| Song | Baking Bread-US |
| Artist | Cambridge Reading Adventures |
| Artist | Rickards |
| Artist | Lynne |
| Album | Baking Bread |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Written by Lynne Rickards | |
| P2 | |
| Bread comes in lots of different shapes and sizes. | |
| A loaf can be big or small. | |
| It can be round or square. | |
| It can even be long and thin. | |
| P4-5 | |
| In a bakery, the baker puts flour, water, yeast and salt into a big vat. | |
| The metal loop spins to mix it all into dough. | |
| The dough is ready. | |
| The baker puts flour on a table and cuts the dough into pieces. | |
| P6 | |
| The baker shapes the loaves and rolls them out. | |
| He puts the loaves on a tray and folds a cloth between them. | |
| P7 | |
| The cloth stops the loaves sticking together. | |
| Now the dough needs to rise. | |
| P8 | |
| The loaves grow big and fat. | |
| The baker pounds them down and rolls them out again. | |
| He cuts lines across the top of each loaf with a knife. | |
| P9 | |
| It’s time to bake the loaves. | |
| The oven is very big. | |
| It can bake lots of things at once. | |
| P10 | |
| Now the loaves are ready to eat. | |
| The loaves are called baguettes. | |
| P11 | |
| Not all bread is made in the same way. | |
| Naan bread is baked on the side of a tandoor oven. | |
| Tortillas are fried on a griddle. | |
| Bagels are boiled in water before baking. | |
| P12-13 | |
| Bread is made in different ways around the world. | |
| What kind of bread do you like best? | |
| sourdough | |
| popadam | |
| Arabic flatbread | |
| pretzel | |
| baguette | |
| injera | |
| rye bread | |
| Trukish bread | |
| ciabatta |
| Written by Lynne Rickards | |
| P2 | |
| Bread comes in lots of different shapes and sizes. | |
| A loaf can be big or small. | |
| It can be round or square. | |
| It can even be long and thin. | |
| P4-5 | |
| In a bakery, the baker puts flour, water, yeast and salt into a big vat. | |
| The metal loop spins to mix it all into dough. | |
| The dough is ready. | |
| The baker puts flour on a table and cuts the dough into pieces. | |
| P6 | |
| The baker shapes the loaves and rolls them out. | |
| He puts the loaves on a tray and folds a cloth between them. | |
| P7 | |
| The cloth stops the loaves sticking together. | |
| Now the dough needs to rise. | |
| P8 | |
| The loaves grow big and fat. | |
| The baker pounds them down and rolls them out again. | |
| He cuts lines across the top of each loaf with a knife. | |
| P9 | |
| It' s time to bake the loaves. | |
| The oven is very big. | |
| It can bake lots of things at once. | |
| P10 | |
| Now the loaves are ready to eat. | |
| The loaves are called baguettes. | |
| P11 | |
| Not all bread is made in the same way. | |
| Naan bread is baked on the side of a tandoor oven. | |
| Tortillas are fried on a griddle. | |
| Bagels are boiled in water before baking. | |
| P12-13 | |
| Bread is made in different ways around the world. | |
| What kind of bread do you like best? | |
| sourdough | |
| popadam | |
| Arabic flatbread | |
| pretzel | |
| baguette | |
| injera | |
| rye bread | |
| Trukish bread | |
| ciabatta |
| Written by Lynne Rickards | |
| P2 | |
| Bread comes in lots of different shapes and sizes. | |
| A loaf can be big or small. | |
| It can be round or square. | |
| It can even be long and thin. | |
| P4-5 | |
| In a bakery, the baker puts flour, water, yeast and salt into a big vat. | |
| The metal loop spins to mix it all into dough. | |
| The dough is ready. | |
| The baker puts flour on a table and cuts the dough into pieces. | |
| P6 | |
| The baker shapes the loaves and rolls them out. | |
| He puts the loaves on a tray and folds a cloth between them. | |
| P7 | |
| The cloth stops the loaves sticking together. | |
| Now the dough needs to rise. | |
| P8 | |
| The loaves grow big and fat. | |
| The baker pounds them down and rolls them out again. | |
| He cuts lines across the top of each loaf with a knife. | |
| P9 | |
| It' s time to bake the loaves. | |
| The oven is very big. | |
| It can bake lots of things at once. | |
| P10 | |
| Now the loaves are ready to eat. | |
| The loaves are called baguettes. | |
| P11 | |
| Not all bread is made in the same way. | |
| Naan bread is baked on the side of a tandoor oven. | |
| Tortillas are fried on a griddle. | |
| Bagels are boiled in water before baking. | |
| P12-13 | |
| Bread is made in different ways around the world. | |
| What kind of bread do you like best? | |
| sourdough | |
| popadam | |
| Arabic flatbread | |
| pretzel | |
| baguette | |
| injera | |
| rye bread | |
| Trukish bread | |
| ciabatta |