "You don't have to ask me nicely for cuddles," she says. "You can have as many cuddles as you like, whenever you want them." "That's good," says Sonny. "I like cuddles." "Me too," says Mummy. "Me too." See you again soon, Sonny! This is the heart-warming tale about Sonny, a joyful young Panda who is trying his best to be polite, but has forgotten a very special word! Will Sonny remember this important word and eat his yummy bamboo? 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$