Unit3 Could you please clean your room？(同步阅读)Panda says, Sorry...(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 sorry reason by chemically illustrated . by dalia sick rally. Panda says sorry reason by genki. illustrated by ideal, a sick rally. Sunny is a panda cub. Hey, less of cub. Sunny says with a grin in the winter Sunny's pause, get cold in the snow. Sunny and his mommy move further down the well, it's a bit warmer. One day, Sunny is playing a rolling game with his friend ruby, the red panda. The pair rolled down the valley until bump, Sunny rose right into ruby and the pair clash heads. Ouch, says ruby that, uh, but Sunny bigger than ruby, and he isn't her. He just laughs. The next day, Sunny asks ruby, should we go rolling again? No, thank you. Says ruby, I don't want to place the day. Sunny goes to find his friend dot, the leopard cat SHE wants come climbing with me. Dot, he asks, oh yes, says dot. And together the pair climbed trees and over rocks. They have a great time until Sunny steps on dot tail ouch, says don. But Sunny knows IT was an accident. He just laughs the next day. Neither ruby nor dog want to play with Sunny. Instead, he finds his friend move the gold monkey. The pair are having a wonderful time playing hide seek, until more finds such a good hiding place. The Sunny can't find anywhere. Sunny gives up and goes home for tea the following morning. Sunny sports, more his family at the river. No is cross. I waited ages for you to find me. He says, you could have called out to say you were going home. Instead, I waited in the snow and I got really cold. Oh, says Sunny. And he goes back to find his mommy. Suddenly, Sunny has no friends to play with. He stands quietly with his mommy drinking from a couple of water. What's the matter? Sunny asks mommy. As he talks into some bamboo, Sunny explains what happened with his friends. A says, mommy, I think your friends might be a bit upset, but why says Sunny, I didn't mean the ruby and stepping on don't tail was in an accident and moo, well, Sunny begins. I was a little bit across the mode, found such a good hiding place so I left him, but I didn't think you stay. And so long, mommy paused for a moment, then he says, there's a special word that you can say to make things Better, even when you didn't mean to do something. Do you know what that word is? Sunny thinks for a moment is IT sorry. He whispers. Mummy nods, I think you know what you need to do. Sunny, Sunny searches the forest to find each of his friends one by one. He says sorry to them, and he explains why he's sorry to make sure they know he means IT. The next day, Sunny is snooze inside a hollow tree trunk when there is a knock on the wood. Look here, Sunny says, mommy. Sunny pears out of the coffee drunk. And then Greens, all of his friends are there. Would you like to play? They ask, yes, please. Says Sunny. Sunny is about to go off and play when he notices, mummy is great. Big smile. I'm proud of you little cub SHE says. Sunny smiles back and says, mummy, i'm not little anymore, remember? But he gives his mommy a good squeeze, a cattle. Then Sunny follows his friends out into the valley. Goodbye, Sunny. This is a touching tale about Sunny, a chicky Young panda who is taught lesson about the importance of apologizing to your friends. Will Sunny learn the kind of way to treat his friends so that they can all play together? Beautiful illustrations accompany this charming story. Panda says, "Sorry..." Written by Gemma Cary Illustrated by Delia Ciccarelli Sonny is a panda cub. "Hey, less of the 'cub'!" Sonny says with a grin. In the winter, Sonny's paws get cold in the snow. Sonny and his mummy move further down the mountain and into the valley, where it is a bit warmer. One day, Sonny is playing a rolling game with his friend Ruby, the red panda. The pair roll down the valley until – BUMP! Sonny rolls right into Ruby and the pair clash heads. "Ouch!" says Ruby. "That hurt!" But Sonny is bigger than Ruby and he isn't hurt. He just laughs. The next day, Sonny asks Ruby, "Shall we go rolling again?" "No, thank you," says Ruby. "I don't want to play today." Sonny goes to find his friend Dot, the leopard cat. "Do you want to come climbing with me, Dot?" he asks. "Oh yes!" says Dot. And together the pair climb up trees and over rocks. They are having a great time until Sonny steps on Dot's tail. "Ouch!" says Dot. But Sonny knows it was an accident. He just laughs. The next day, neither Ruby nor Dot want to play with Sonny. Instead he finds his friend Mo, the golden monkey. The pair are having a wonderful time playing hide-and-seek until Mo finds such a good hiding place, that Sonny can't find him anywhere! Sonny gives up and goes home for tea. The following morning, Sonny spots Mo and his family at the river. Mo is cross. "I waited ages for you to find me," he says. "You could have called out to say you were going home. Instead I waited in the snow and got really cold." "Oh," says Sonny. And he goes back to find his mummy. Suddenly, Sonny has no friends to play with. He stands quietly with his mummy, drinking from a cool pool of water. "What's the matter, Sonny?" asks Mummy, as she tucks into some bamboo. Sonny explains what happened with his friends. "Aha," says Mummy. "I think your friends might be a bit upset." "But why?" says Sonny. "I didn't mean to hurt Ruby, and stepping on Dot's tail was an accident." "And Mo?" "Well," Sonny begins, "I was a little bit cross that Mo had found such a good hiding place. So I left him. But I didn't think he would stay there so long…." Mummy pauses for a moment. Then she says, "There's a special word you can say to make things better, even when you didn't mean to do something. Do you know what that word is?" Sonny thinks for a moment. "Is it sorry?" he whispers. Mummy nods. "I think you know what you need to do, Sonny." Sonny searches the forest to find each of his friends. One by one, he says sorry to them. And he explains why he's sorry – to make sure they know he means it. The next day, Sonny is snoozing inside a hollow tree trunk when there is a knock on the wood. "Look who's here, Sonny," says Mummy. Sonny peers out of the cosy trunk then grins. All of his friends are there! "Would you like to play?" they ask. "Yes, please!" says Sonny. Sonny is about to go off and play when he notices Mummy's great big smile. "I'm proud of you, little cub," she says. Sonny smiles back and says, "Mummy, I'm not little any more, remember!" But he gives his mummy a good squeeze as they cuddle. Then Sonny follows his friends out into the valley. Goodbye, Sonny! This is a touching tale about Sonny, a cheeky young Panda, who is taught a lesson about the importance of apologising to your friends. Will Sonny learn the kindest way to treat his friends so that they can all play together? 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$