The Tale of Peter Rabbit – Children’s Stories Read Aloud – Easter Books for Kids

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In “The Tale of Peter Rabbit,” we follow the curious young rabbit, Peter, who disobeys his mother’s warning and ventures into Mr. McGregor’s garden, leading to a thrilling chase. After a series of misadventures, Peter learns the importance of listening to his mother and staying safe. The story concludes with Peter returning home, where he finds comfort and care from his family, reinforcing the lesson of obedience and caution.
  1. What did Peter Rabbit do that he wasn’t supposed to do?
  2. How did Peter feel when he was in Mr. McGregor’s garden?
  3. What lesson did Peter learn at the end of the story?

The Tale of Peter Rabbit

Meet the Rabbit Family

Once upon a time, there was a family of rabbits. They lived in a cozy burrow under a big tree. The family had a mommy rabbit called Mrs. Rabbit and her four little bunnies: Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter.

Peter’s Adventure Begins

One sunny morning, Mrs. Rabbit said, “You can go play in the fields, but don’t go into Mr. McGregor’s garden!” Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail were good bunnies and went to pick berries. But Peter was curious and wanted to explore.

In Mr. McGregor’s Garden

Peter hopped over to Mr. McGregor’s garden. He saw lots of yummy vegetables like carrots and lettuce. Peter was so excited that he started nibbling on them!

Uh-oh, Trouble!

Suddenly, Mr. McGregor saw Peter and shouted, “Stop, thief!” Peter got scared and ran as fast as he could. He lost his shoes and his little blue jacket while trying to escape.

Peter Finds His Way Home

Peter was very tired and scared. He finally found a way out of the garden and ran all the way home. When he got there, he was so relieved to be safe with his family.

A Lesson Learned

Mrs. Rabbit was worried about Peter, but she was glad he was home. She gave him some chamomile tea to help him feel better. Peter learned that it’s important to listen to his mommy and stay safe.

Fun Facts About Rabbits

Did you know that rabbits have long ears to help them hear really well? They also love to hop and can jump very high! Rabbits eat lots of vegetables, just like Peter did in the garden.

Let’s Pretend!

Can you hop like a rabbit? Try jumping around like Peter and see how high you can go! Remember to listen to your parents and stay safe, just like Peter learned to do.

  • Why do you think Peter was curious about Mr. McGregor’s garden, even though his mommy told him not to go there? Have you ever been curious about something you were told not to do?
  • Peter felt scared when Mr. McGregor chased him. Can you think of a time when you felt scared? What did you do to feel better?
  • Peter learned an important lesson about listening to his mommy. Why do you think it’s important to listen to your parents or guardians? Can you share a time when you listened and it helped you?
  1. Rabbit Ears Listening Game: Let’s play a fun game to practice listening, just like rabbits use their long ears! Gather in a circle and take turns being the “rabbit.” The rabbit closes their eyes while the others quietly decide on a simple action, like clapping or hopping. The rabbit listens carefully and tries to guess the action. This game helps us understand the importance of listening, just like Peter learned to listen to his mommy.

  2. Garden Exploration: Create a mini garden using toy vegetables or drawings. Pretend to be Peter and explore the garden. Discuss which vegetables are your favorites and why. Talk about why it’s important to ask permission before exploring new places, just like Peter should have done before going into Mr. McGregor’s garden.

  3. Story Time Reflection: After reading the story, think about a time when you learned an important lesson, just like Peter did. Draw a picture of that moment and share it with the class. Discuss how listening to advice can help keep us safe and happy.

Here’s a sanitized version of the provided transcript:

**The Tale of Peter Rabbit**
*By Beatrix Potter*

[Music]

Once upon a time, there were

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