Anna On the Farm
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First Anna washes the breakfast dishes, and then she helps her aunt make peach preserves. It's a hot job, but Aunt Aggie promises Anna she will give her three jars to take home with her.
"Each time you spread peach preserves on your breakfast toast, you'll remember your week on the farm," Aunt Aggie says.
When all the peaches are sealed up in Mason jars with tight lids, Aunt Aggie tells Anna she needs a few things from Mr. Buell's Store—a pound of sugar, a half pound of coffee, a pound of flour,... and six lemons. She gives Anna a list and two dollars.
"Take Theodore with you," Aunt Aggie says. "There should be enough left over to treat yourselves to peppermint sticks or licorice." Anna slips the money into her overall pocket and runs outside to find Theodore. He has just finished weeding the garden.
"Aunt Aggie wants us to go to the store," Anna tells him. "We can get candy with the change." Theodore grins and throws down the hoe. The two of them set off down the lane to the road.
After a few minutes, Anna gets a funny idea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First Anna washes the breakfast dishes, and then she helps her aunt make peach preserves. It's a hot job, but Aunt Aggie promises Anna she will give her three jars to take home with her.
"Each time you spread peach preserves on your breakfast toast, you'll remember your week on the farm," Aunt Aggie says.
When all the peaches are sealed up in Mason jars with tight lids, Aunt Aggie tells Anna she needs a few things from Mr. Buell's Store—a pound of sugar, a half pound of coffee, a pound of flour,... and six lemons. She gives Anna a list and two dollars.
"Take Theodore with you," Aunt Aggie says. "There should be enough left over to treat yourselves to peppermint sticks or licorice." Anna slips the money into her overall pocket and runs outside to find Theodore. He has just finished weeding the garden.
"Aunt Aggie wants us to go to the store," Anna tells him. "We can get candy with the change." Theodore grins and throws down the hoe. The two of them set off down the lane to the road.
After a few minutes, Anna gets a funny idea.
What to read after Anna On the Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Downing Hahn to read onlineMoreLess
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