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STAR<br />
STORY<br />
2<br />
The junk shed cubby<br />
Fletcher and Blain were in the backyard training for their<br />
next cricket match.<br />
Fletcher hit the ball very hard. Slap! It sailed high from his<br />
cricket bat. Clunk! The ball got stuck in the trunk of the tall<br />
oak tree.<br />
‘Hurry up and get it down,’ called Blain as he joined<br />
Fletcher at the tree.<br />
‘It is very high!’ sighed Fletcher. ‘We will need to get a<br />
ladder from the shed.’<br />
The pals set off to fetch the ladder. But when he peered at<br />
the junk in the shed, Fletcher had a better plan. ‘We could<br />
make a cubby in the oak tree,’ he told Blain.<br />
Blain looked into the shed, too. He could see an old<br />
wooden ladder and lots of planks. He could see a long<br />
strip of black cloth, a roll of cord, and a long chain. ‘This is<br />
just what we need!’ the pals said with glee.<br />
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Back at the tree, Fletcher joined the ladder to the thick<br />
tree trunk with the chain. Clink, clank! Bit by bit, Blain<br />
nailed on the planks for the platform. Then, the pals fixed<br />
the cloth to the branches with the cord to form the cubby.<br />
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Fletcher and Blain sat in the cubby. The cricket ball was<br />
still stuck in the tree, but that did not matter to Fletcher or<br />
Blain. They were happy with their new cubby.<br />
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STAR STRATEGY DECODABLE WORKBOOK (GREEN) 978-1-922843-98-2 R.I.C. Publications®/Prim-Ed Publishing
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