The Tale of Peter Rabbit
by Beatrix Potter · Peter Rabbit series · Grade K-2 · Ages Ages 3-7
Peter Rabbit is a curious little bunny whose mother warns him to stay out of Mr. McGregor’s garden. But while his sisters go to pick blackberries, Peter sneaks toward the garden full of tasty vegetables.
Key vocabulary
Playful trouble or naughty behavior. Peter gets into mischief when he does something he was told not to do.
Small crunchy vegetables that grow in the ground. They can taste a little spicy.
A green leafy herb used to add flavor to food. It often looks like tiny, curly leaves.
A small round fruit that grows on a bush. It can taste sweet or sour.
A tiny berry that grows in bunches. Currants can be red, black, or white.
A small flower often used to make calming tea. It is also spelled “chamomile.”
Begged or asked very strongly. If you implore someone, you really, really want them to listen.
To use a lot of effort or strength. You might exert yourself when you run fast or climb a hill.