No Talking
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Then Mrs. Lenox pointed at the symbol for a whole rest. “And how many beats for this one?”
Ellen tapped out four beats. “Just say ‘four beats,’ dear.”
Ellen smiled and tapped four times, and then pointed at her mouth and shook her head.
“What?” asked Mrs. Lenox.
Again Ellen pointed at her mouth and shook her head.
“Your lips? Something about your lips?” asked the teacher. “Just tell me, dear.”
Ellen smiled and shook her head. Then she lifted the flute to her lips and played the piece again, and ...this time she read all the rests perfectly.
Her teacher nodded, smiled, and then turned the page to the next piece. Before Ellen began to play, Mrs. Lenox pointed at each rest, and Ellen tapped out the right number of beats. The teacher nodded, and Ellen began to play.
When she finished, Mrs. Lenox smiled, pointed at the start of the piece, picked up her own flute, nodded, and they played the whole piece again as a duet.
Neither of them said a word for the rest of the lesson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Mrs. Lenox pointed at the symbol for a whole rest. “And how many beats for this one?”
Ellen tapped out four beats. “Just say ‘four beats,’ dear.”
Ellen smiled and tapped four times, and then pointed at her mouth and shook her head.
“What?” asked Mrs. Lenox.
Again Ellen pointed at her mouth and shook her head.
“Your lips? Something about your lips?” asked the teacher. “Just tell me, dear.”
Ellen smiled and shook her head. Then she lifted the flute to her lips and played the piece again, and ...this time she read all the rests perfectly.
Her teacher nodded, smiled, and then turned the page to the next piece. Before Ellen began to play, Mrs. Lenox pointed at each rest, and Ellen tapped out the right number of beats. The teacher nodded, and Ellen began to play.
When she finished, Mrs. Lenox smiled, pointed at the start of the piece, picked up her own flute, nodded, and they played the whole piece again as a duet.
Neither of them said a word for the rest of the lesson.
What to read after No Talking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Clements to read onlineMoreLess
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