The tree house

TrTehee House

by Isabel Johnson
illustrated by Hector Borlasca

HOUGHTON MIFFLIN

The

Tree House

by Isabel Johnson
illustrated by Hector Borlasca

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I see a box.

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I see a kite.

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I see an umbrella.

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I see a ladder.

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I see a house!

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Responding

TARGET SKILL Story Structure
Where does this story take
place? What is the raccoon
doing?

Talk About It
Text to World Would you like
to build a tree house? Draw a
picture of one you would like.
Then use details to describe
what your tree house would
look like.

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WORDS TO KNOW

a see

TARGET SKILL Story Structure Tell
the setting, characters, and events
in a story.

TARGET STRATEGY Summarize
Stop to tell important events as
you read.
GENRE Fiction is a story that is
made up.

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Level: A
DRA: A
Genre:
Fiction
Strategy:
Summarize
Skill:
Story Structure
Word Count: 20

K.2.10

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