How to Read a Story

What kind of reading buddy should you find?

• A good one.

• A bad one.

• A quiet one.

• A loud one.

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What should you do to make sure your buddy can see the pictures while you read?

• Hold the book so your buddy can see the pictures.

• Read the book silently.

• Close the book.

• Turn off the lights.

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What should you do when you get to the exciting parts of a story?

• Make your voice sound exciting.

• Make your voice sound boring.

• Whisper quietly.

• Stop reading.

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Where is your favorite spot to read?

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If there are words you don't know, try sounding them out or looking at the pictures to see what makes _____.

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When the book is over, say,_______.

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