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When he goi to the shed, he took out his key, unlocked the door, picked up his buckets, and went inside... Every day, when Mickey went to the shed, more and more peanuts were missing.. A

ke akes care of all the animals in the zoo

gs them food when they are hungry.

He keeps the zoo very clean

Every morning, Mickey the Zookeeper wokes up very early

and gets out of bed

and puts on his clothes

He washes his face

Then he takes two buckets and goes to the shed

to get breakfast for the animals

Mickey keeps the animals’ food in the shed.

When Mickey gets to the shed, he takes a key out of his pocket

and unlocks the door a the shed

One very cold morning, Mickey the Zookeeper woke up early and got out of bed

He washed his face, put on his clothes, took two buckets,

and went to the shed—just as he always did

When he goi to the shed, he took out his key, unlocked the door, picked up his buckets, and went inside

Every day, when Mickey went to the shed, more and more peanuts were missing

There’s athiefinthe zoo! ~

I'm going to call a detective ,

Mickey went to the telephone to call a detective

The detective would find out who was taking the peanuts

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Mickey called Detective Goofy on the telephone

Hello, is this Detective Goofy?

This is the zookeeper

I’m calling from the zoo

about the missing peanuts

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After he talked to the zookeeper, Detective Goofy started to pack his bag

Willl need a hammer?

Will lneed a lock and some keys?

I might You never know

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When youre q detective,

you never know exactly

what you'll need!

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As soon as Goofy packed his bag,

he put on his hat and hurried off to the zoo

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As soon as Detective Goofy got to the zoo,

he started to ask the zookeeper questions

LÍ | (How do you get inside the shed?

Wait! You need this key

to open the door

What a very strange mystery!

Detective Goofy looked

all over the shed for clues

Aha! A clue!

Goofy showed the hole to Mickey Since the door was always locked

and since Mickey had the only key,

the thief couldn’t have come in through the door

The thief must have come in

through this hole!

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Mickey and Goofy ran outside Goofy found another clue—

empty peanut shells on the ground

While Mickey and Goofy were looking at the peanut shells,

along came Chip and Dale They asked Mickey and Goofy

what they were doing

What are you doing?

That sounds like fun! May we help?

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Mickey brought the animals to the shed

He had them stand in line by the hole

Goofy’s plan was very simple

He would have each animal try to reach the peanuts

through the hole

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can reach the peanuts

must be the thief!

One by one, the animals tried to reach the peanuts

The zebra tried, but he couldn’t reach the peanuts

The bear tried, but he couldn't reach them, either

And neither could the hippo

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But his trunk wasn’t thin enough

He couldn’t reach the peanuts

The monkey tried to reach the peanuts with his long arm

But his arm wasn't long enough

He couldn't reach the peanuts, either

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The giraffe had a very long neck

But he couldn’t get his head through the hole

His head wasn’t small enough

The kangaroo had a very long tail

But her tail wasn’t long enough or thin enough

She couldn't reach the peanuts, either

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If it couldn’t have been the elephant or the monkey

or the giraffe or the kangaroo, then who could it have been?

Mickey and Goofy didn't know

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Detective Goofy had another plan He unpacked his bag

He took out the hammer, the nails, the ball of string,

the bell, and the can of blue paint

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Goofy hammered the nails into the wall

He tied one end ofthe string to the bell

He tied the other end of the string to the peanut bag

When the thief comes through the hole,

he’ll walk on the string, and the bell will fall

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: Then Goofy went outside

He poured blue paint in front of the hole

Goofy went back into the shed to wait for the thief

He took the pillow and the blanket out of his bag

and put them on the floor Then he blew out the candle

and went to sleep

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That night, the thief came to the shed

Very slowly, very quietly, he started to go through the hole

Goofy ran out of the shed after the thief

But he was too late! The thief was gone

But the thief left another clue—eight footprints in the blue paint

While Goofy was looking at the footprints, along came Chip and Dale again

’'m looking

at these footprints—

4, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

The thief must have eight feet! ,

(What are you looking at?)

Goofy ran to wake up Mickey

Mickey took Goofy to see the octopus

The octopus was swimming

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Goofy took the peanut bag and went into the water

He tried and tried to give the octopus a peanut

But the octopus wouldn’t take the peanut

Goofy got out of the water He was very angry

The octopus hates peanuts

The octopus can’t be the thief

Then who can it be?

As Mickey and Goofy were walking back to the shed,

they passed two bears In the snow were eight footprints

7 Look Those two bears

just made eight footprints

There could have been

two thieves!

Two thieves! Who could they be? Goofy thought and thouớj

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Goofy made Chip show him his feet

Where did you

hide the peanuts?

Chip and Dale took Goofy to their underground nest

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Goofy looked into the nest There they were—

all the missing peanuts!

Chip and Dale brought all the peanuts back to Mickey

Why did you

take the peanuts?

Mickey gave Chip and Dale a broom He made them his helpers

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Every doy, the zookeeper's new helpers helped the zookeeper

clean up the zoo They swept up all the empty peanut shells

that people threw on the ground

Assoonas they finished, they went back to Mickey

Mickey gave them all the peanuts they could eat!

