Potter: The Tale of Peter Rabbit (Other)

from sgentr1

The Tale of Peter Rabbit is a fantastic tale of a little rabbit who gets himself into a sticky situation after not listening to his mother. As the story was written years ago in England, the language may feel somewhat unfamiliar to children. However this provides an amazing enrichment opportunity...

from dbhutch

This book is about Peter Rabbit. His mother told him not to go to Mr. McGregor's garden but Peter is a bad rabbit so he went and was seem ny the farmer and was chased and lost all his new clothes and ended up in a watering can and he ended up with a cold sick in bed.

from rbelknap

This book is an example of a folktale because it has a moral woven into the ending about misbehaving and the consequences for one's actions. In the story the family of rabbits look like ordinary rabbits but they are given human traits and articles. Peter Rabbit is mischevious and misbehaves and h...

from rbelknap

This book is an example of a folktale because it has a moral woven into the ending about misbehaving and the consequences for one's actions. In the story the family of rabbits look like ordinary rabbits but they are given human traits and articles. Peter Rabbit is mischevious and misbehaves and h...

from kimbrady

Potter's classic tale of Peter Rabbit is a must-have for any school or public children's collection. Peter Rabbit, unlike his more well behaved siblings, disobeys his mother by venturing into Mr. McGregor's garden. After being spotted, Peter wears himself out AND loses his good clothes while esca...