Learning to Read a Manual for Teachers
Learning to Read a Manual for Teachers
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I know how to take care of the cows and sheep, " said Boy Blue.
Farmer Brown went off to town and for some time Boy Blue watched the cows and sheep. Toward noon the sheep were nibbling the grass quietly and most of the cows were asleep in the shade. The rest were standing in the brook under the tall trees. None of them had tried to run away.
" These cows and sheep are so good and quiet, " thought Boy Blue, " I need not stand here watching them. I will sit down in the shade of the big haycock. "... But alas and alas ! He had been sitting there only a short time when his head began to nod — nod — nod and soon he was fast asleep!
At noon Farmer Brown got back from town and the first thing he saw was — the sheep eating the grass in the meadow ! And the second thing he saw was — the cows trampling down the young corn ! Then he looked for Boy Blue, but no Boy Blue could he see. " Little Boy Blue, Come blow your horn, " he called. But no Boy Blue answered him. Again he called, " Little Boy Blue, Come blow your horn, The sheep are in the meadow, The cows are in the corn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know how to take care of the cows and sheep, " said Boy Blue.
Farmer Brown went off to town and for some time Boy Blue watched the cows and sheep. Toward noon the sheep were nibbling the grass quietly and most of the cows were asleep in the shade. The rest were standing in the brook under the tall trees. None of them had tried to run away.
" These cows and sheep are so good and quiet, " thought Boy Blue, " I need not stand here watching them. I will sit down in the shade of the big haycock. "... But alas and alas ! He had been sitting there only a short time when his head began to nod — nod — nod and soon he was fast asleep!
At noon Farmer Brown got back from town and the first thing he saw was — the sheep eating the grass in the meadow ! And the second thing he saw was — the cows trampling down the young corn ! Then he looked for Boy Blue, but no Boy Blue could he see. " Little Boy Blue, Come blow your horn, " he called. But no Boy Blue answered him. Again he called, " Little Boy Blue, Come blow your horn, The sheep are in the meadow, The cows are in the corn.
What to read after Learning to Read a Manual for Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank E Frank Ellsworth Spaulding to read onlineMoreLess
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