Teaching Reading in Ten Cities
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Part II.
"Must we stay here always?" said one.
"I should like to see outside," said another.
"We shall get so hard," said a third.
"Let's run away," said the fourth.
The fifth little pea said nothing.
The sun shone and the rain fell.
Soon the pod began to turn yellow and the peas began to turn yellow.
"All the world is turning yellow," said they.
38 Part III.
A boy came along.
He picked the pod and put the pods in his pocket.
"Here are five peas for my shooter," said he.
By and by he shot one.
..." Here I go," it said. " Shall I never stop ? " Soon it fell and rolled under a leaf.
The boy shot another.
"Up I go ! I shall never stop." But it too fell and rolled away.
Part IV.
The third fell as he Avas about to put it in his shootc r.
The fourth fell into a gutter.
It lay in the water.
It swelled and swelled.
It thought there was never a pea so large.
But what became of the fifth — the little one that said nothing?
It fell in a crack by a window.
It lay in some moss and earth a long time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Part II.
"Must we stay here always?" said one.
"I should like to see outside," said another.
"We shall get so hard," said a third.
"Let's run away," said the fourth.
The fifth little pea said nothing.
The sun shone and the rain fell.
Soon the pod began to turn yellow and the peas began to turn yellow.
"All the world is turning yellow," said they.
38 Part III.
A boy came along.
He picked the pod and put the pods in his pocket.
"Here are five peas for my shooter," said he.
By and by he shot one.
..." Here I go," it said. " Shall I never stop ? " Soon it fell and rolled under a leaf.
The boy shot another.
"Up I go ! I shall never stop." But it too fell and rolled away.
Part IV.
The third fell as he Avas about to put it in his shootc r.
The fourth fell into a gutter.
It lay in the water.
It swelled and swelled.
It thought there was never a pea so large.
But what became of the fifth — the little one that said nothing?
It fell in a crack by a window.
It lay in some moss and earth a long time.
What to read after Teaching Reading in Ten Cities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kellogg, Eva D., Editor to read onlineMoreLess
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