Horrible Harry And the Holidaze
Horrible Harry And the Holidaze
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Although I couldn’t hear what they were saying, I noticed Harry’s eyebrows. They kept sinking lower and lower as he was talking to the teacher. It made him look mad, then sad. When it was Miss Mackle’s turn to talk, Harry listened. Slowly he lifted his eyebrows higher and higher. None of us found out until later what it was all about.
The next day, Ida was really excited because her mom was coming to school.
At one o’clock, Miss Mackle introduced her. “Boys and girls, welcome Mrs. Burrell!”
Ever...yone looked at Ida’s mom. She was holding a large basket and wearing a turban, big gold earrings, and a long dress. “Hi, boys and girls,” she said cheerfully.
Ida popped out of her seat and proudly stood next to her mom. “Kwanzaa is a celebration of our African American heritage and our future,” Mrs. Burrell explained. “Dr. Maulana Karenga created Kwanzaa in 1966.”
“This is going to be fun,” Ida said. “Can I start now, Mom?”
“Yes,” her mother answered.
Ida pulled a flag out of the basket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although I couldn’t hear what they were saying, I noticed Harry’s eyebrows. They kept sinking lower and lower as he was talking to the teacher. It made him look mad, then sad. When it was Miss Mackle’s turn to talk, Harry listened. Slowly he lifted his eyebrows higher and higher. None of us found out until later what it was all about.
The next day, Ida was really excited because her mom was coming to school.
At one o’clock, Miss Mackle introduced her. “Boys and girls, welcome Mrs. Burrell!”
Ever...yone looked at Ida’s mom. She was holding a large basket and wearing a turban, big gold earrings, and a long dress. “Hi, boys and girls,” she said cheerfully.
Ida popped out of her seat and proudly stood next to her mom. “Kwanzaa is a celebration of our African American heritage and our future,” Mrs. Burrell explained. “Dr. Maulana Karenga created Kwanzaa in 1966.”
“This is going to be fun,” Ida said. “Can I start now, Mom?”
“Yes,” her mother answered.
Ida pulled a flag out of the basket.
What to read after Horrible Harry And the Holidaze?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzy Kline to read onlineMoreLess
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