¿Quién tomó mi desayuno? Nivel 52

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¿Quién tomó mi desayuno? | Libro ATAL de animales nivel 52

Palabras de Práctica

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ahora ahí hacer hambre hermoso hierba hogar
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On the left side of the image, a large tree with a thick brown trunk dominates the scene, its green canopy spreading across the top. A small treehouse is nestled among the upper branches, partially hidden by lush green leaves and hanging vines with yellow flowers. A brown cartoon monkey hangs upside down by one arm from a branch extending right of the trunk, its other arms and tail splayed outward, with a wide-eyed, open-mouthed surprised expression on its tan face. The right side of the image is empty, plain cream background, leaving open space. A strip of soft green grass runs along the bottom at the base of the tree.

En un árbol alto había una casita. Era el hogar del Mono. Ahora, el Mono ama tres cosas: plátanos, plátanos y más plátanos. Los come en el desayuno, en el almuerzo y en la cena.

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On the right side of the image, Monkey stands on the wooden floor of his treehouse interior, leaning forward with a distraught, worried expression — furrowed brow, wide eyes, downturned mouth — as he searches desperately for his missing bananas. One hand rests on his hip while his tail curls behind him. The treehouse is in disarray: books, cushions, and small objects are scattered across the wooden floor, having been tossed around in his frantic search. Green vines hang outside a window or doorway. The left side of the image is plain white background, left clear for text.

Una mañana, El Mono tenía mucha hambre. —¡Hora de desayuno! —dijo. Pero no había plátanos. Buscó en la cama, en la caja y en el suelo. Nada. —Alguien tomó mi desayuno —dijo bajito.

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On the left side of the image, Monkey stands on a wooden treehouse platform built among the branches of a large tree, leaning forward over the railing with one arm extended, looking worried and calling out with a concerned, open-mouthed expression. Honey Bee hovers nearby on a branch just to the right of Monkey, laughing heartily with her wings wobbling from the laughter. The scene is set outdoors on a bright day with green foliage overhead and small yellow flowers hanging from the tree. Two additional smaller bees fly in the upper-center area near a golden-yellow glow.

El Mono vio a una abeja en la flor. —Abeja, ¿tú tomaste mis plátanos? La abeja se rio. —¿Yo? ¡No puedo con un racimo! Apenas puedo con miel. El Mono frunció la cara. Era verdad.

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On the right side of the image, Monkey stands on a red wooden balcony or platform attached to a large tree, looking up with a polite, curious expression and one hand raised in a wave or greeting. Snake is coiled around a thick tree branch above, looking down toward Monkey with a calm, haughty grin. The scene is set outdoors on a bright, clear day with a soft blue sky and small yellow flowers on trailing vines hanging from the tree.

Ahí vio a Serpiente en una rama. —Serpiente, ¿tú comiste mis plátanos? Serpiente sonrió despacio. —Yo como ratas, no fruta. ¿Ves manos aquí? El Mono miró. También era verdad.

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On the left side of the image, Monkey hangs upside down from a vine among the branches of a large tree, gripping the vine with one hand and a branch with his feet, his face visible and turned toward the viewer. His expression is worried and anxious, with wide eyes and a frowning, open mouth showing distress, and one hand clutches his clenched tummy. The outdoor scene is set in a lush tree canopy with green leafy foliage, small yellow flowers on the vine, and a soft blue sky visible through the leaves. The right side of the image is plain white background, clear for text overlay.

El Mono fue por una liana, cabeza abajo. Su pancita hizo ruido. —¡Un ladrón anda suelto! —dijo—. ¡Yo lo voy a hallar! Pero hacer de detective sin plátanos era muy difícil.

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On the right side of the image, Monkey stands on a wooden deck with a railing, gritting his teeth with eyes squeezed shut in frustration, fists clenched at his sides in a tense, irritated pose. Green vines with small yellow flowers hang down from above, and a small pile of cut bamboo stalks sits in the bottom-right corner. The left side of the image is plain white background, suitable for text overlay.

El Mono volvió a su terraza. Cerró los ojos, apretó los dientes y exhaló. —Cuando halle al ladrón, habrá lío —dijo. Su pancita rugió otra vez. Parecía estar de acuerdo.

