8542RB Reading for Me Level 5 Part A
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Imaginative<br />
The Painter<br />
Tammy was passionate about painting and being creative! She could think<br />
of nothing better than painting all day. Un<strong>for</strong>tunately, she also had to<br />
go to school and do other homework. In her free time, Tammy painted<br />
all sorts of things, from animals and landscapes to abstract creations,<br />
depending on her mood at the time.<br />
Her long brown plaits often had different coloured tips where they had<br />
dipped into her paint pots. Her tatty old jeans not only had holes but a<br />
variety of different coloured paint smudges. So did most of her<br />
T-shirts. Tammy painted everywhere; at her kitchen table, in<br />
the garden and at the park. Her favourite place to paint<br />
was the beach. She had an emerald-coloured satchel (in<br />
which she keep a palette, selection of paintbrushes, a<br />
notebook and a tin of watercolour paints). She would<br />
sling the bag over her shoulder and run to the beach<br />
with it.<br />
Sometimes, her friends would paint with her or<br />
just sit and chat whilst Tammy painted. But the<br />
majority of the time she was happy painting<br />
alone. At the beach, Tammy would<br />
collect pebbles and pieces of driftwood<br />
she could paint too. When she was<br />
out and about Tammy painted with<br />
watercolours (because they were<br />
easy to transport), but when she<br />
was at home Tammy would use<br />
all sorts of different paints.<br />
She also experimented using<br />
pastels, charcoal and pencil<br />
crayons.<br />
78 <strong>Reading</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Me</strong> <strong>Level</strong> 5 (<strong>Part</strong> A) 978-1-922843-64-7 R.I.C. Publications ® Prim-Ed Publishing