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Let’s go on a litter hunt

The yard is a mess. How will the children clean up?

Suggested age: 4–6岁 · Reading level L2 · 14 illustrated pages

Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 1, English text included

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The yard is a mess. How will the children clean up?

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Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 1, English text included
Let’s go on a litter hunt
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 2, English text included
Papa says, "This yard is a mess. The wind blew the rubbish in." Mama says, "Let's go on a litter hunt. First look for tins." Papa says, "Wear these gloves." Yuck!
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 3, English text included
We're going on a tin hunt. We look up high and down low. We look under the bushes and against the fence.
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 4, English text included
We've found red tins and green tins, rusty tins and shiny tins, clean tins and dirty tins. Yuck!
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 5, English text included
What must we do with all these tins? Find a bin and put them in! Now look for plastic.
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 6, English text included
We're going on a plastic hunt. We look up high and down low. We look behind the chicken coop and in front of the house.
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 7, English text included
We've found milk bottles and bottle tops, shopping bags and sucker sticks, straws and broken buckets. Yuck!
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 8, English text included
What must we do with all this plastic? Find a bin and put it in! Now look for paper.
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 9, English text included
We're going on a paper hunt. We look up high and down low. We look near the water barrel and on top of the bench.
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 10, English text included
We've found wet paper and dry paper, cardboard boxes and newspaper, old paper plates and dirty tissues. Yuck!
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 11, English text included
What must we do with all this paper? Find a bin and put it in! What else can you look for? Hmm...
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 12, English text included
There's no more mess! "Wow! This place is so clean. Thanks, litter hunters."
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 13, English text included
You deserve a treat! And remember... what must you do with your litter? Find a bin and put it in!
Let’s go on a litter hunt — original illustrated page 14, English text included

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Written by
Sue Adams
Illustrated by
Lyn Leventhorpe
Created by
Lyn Leventhorpe (Illustrator); Sue Adams (Writer); Angela Briggs (Editor); Nadene Reignier (Designer)

Source: Book Dash
Original: Let’s go on a litter hunt from Book Dash
License: CC BY 4.0

Original illustrated spreads and embedded English story text preserved; website layout and printable PDF assembled by Little Leaf. Age, level, theme and recommendation are editorial suggestions. Web and printable layout adapted by Little Leaf. Age and reading-level suggestions are editorial. Original stories and artwork belong to their credited creators. Website narration uses the selected synthetic Voice 7.