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Chip and Dale ate their peanuts with all the other animals

For all the other animals loved peanuts, too!

dL SING 4LONG: J 91,

Good Night

Good night, good night

Look out the window — the stars are bright

The sun was sleepy and went to bed, And now the mocn is shining instead

So go to sleep, And when the night is done, You'll look out the window and you will see

A new day has begun!

You'll say good morning to the sun, But now let’s say good night

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Mickey the Zookeeper

Every morning, Mickey the Zookeeper

Wakes up early and gets out of bed

He washes his face and puts on his clothes —

Then takes two buckets and goes to the shed

To get breakfast for the animals —

The animals that live in the zoo

For every morning, the animals All eat a big breakfast the same as we do

Every morning, Mickey the Zookeeper Takes out his key and unlocks the door

He picks up the buckets and walks right inside And fills them with peanuts from bags on the floor

As breakfast for the animals — The animals that live in the zoo

For every morning, the animals

All eat a big breakfast the same as we do

One cold morning, Mickey the Zookeeper

Woke up early and got out of bed

He washed his face and put on his clothes - Then took two buckets and went to the shed

To get breakfast for the animals

That cold morning, Mickey the Zookeeper Took out his key and unlocked the door

He picked up the buckets and walked right inside

And What?!

Someone had opened the bags on the floor!

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Mickey’s Story

Every morning, yes, every morning,

| wake up early and get out of bed

| wash my face and put on my clothes —

Then take two buckets and go to the shed

To get breakfast for the animals

Every morning, yes, every morning,

| take out my key and unlock the door

| pick up the buckets and walk right inside

And fill them with peanuts from bags on the floor

As breakfast for the animals

One cold morning, yes, one cold morning,

| woke up early and got out of bed

| washed my face and put on my clothes —

Then took two buckets and went to the shed

To get breakfast for the animals

That cold morning, yes, that cold morning,

| took out my key and unlocked the door

| picked up the buckets and walked right inside

And

Someone had opened the bags on the floor!

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When You’re a Detective

When you're a detective, you never know

Exactly what you'll need

You never, never know, (No!) You never, never know (No, no!) You never, never know what you will need!

You might need a hammer and nails

You might need a lemon or two

You might need a big ball of string

You might need some paint that is blue

You might need a horn or a drum

You might need a bell or a clock

You might need a cup or a brush,

You might need a chain and a lock

You might need a very warm blanket

You might need a big piece of cheese

You might need a very soft pillow

You might need a big ring of keys

You might need a very loud whistle You might need a towel and soap

You might need a very big feather You might need a long piece of rope

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A Very Strange Mystery

Now, where do you keep the peanuts?

In this shed

In this shed Hmm, | see

And how do you get inside the shed?

Through this door

And how do you open up the door?

With this key

And where are all the peanuts?

In these bags on the floor

Aha! Now tell me once more

| keep the peanuts in this shed

| get inside through the door

| open the door with this key

The peanut bags are on the floor

| think | see

| think | see

Oh, what a very, very strange mystery!

You keep the peanuts

in this shed

You get inside

through the door

You open the door

with this key

The peanut bags are

on the floor

And no one else has a key?

No, only me!

Oh, what a very, very strange

what a very, very strange

What a very, very strange mystery!

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Who Took the Peanuts?

Who, who, who took the peanuts?

Who, who, who took the peanuts?

Who, who, who took the peanuts?

| will soon know

Who, who, who took the peanuts,

Who, who, who took the peanuts,

Who, who, who took the peanuts,

| will soon know who!

Who Took the Peanuts? Who, who, who took the peanuts?

Who, who, who took the peanuts? Who, who, who took the peanuts? Can you tell me who?

Could it have been the elephant?

The elephant?

The elephant?

No, it couldn’t have been the elephant,

So can you tell me

It couldn’t have been the giraffe

Or the monkey or the kangaroo

It couldn’t nave been tne elephant

So | can’t tell you

Who, who, who took the peanuts, Who, who, who took the peanuts, Who, who, who took the peanuts

| can’t tell you who!

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elephant monkey

giraffe

kangaroo

Quietly, Slowly, Carefully The Octopus

Then suddenly, he fell on the string,

Which made the bell ring —

Ding! Dong! Ding! —

And crash to the floor!

He waited no more,

But ran outside

And tried to hide

Very quickly

And quietly

The octopus has eight long legs

That he moves as he swims through

the water

The octopus has eight long legs

That he moves as he swims all day The octopus doesn’t work

The octopus doesn't play

He swims around and around and around

Then he turns and swims the other way!

The octopus loves to swim,

So that’s what he does all day

That's what he does all day!

You Took the Peanuts!

You, you, you took the peanuts!

You, you, you took the peanuts!

You, you, you took the peanuts!

You, you, you took the peanuts!

| know it was you!

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The Zookeeper’s Helpers

Every day, the zookeeper’s helpers Help the zookeeper clean up the zoo They sweep up the peanut shells with a

big broom And hurry to finish, for after they do They eat peanuts with the animals — The animals that live in the zoo For all of the other animals

Love to eat peanuts as much as they do!

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