| On the old linden in the yard
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| Great revival.
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| Someone hung at dawn
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| Such an announcement:
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| “The school for chicks is open!
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| Classes start at five o'clock.
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| Here you can even in summer
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| Learn all subjects!
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| And exactly at five o'clock in the morning
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| Bird children have flown:
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| Sparrows, jackdaws,
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| Chizhi,
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| Swifts,
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| goldfinches,
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| Magpies, crows,
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| Tits and starlings.
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| They chirp and laugh
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| They squeak, roar, peck,
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| Pushing, fighting...
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| What will you do -
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| Chicks!
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| But then the teacher flew into the classroom,
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| And the confusion subsided.
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| Sits more quietly than doves
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| On the branches of youth.
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| Teacher - Old Sparrow,
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| You won't get him!
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| He is fair, but very strict.
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| So, friends, let's start the lesson!
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| We have
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| Scheduled
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| Now
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| Calligraphy. |
| —
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| Sparrows and ticks
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| They sit, take out sticks ...
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| - The second lesson is the native language.
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| Remember: it is written "chirp",
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| And it's pronounced "chivik"
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| Or "chilik", who is used to it!
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| Now let's read
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| Favorite children's books.
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| Reading with expression
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| The poem "Chizhik-Pyzhik".
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| For example, Chizh will go to the board ...
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| Well, why are you, my friend, silent?
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| - "Chizhik-Pyzhik! |
| Where have you been?"
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| And what's next, I forgot ...
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| But then the bell rang.
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| - Jump for now.
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| And who is hungry
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| The worm will freeze!
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| Now for natural science.
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| Let's write two tasks:
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| "Where the crumbs are collected"
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| And "How to save yourself from a cat."
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| Fine! |
| Finally
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| There will be singing today.
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| Everyone, even yellow-mouthed,
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| They sing with great eagerness.
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| Here is the best student
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| Separately in the picture:
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| He sang chirp chirp three times
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| Almost without hesitation!
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| But on this thread
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| Marked.
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| All fives.
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| Well done!
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| Fly home, chicks! |