B4

'It's a perfect day for a picnic', said Mr. Wolf. 'Do you think you could pack us a lunch?'

'I certainly could', said Mrs.  Wolf.
So the decision was made.

 MAKE

B5

But once she and Mr. Wolf and their son and daughter were out in the summer woods, they could not / couldn’t findthe right spot.

 CAN NOT

B6

One picnic spot was too shady, another was too sunny and hot. The third had no wild flowers around it.

 THREE

B7

And when at last they found one with all those things, Mrs. Wolf cried, 'Oh, but here there's no water. Surely we can find a better spot than this one.'       

 GOOD

B8

When it was lunchtime, everyone was very hungry. At last the children cried: 'Please hurry up and choose a picnic place.'

'Yes, please, do.' Mr. Wolf said. 'This basket is so heavy.'

 CHILD

B9

'All right,' agreed Mrs. Wolf. 'Let us just go round the next turn in the path - and there we will eat.'

 WE

B10

So they went around the turn and soon came into their own back yard! Mr. Wolf quickly put down his basket. 'It's a perfect spot for a picnic,' he said looking around with a smile. 'Chairs, and a table, and a pool - and a beautiful flower garden!' And they decided to have picnics there all summer long.

 LOOK