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Jeremy Bowell Geoffrey goes missing Before you read the story Missing! a) Choose something important or special to you. Here are some ideas: Shorts phone wallet bus pass library book pencil case scarf skateboard ring sweatshirt cat frisbee b) Now imagine it goes missing and you are upset. So you want to make a poster with information about it. Here are some questions to help you:. Where did you last see it? 2. When did it go missing? 3. What does it look like? / What s inside? / What s its name? Contents Before you read the story _ 3 The shed at the bottom of the garden _ 4 2 Geoffrey s library books _ 7 3 Helen s plan _ 9 4 Up and away _ Where is Geoffrey? _ 3 6 Helen gets a postcard _ Exercises _ 6 C Size: big / small? 4. Why do you really want it back? from my best friend / mum / Colour: blue / red /? because present special favourite need it for like it very much love c) Put all the information on your poster and also add a photo or draw a picture. Don t forget a nice, big heading like MISSING! or LOST! d) Hang your Missing! posters up in class and do a gallery walk. Which do you like best? Why? wallet!*wolit? Geldbörse pass!pa:s? hier: Fahrkartenabo to imagine!i*mxßin? sich vorstellen to add!xd? hinzufügen 2 3 Ernst Klett Verlag GmbH, Stuttgart 7 l www.klett.de l Alle Rechte vorbehalten Probeseite aus der Lektüre für Klasse ISBN: 978-3-2-486-9

The shed at the bottom of the garden Helen liked Geoffrey Strange. Everyone liked Geoffrey and Geoffrey liked everyone. Helen knew a lot about Geoffrey, Helen Roberts was interested in lots of things. She was but not everything. She didn t know what Geoffrey did in interested in insects and plants. She was interested in his garden shed every night. what her parents talked about after she went to bed. She was interested in what her little brother William kept in Every night after dinner, Geoffrey walked to the end of his pockets. She was interested in what their cat Timmy his garden and opened the door to his shed. He went did when he went outside at night. And she was very inside, turned the light on and started Helen didn t interested in their neighbour, Geoffrey Strange. know what he started, but every night she always heard the same noises. Geoffrey Strange lived at 7 Summer Lane, in the village of West Chattering. Helen knew he was 82 years old. She 0 Tink, tink, tink, dink, dink, dink. It began. Tink, tink, 0 knew he lived alone but he was never lonely. She knew donk, donk, donk, tink, tink. Then silence. Then tink, he went for a walk to Maggie s Café every morning. She dink, donk, donk, donk, whoosh. Sometimes Geoffrey knew he always had a cup of tea and a piece of cake and whistled while he worked. he always sat and talked with Maggie. He talked about his son. Helen knew Geoffrey never saw his son because he lived in Iceland and didn t have any money to visit him. Geoffrey always went to the library next. He read lots of books. Helen knew sometimes he read books about birds, sometimes he read books about famous explorers and sometimes he read books about love. Helen knew Geoffrey often worked in his garden in the afternoon. Everyone said he had a beautiful garden. Helen knew he had lots of fruit because he often gave some to Helen and William. In June, he gave them strawberries, in July he gave them cherries, in August he gave them 2 raspberries and in September he gave them apples. 4 shed!sed? Hütte bottom!*botem? hier: am Ende pocket!*pokit? Tasche lonely!*leunli? einsam explorer!ik*splc:re? Entdecker, Entdeckerin cherry!*tseri? Kirsche raspberry!*ra:zbri? Himbeere inside!in*said? hinein; drinnen silence!*sailens? Stille, Ruhe to whistle!*wisl? pfeifen while!wail? während Ernst Klett Verlag GmbH, Stuttgart 7 l www.klett.de l Alle Rechte vorbehalten Probeseite aus der Lektüre für Klasse ISBN: 978-3-2-486-9

Exercises The shed at the bottom of the garden (pages 4 6) Helen was most interested in a) Maggie s Café. b) the library. c) Geoffrey s activities. Jeremy Bowell The smartest glasses Shorts 2 Geoffrey s library books (pages 7 8) Which book did Geoffrey not borrow from the library? A B C D 3 Helen s plan (pages 9 0) What did Helen and William want to do? They wanted to a) watch TV. b) look in the shed. c) borrow a book. 4 Up and away (pages 2) Helen thought she had a dream and saw Geoffrey a) in the sky. b) in his shed. c) at the front door. Contents Before you read the story_ 8 Where s Geoffrey? (pages 3 4) Geoffrey was a) at Maggie s Café. b) missing! c) at home. 6 Helen gets a postcard (page ) The postcard Helen got was from a) William. b) Chattering. c) Geoffrey in Iceland. A strange building_ 9 2 The wrong glasses_ 22 3 Dr Crinkleback_ 2 4 The chase_ 26 Into the river_ 28 6 Six months later_ 3 Exercises_ 32 6 7 Ernst Klett Verlag GmbH, Stuttgart 7 l www.klett.de l Alle Rechte vorbehalten Probeseite aus der Lektüre für Klasse ISBN: 978-3-2-486-9