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On the left side of the image, Monkey stands on a wooden treehouse platform built into a large tree, leaning forward against the railing and peering down with wide eyes and a surprised, excited expression, as if spotting something yellow on the grass far below. A faint trail of yellow bananas is visible on the ground at the base of the tree. The tree has lush green foliage above and yellow flowers with vines growing along its trunk. The right side of the image is plain white background, suitable for text overlay.

El Mono abrió los ojos. Abajo, en la hierba, había un rastro amarillo. Un plátano. Otro plátano. Otro más. El rastro salía del árbol. —¡Ajá! —dijo El Mono—. ¡Ahora sí!

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On the right side of the image, Monkey stands on a wooden bridge or platform with red railings, leaning forward over the railing at a three-quarter angle, his face visible and contorted with anger and hunger — mouth wide open as if shouting, brow furrowed. In the middle distance, Rabbit sits on the green grass facing toward the viewer, with a great big bunch of bananas and several loose bananas scattered on the ground around him in a casual picnic setting. The scene is set outdoors in a lush green meadow with tropical-looking foliage hanging from the top of the frame. The left ~40% of the image is plain white/light background, suitable for text overlay.

El Mono siguió el rastro. Al final estaba El Conejo, sentado en la hierba, con muchos plátanos. El Mono casi se cae de la baranda. —¡Ladrón! —gritó—. ¡Ese es mi desayuno!

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On the left side of the image, Rabbit stands upright on the grass, holding a banana in one hand and pointing with the other toward a small banana plant growing nearby. Rabbit has a cheerful, laughing expression, completely unbothered. Behind Rabbit, a large tree dominates the left edge, with Monkey perched on a small wooden platform high up on the trunk, peering down over the railing with a surprised expression. Vines with small yellow fruits hang from the tree's branches. The scene is set outdoors in a lush, green backyard setting on a bright day, with the right side of the image fading to plain white background.

El Conejo no tuvo miedo. Alzó un plátano y señaló una matita detrás de él. —¿Estos? —dijo El Conejo—. Son míos. Los hice crecer aquí, todo el año. El Mono abrió la boca. No dijo nada.

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On the right side of the image, Rabbit stands at the base of a large tree, smiling warmly and reaching up to tie a big bunch of bananas to a vine that hangs down from above. Monkey peers down from a wooden treehouse built high up in the tree, grinning with a surprised, grateful expression as he watches Rabbit below. The scene is set outdoors in a grassy suburban yard on a bright, clear day, with soft green foliage and a hazy blue sky in the background. The left side of the image is open sky with large, soft white clouds, leaving clear space for text.

Entonces El Conejo hizo algo hermoso. Ató un racimo de plátanos a la liana. —La cosecha fue grande —dijo—. Toma este racimo. El Mono miró. Había dicho ladrón. Ahora tenía un regalo.

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On the left side of the image, Monkey stands on a wooden ladder propped against a large tree trunk, with a worried, uncertain expression on his face. He holds a bunch of bananas in one hand and gestures with the other. The scene is outdoors with green vines and small yellow flowers trailing along the tree. Down on the grass at the base of the tree, Rabbit stands looking up at Monkey with a calm, reassuring smile, speaking up to him. The right side of the image is plain white background, framed by a decorative scalloped border.

El Mono tomó el racimo y miró al Conejo. —Gracias. Pero aún no sé quién tomó mis plátanos. El Conejo dijo: —Piensa en ayer, antes de culpar. El Mono cerró los ojos. Ayer, con hambre, en su casita...

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On the right side of the image, Monkey stands in a wooden treehouse built against a large tree, leaning on the railing with a wide, laughing grin and one hand raised with a thumbs-up, looking as though having a sudden joyful realization. Banana peels are scattered all around the treehouse railing and on the deck below. A bunch of bananas sits on the railing beside Monkey. The left side is open sky with a soft blue watercolor background; a couple of small green birds fly near the tree's branches and vines.

—¡Ay, no! —dijo El Mono. En la baranda había cáscaras de plátano. Una, dos, muchas. —¡Tuve hambre de noche! ¡Me los comí todos! El ladrón de plátanos... ¡era yo! Abajo, El Conejo se rio.

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