How to Read A Story

Front

Why did the author write the passage?

Back

to tell what steps to take when reading a story

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Front

What is Step 1?

Back

Find A Story

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Front

What is important to remember in Step 2 when you "Find A Reading Buddy"?

Back

There are many different types of reading buddies.

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Front

shade (The passage talks about how trees shade us from the sun.)

Back

cover

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Front

How can you find out about the book?

Back

read the title

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Front

In Step 5 when you "Open The Book" you should always remember to do what?

Back

Read the story in a loud and clear voice.

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Front

In Step 8, what should you do when there are words you don't know?

Back

Sound them out or look at pictures.

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Front

What does the author say to do if you need a break?

Back

pause for a minute

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Front

What is Step 9 mostly about?

Back

what to do during exciting parts

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Front

What does the author tell you to say when the book is over?

Back

"The End."

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