Before you read the story A strange building It s the smartest! Interesting things didn t often happen in the small seaside a) What is the smartest invention for you? town of Buttermouth-on-Sea. They didn t happen to Ollie Goodman. From Monday to Friday, he got up at 7.09 a.m., cameras internet cars planes put his glasses on, got dressed, had toast for breakfast, phones satnavs bridges TV cleaned his teeth, said goodbye to his mother and walked to Park Road School. In the afternoon, he walked home b) Why? What can t you do without this invention? and always stopped at Mrs Brown s shop on the corner of Fairview Road, bought an apple and some chocolate and 2 Can glasses be smart? ate them on the way home. a) The title of this story is The smartest glasses. What do you think these glasses can do? 0 On 6th June something different happened. Ollie left school at 3.33 p.m. and started to walk home. On the way, B b) Discuss your idea with a partner. Decide which idea to present to your class. he opened his favourite Superman comic and started to read it. The story was so interesting Ollie forgot about Mrs Brown s shop, and soon he forgot where he was. C c) Which idea does your class like best? (Vote on it.) 3 What do you think? Which invention is cool, strange or silly? Why? Suddenly he heard somebody. Hey, you! Ollie looked around. He was in a strange road with lots of old buildings in a part of town he didn t know. In front 2 of him were a group of three boys he also didn t know. They weren t from his school. What s that comic? the biggest boy asked. Superman, said Ollie, a little scared. 3 4 Let me see, said the boy. One of the boys took the comic from Ollie and then 2 another boy took his glasses. Now Ollie couldn t see very well and didn t know what to do. 8 smartest!*sma:tist? intelligenteste invention!in*vensn? Erfindung bridge!briß? Brücke without!wid*aut? ohne strange!streinß? seltsam silly!*sili? albern building!*bildin? Gebäude a.m.!+ei*em? vormittags to get dressed!+get *drest? sich anziehen teeth!ti:t? Zähne p.m.!+pi:*em? nachmittags couldn t!*kudnt? konnte nicht 9 Ernst Klett Verlag GmbH, Stuttgart 7 l www.klett.de l Alle Rechte vorbehalten Probeseite aus der Lektüre für Klasse ISBN: 978-3-2-486-9

Give me my glasses back, shouted Ollie. Where am I? he thought. There were lots of tables OK, here you are! said the boy. He threw the glasses with computers on them. In one corner there was a large to Ollie but they went over his head and through a window machine with lots of lights. There was a sign on the door. of an old building by the road. It said Top secret. Where are they? Where are my glasses? asked Ollie. The boys laughed. One of them pointed at the window. He got up and walked around the room. There were lots They re in there, he said before they all ran away. of books and pieces of paper. There was a board on the wall with numbers and letters Ollie didn t understand. Ollie was very upset. He didn t know where he was, and There was a small window in the door. In the next room he didn t have his glasses. He walked over to the building there were lots of computers and men and women in long 0 the boy pointed at and looked inside the window. It was 0 white coats. dark in there, and Ollie couldn t see his glasses. He also couldn t see a sign on the building: Danger! Do not enter. Ollie walked past the door. He saw something on a big white table. It was a pair of glasses. Ollie took them. Ollie looked up and down the road but it was empty. Suddenly, there was a loud noise. It was an alarm. Ollie Slowly he climbed through the window and fell on the put the glasses on and went to the window, climbed out floor. He sat there for a minute, switched on the torch on and ran home. his phone and tried to look around. danger!*deinße? hier: Achtung! to enter!*ente? betreten empty!*emti? leer slowly!*sleuli? langsam secret!*si:kret? geheim wall!wc:l? Wand coat!keut? Mantel, hier: Laborkittel pair of glasses!+pe:r-ev *GlxsIz? Brille 2 Ernst Klett Verlag GmbH, Stuttgart 7 l www.klett.de l Alle Rechte vorbehalten Probeseite aus der Lektüre für Klasse ISBN: 978-3-2-486-9