VOCABULARY

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VOCABULARY

• Iggy Pig
• Saves the Day
• and
• CLICK, CLACK, MOO.
• COWS THAT TYPE

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• demand
• ask for with force

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• emergency
• something important or dangerous that needs
  immediate attention

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• furious
• very angry

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• impatient
• not able to put up with delay or
  opposition calmly and without anger

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• sincerely
• truly

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• snoop
• to look or go about in a sneaking or sly
  way

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• strike
• to stop work

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• Iggy Pig
• Saves the Day
• by
• Kevin Tormino

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• It was feeding time in the
• barnyard. Farmer Deb fed the
• pigs. But then, BRRING!
• The phone rang. Deb ran inside
• the house to get it. The
• animals waited and waited.

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• They were getting impatient.
• What was taking Farmer Deb so long
• to return?
• BAA, BAA, said the very angry sheep.
• MOO! MOO! MOO! said the furious
• cows, stomping their feet.

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• The animals were all mad and
• very hungry.
• Iggy Pig decided to find Farmer Deb.
• He ran to her house to snoop around.
• First, he looked through the window.

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• Then he looked in the kitchen.
• Where was Farmer Deb? What
• would make Farmer Deb come
• outside? Iggy wondered. Then he
• had an idea.

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• HELP! HELP! Iggy yelled.
• Come right away.
• Farmer Deb looked out the front
• door. She wondered what the
• emergency cry was for. What could
• be the problem?

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• MOO! BAA! the animals shouted
• together. We demand that you
• feed us. Thats an order!
• Deb dropped the phone and ran
• outside. She knew the animals
• wouldnt wait another minute.

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• Soon the animals were all munching
• happily. Later, the cows said to
• Iggy. We sincerely thank you.
• We really mean it! MOO!

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CLICK, CLACK, MOOCOWS THAT TYPEDOREEN
CRONIN
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• Farmer Brown has a problem.
• His cows like to type.
• All day long he hears
• Click, clack, MOO.
• Click, clack, MOO.
• Clickety, clack, MOO.

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• At first he couldnt believe his ears.
• Cows that type?
• Impossible!
• Click, clack, MOO.
• Click, clack, MOO.
• Clickety, clack, MOO.

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• Then, he couldnt believe his eyes.

Dear Farmer Brown, The barn is very cold
at night. Wed like some electric
blankets. Sincerely, The Cows
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• It was bad enough the cows had
• found the old typewriter in the
• barn, now they wanted electric
• blankets! No Way, said Farmer
• Brown. No electric blankets!

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• So the cows went on strike.
• They left a note on the barn door.

Sorry, Were closed. No milk today.
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• The next day, he got another note

Dear Farmer Brown, The hens are cold
too. Theyd like electric blankets. Sincerely,
The Cows
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• The cows were
• growing impatient
• with the farmer.
• They left a new
• note on the barn
• door.

Closed. No milk. No eggs.
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• NO EGGS! cried Farmer Brown.
• In the background he heard them.
• Click, clack, moo.
• Click, clack, moo.
• Clickety, clack, moo.

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• Cows that type. Hens on strike!
• Whoever heard of such a thing?
• How can I run a farm with no milk
• and no eggs! Farmer Brown was
• furious.

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• Farmer Brown got out his own typewriter.

Dear Cows and Hens There will be no
electric blankets. You are cows and hens. I
demand milk and eggs. Sincerely, Farmer
Brown
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• Duck was a neutral party, so he brought
  the ultimatum to the cows.
• The cows held an emergency meeting.
• All the animals gathered around the
• barn to snoop, but none of them
• could understand Moo.

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• All night long, Farmer Brown waited
• for an answer.
• Duck knocked on the door early the next
  morning.
• He handed Farmer Brown a note

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Dear Farmer Brown, We will exchange our
typewriter for electric blankets. Leave
them outside the barn door and we will
send Duck over with the typewriter. Sincerely,
The Cows
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• Farmer Brown decided this was
• a good deal. He left the blankets
• next to the barn door and waited
• for Duck to come with the
• typewriter.

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• The next morning he got a note

Dear Farmer Brown, The pond is quite
boring. Wed like a diving board. Sincerely, T
he Ducks
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• Click, clack, quack.
• Click, clack, quack.
• Clickety, clack, quack.

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