High Five Farmers

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High five farmers

It’s a nice day at Molly’s granddad’s farm. The children are coming to visit. Granddad is working hard as usual. The animals are watching from the farmyard.

PIG:	Look at the farmer.
HEN:	Why is he walking so fast? Is he coming to feed us?
HORSE:	No, he’s opening the gate.
COW:	Oh, the children are here!
HORSE:	It’s great when the children come. They always come to the stable.

Abiks

farm [fɑːm] talu

a child, children [tʃaild], [ˈtʃildrən] laps, lapsed

work [wəːk] töötama

hard [hɑːd] usinalt, kõvasti

as usual [əs ˈjuːʒuəl] nagu tavaliselt

watch [wɔtʃ] vaatama

a farmyard [ˈfɑːmjɑːd] taluõu

a farmer [ˈfɑːmə(r)] talunik

feed [fiːd] toitma

us [ʌs] meid

open [ˈəup(ə)n] avama

a gate [geit] värav

when [wen] kui

a stable [ˈsteib(ə)l] tall

HEN:	I hope they’re careful! I don’t want them to step on my chicks. Come to mother, here, chick, chick, chick.
HORSE:	Big kids don’t care about chicks. They want to ride the ponies.
HEN:	But everyone likes chicks! Chicks are so cute.
COW:	I hope the farmer doesn’t forget me. It’s time to milk us cows.
HEN:	Where are they now? Let me jump up and get a good look.

Abiks

hope [həup] lootma

careful [ˈkeəf(ə)l] ettevaatlik

step [step] astuma

care [keə(r)] hoolima

ride [raid] ratsutama

even [ˈiːv(ə)n] isegi

forget [fəˈget] unustama

milk a cow [milk ə ˈkau] lehma lüpsma

up [ʌp] üles

get a good look [get ə gud ˈluk] paremini vaatama

PIG:	The farmer is driving the tractor. He’s coming this way.
COW:	But look, the children are going to the field.
HORSE:	Now they are looking at the little lambs.
HEN:	Why don’t they come this way and see the chicks?
HORSE:	Because the lambs are so soft.
HEN:	But the chicks are soft, too. And cute.
PIG:	My pigsty is the perfect place for children to visit.
COW:	Why?
PIG:	Because it’s already messy. Oink, oink!