Dingoes At Dinnertime
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She landed ten feet away from Jack, Annie, Teddy, and Joey.
They all were still for a moment, as if they all were holding their breath.
Then Joey tried to jump out of Jack’s backpack.
“Hold on,” said Jack.
He put his pack on the ground.
The little kangaroo leaped out.
He leaped again … then again … and dived headfirst into his mother’s pouch!
Joey turned himself over inside the pouch. Then he peeked out at Jack and Annie.
“Yay!” said Jack and Annie together. They laughed and clapped with relief....
“He looks happy to be home,” said Annie.
“His mother looks happy, too,” said Jack.
The mother kangaroo was gazing down at her joey. She patted his head with her small paws.
Then she looked at Jack and Annie with soft eyes.
“She’s saying thank you to us,” Annie said.
“You’re welcome,” Jack said.
“It was no problem,” Annie told the kangaroo. “You have a great joey.”
The kangaroo gave a little nod. Then she bent over and used a front paw to pick up a small piece of bark from the wet grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She landed ten feet away from Jack, Annie, Teddy, and Joey.
They all were still for a moment, as if they all were holding their breath.
Then Joey tried to jump out of Jack’s backpack.
“Hold on,” said Jack.
He put his pack on the ground.
The little kangaroo leaped out.
He leaped again … then again … and dived headfirst into his mother’s pouch!
Joey turned himself over inside the pouch. Then he peeked out at Jack and Annie.
“Yay!” said Jack and Annie together. They laughed and clapped with relief....
“He looks happy to be home,” said Annie.
“His mother looks happy, too,” said Jack.
The mother kangaroo was gazing down at her joey. She patted his head with her small paws.
Then she looked at Jack and Annie with soft eyes.
“She’s saying thank you to us,” Annie said.
“You’re welcome,” Jack said.
“It was no problem,” Annie told the kangaroo. “You have a great joey.”
The kangaroo gave a little nod. Then she bent over and used a front paw to pick up a small piece of bark from the wet grass.
What to read after Dingoes At Dinnertime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Pope Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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