W8488PR-Learn from Home Workbook 1

Teeny-Tiny – 1
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Read the fairy tale.
Once upon a time in a teeny-tiny village in a teeny-tiny house, there
lived a teeny-tiny woman.
One day, the teeny-tiny woman put on her teeny-tiny bonnet to go for a
teeny-tiny walk. After a teeny-tiny while, the teeny-tiny
woman came to a teeny-tiny gate. The
teeny-tiny woman opened the teeny-tiny
gate. She went into a teeny-tiny graveyard. The
teeny-tiny woman saw a teeny-tiny grave. On the
teeny-tiny grave, the teeny-tiny woman saw a
teeny-tiny bone.
‘This will make some teeny-tiny soup for my
teeny-tiny supper’, she said. She picked up the
teeny-tiny bone and put it in her teeny-tiny pocket and went home.
When the teeny-tiny woman had been asleep for a teeny-tiny time, a
teeny-tiny voice spoke from the teeny-tiny cupboard.
‘Give me my bone!’ it said.
The teeny-tiny woman was scared. She hid her teeny-tiny head under
the teeny-tiny blankets and went to sleep. After a teeny-tiny time, the
teeny-tiny woman heard the teeny-tiny voice again.
‘Give me my bone!’ it said in a louder voice.
The teeny-tiny woman hid under the teeny-tiny blankets and went to
sleep. After a teeny-tiny time, the teeny-tiny voice in the teeny-tiny
cupboard spoke again.
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‘Give me my bone!’ it said in a much louder voice.
The teeny-tiny woman put her head out of the teeny-tiny blankets and
said in her loudest teeny-tiny voice, ‘TAKE IT!’
My learning log When I read this fairy tale, I could read: all of it. most of it. parts of it.
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