Gooney Bird And the Room Mother
Gooney Bird And the Room Mother
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It was the day before Thanksgiving vacation—the day of the pageant. The school janitor, Lester Furillo, had used masking tape to attach the mural to the wall of the multipurpose room, and he had set up folding chairs for the audience. At the back of the large room, a table covered with a yellow paper tablecloth held two large platters of cupcakes and two pitchers of lemonade.
"These cupcakes are spectacular!" Mrs. Pidgeon had said when she opened the boxes that held them. "Look at this! Little t...urkeys and Pilgrim hats on the frosting! How did she ever do that, Gooney Bird?" "She didn't do it," Gooney Bird replied. "You saw who brought them. You saw the name on the van. I think it's on the boxes too." "Creative Catering," Beanie read from the lid of one box.
"I thought the room mother was supposed to make the cupcakes herself," Tricia said.
Gooney Bird shook her head. "I just told her to provide cupcakes. Remember the dialogue from when I told the story about getting the room mother? She asked what the room mother had to do, and I said provide cupcakes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the day before Thanksgiving vacation—the day of the pageant. The school janitor, Lester Furillo, had used masking tape to attach the mural to the wall of the multipurpose room, and he had set up folding chairs for the audience. At the back of the large room, a table covered with a yellow paper tablecloth held two large platters of cupcakes and two pitchers of lemonade.
"These cupcakes are spectacular!" Mrs. Pidgeon had said when she opened the boxes that held them. "Look at this! Little t...urkeys and Pilgrim hats on the frosting! How did she ever do that, Gooney Bird?" "She didn't do it," Gooney Bird replied. "You saw who brought them. You saw the name on the van. I think it's on the boxes too." "Creative Catering," Beanie read from the lid of one box.
"I thought the room mother was supposed to make the cupcakes herself," Tricia said.
Gooney Bird shook her head. "I just told her to provide cupcakes. Remember the dialogue from when I told the story about getting the room mother? She asked what the room mother had to do, and I said provide cupcakes.
What to read after Gooney Bird And the Room Mother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Lowry to read onlineMoreLess
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