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- Introduction to the Zoo Trip
- Meeting the Penguins
- Parrots in the Aviary
- Riding the Elephant
- Observing Zebras
- Polar Bear Discovery
- Lion Feeding Show
- Seals and Sea Lions Adventure
- Monkey Exhibit
- Concluding the Zoo Trip
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Printed in Italy Topsy and Tim were going to the zoo.
First they made sure their pets had all they
needed for their day at home.
“Let’s ask the zoo animals if they would like
to come home with us,” said Topsy.
“Animals can’t answer questions!” said Tim. Topsy and Tim met the penguins first.
They walked like funny old men but
they dived and swam beautifully.
Topsy and Tim would
have liked the penguins
to come home with them
but they looked so happy
in the zoo. The parrots in the aviary were making
a dreadful noise. Topsy had heard that
parrots could answer questions, so she
asked one, “Would you like to come
home with us?”
“Ripe bananas, brown bread,”
squawked the parrot.
“Tm afraid parrots don’t give sensible
answers,” said Dad. They took a ride on the elephant’s
back.
“We're the highest in the whole zoo,”
said Tim.
Then they saw a giraffe. She was
higher still, although her feet were
on the ground. “Look!” said Tim.
“Horses in football jerseys.”
The zebras showed how they could kick.
One kicked another with his back
hooves.
“We don’t want those zebras at home,”
said Dad.
“They might kick us.” “Look! White teddy bears!” said Topsy.
“Those are polar bears,” said Mummy,
“and they are very fierce.”
“We won't take them home,” said Tim. A crowd of people hurried past Topsy
and Tim.
“They are going to watch the lions
being fed,” said Mummy.
“Let’s go too!” shouted Topsy and Tim. The keeper brought huge lumps
of meat for the lions.
It was fun to see them
enjoying their food. Topsy and Tim were hungry.
Mummy found a slot-machine that
sold orange drinks and chocolate.
Topsy and Tim thought it was a
good slot-machine.
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“Can we take a sea-lion home?”
asked Tim.
“No,” said Topsy.
“Tt might eat our goldfish.”
KC _ ~ monkeys home. But it was time for
Mummy and Dad to take Topsy and
Tim home. Topsy and Tim were glad they had
not brought any zoo animals home.
Their own pet animals were just as
interesting and they were good old
friends too. “I don’t know why we go to the zoo,”
said Dad. “We've got our own zoo
at home.” opSy +i,
Topsy and Tim have all sorts of
new experiences — just like you!
Read all about them in Topsy and
Tim's Learnabout Storybooks.
Look out for the other titles in this series.
Start School - Learn to Swim - At the Farm - Have a Birthday Party
Go to the Park - Look After Their Pets - Go on an Aeroplane
Go to Hospital - Meet the Firefighters - Meet the Police : Go to the Dentist
Go to the Doctor - Make a New Friend - The New Baby
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