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Decodable Book #95 Paul’s Sauce Monday
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Paul likes to cook. He makes sauce. Because he likes it, he makes it a lot.
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Paul starts at dawn. He makes sauce all day. He yawns at night. But he still
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makes sauce.
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Paul uses sauce a lot. He mixes it with noodles and meat. That is fine.
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But Paul mixes sauce with cereal and raw beets. That tastes awful!
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Paul mixes his sauce with straw for the cows. Paul’s cat gets saucers of sauce.
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The cat has sauce on its paws!
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Paul makes jars and jars of sauce. I saw them in the basement and in his
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Decodable Book Gramps likes to Draw Tuesday
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Gramps likes to draw. Dennis likes to paint. Gramps draws hawks in the sky.
Dennis paints the hawks brown. Gramps draws a home and lawn.
Dennis paints the lawn green. Gramps draws the sun at dawn. Dennis paints the
dawn red.
Gramps draws a pumpkin and straw. Dennis paints the straw yellow. Gramps
draws Mom in a shawl.
Dennis paints the shawl blue. Mom likes what Gramps draws. Mom likes what
Dennis paints.
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Decodable Book #93 Mr. Daw Thought Wednesday
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Mr. Daw was so tired. He brought heavy loads of cheese into his shop all day
Mr. Daw could not rest. He was going into a concert hall. His daughter had
bought tickets.
Mr. Daw liked music, but he was tired. He fought to stay awake as he sat into his
seat.
Mr. Daw started to doze. His daughter sneezed into a cloth. He awoke. “Don’t
get caught sleeping!” he thought.
Mr. Daw started to tap his foot. “Tapping ought to keep me awake.” he
thought.
The concert ended with applause. “I am clapping for the music,” he thought.
“And because I stayed awake!”
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Decodable Book Paul and the Crab Thursday
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Paul hauled in fish after fish, but he never hauled in a crab.
“I am going to haul in
a crab today,” said Paul.
Soon something in his net caused it to become taut. Paul hauled it up on deck.
“Silly squid!” said Paul.
“I do not haul in crab today, it will be your fault!” Then once
again something in Paul’s net caused it to become taut. Paul hauled it up on deck.
“Silly sharks!” said Paul. “If I do not haul in a crab today,
it will be your fault!”
“I will haul in a crab if it’s the last thing I do,” said Paul.
Rain could not stop him.
Cold could not stop him.
Then finally something in Paul’s net caused it to become taut.
Paul pulled and
pulled but could not haul it in.
Then Paul hauled in a giant crab! “My friends Squid and Shark said you were
looking for me,” said the giant crab.
“No,” said Paul. “I did not mean to haul you in at all.”
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Decodable Book #94 At Dawn Friday
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I bought a book about birds. I looked for birds shown in my book. I could not find
one bird. It was the bunting.
Dawn is a good time to spot birds. My dad taught me that dawn is when birds
woke up.
I visited the woods every day before dawn. I brought my bird books. I looked for a
bunting.
I hid in the woods. I crawled in tall grass. I fought awful bugs. But I didn’t spot a
bunting.
In the fall, the bunting had to fly away. I had to spot a bunting before then.
It was the last day of August. I hid in deep grass. I thought birds could not see me.
I spotted a hawk.
The hawk flew in a low circle. Was it because of me? No, it was looking for food.
Small birds squawked and cawed. They saw the hawk. They did not wish to be
caught.
I saw a yellow finch and a blackbird. But I did not see a bunting.
Soon it was time to go. I felt sad because I had not spotted a bunting.
I paused and looked at the hood of my auto.
There sat a bright blue bunting I was in shock. I saw it at last!
I was happy as I drove home. But at home, I saw a second bunting on my lawn!
Then I saw a third bunting on my awning. I was ready for fall.
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