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A reading of Matilda, by Roald Dahl, chapters 4 and 5.
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A reading of Matilda, chapters 2 and 3. Words to listen for are dishonest, ignorant, ratty and fiddle.
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This is the first chapter of Matilda, writtend by Roald Dahl. Be on the look out for the three secret words: brilliant, hankering, interfere. Can you find out what these words mean?
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These are the last two chapters of Pippi in the South Seas.
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Where Matt brings Keith room service and a surprise.
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Where Ralph confesses to Keith about the lost motorcycle.
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Where Keith provides Ralph with "room service."
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Where Ralph tries to escape from the trash can.
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Where we are introduced to Keith, his family and Matt, the bellboy.
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Where the travelers and people of the City meet each other.
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Where the travelers see a big city and a big city begins to see them.
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Where the group listens to a diddy and an accident happens...
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Where James and his friends attempt their plan.
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Where the the James and his friends try their plan of escape.
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Where the characters meet some hungry sharks and begin to hatch a plan.
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Where James and his new found friends climb to the top of the Peach.
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Where the Peach begins to roll.
***Golden Egg "Wonka's Factory?"
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Where something happens to the bag of crystals.
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Where James meets a mysterious man and receives a gift.
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Where we are introduced to James, Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker.
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Stuart leaves the school. He gets a nice cool beverage on a warm day.
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Stuart shows off his strength to Snowbell, the cat. Stuart gets wrapped up.
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Stuart helps out around the house. His parents are worried about a mouse hole.
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We are introduced to Stuart and his family. A ring gets lost.
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Mr. Wonka, Charlie and Grandpa Joe watch the other children leave the factory.
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Charlie takes a ride in the Great Glass Elevator.
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Mike Teavee is sent through Wonka Vision. Only Charlie remains.
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A whimsical biography about folk artist & architect Grandma Prisbrey.
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A biography designed for children to learn about jazz musician Art Tatum.
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A bar of chocolate is transferred across the Television Room.
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Mike Teavee and Charlie go for a ride on the Great Glass Elevator
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The guests are shown the Nut Room. Veruca wants a squirrel.
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The three remaining children and their families continue their tour. A debate is had about square candies that look round.
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Violet tries some of Wonka's gum. Things don't go right.
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Mr. Wonka takes the children on a tour of the Inventing Room.
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The visitors take a ride down the Chocolate River. Charlie and Grandpa Joe taste some of the river.
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Augustus Gloop gets a little to eager with Wonka's Chocolate River. Our first visitor departs.
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The guests enter Mr. Wonka's Chocolate Room. They discover Mr. Wonka's workers, the Oompa Loompas.
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The gates of Wonka's Factory are opened. The children meet Mr. Wonka.
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Charlie spends some money on Wonka Bars. He finds the first Golden Ticket. We find out what the Golden Ticket says.
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Charlie's family is in dire straights. The food is running low. Charlie makes some changes and finds a dollar.
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Two more kids land Golden Tickets. Grandpa Joe gives Charlie enough money to by one more Wonka Bar.
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Charlie celebrates his birthday by opening a Wonka Bar.
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The first two Golden Tickets are found by a boy named Augustus Gloop and a girl named Veruca Salt.
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Grandpa Joe tells Charlie about the Secret Workers. Father comes home and shares news about Wonka's Golden Tickets.
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This is a read aloud of Chapters 2 and 3 from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, written by Roald Dahl.
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This is the introductory episode of Childhood Classics with Mr. Kuiper. Our first book will be Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl, illustrated by Quentin Blake
