Stories to Tell to Children; Fifty One Stories With Some Suggestions for Telling
Stories to Tell to Children; Fifty One Stories With Some Suggestions for Telling
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Field Mouse ran to the root and poked his nose under after the acorn, and there he saw a small round hole in the ground. He slipped through and saw some stairs going down into the earth.
The acorn was rolling down, with a soft tapping sound, ahead of him, so down he went too. Down, down, down, rolled the acorn, and down, down, down, went the Field Mouse, until suddenly he saw a tiny door at the foot of the stairs.
The shiny acorn rolled to the door and struck against it with a tap. Quickly the ...little door opened and the acorn rolled inside. The Field Mouse hurried as fast as he could down the last stairs, and pushed through just as the door was closing. It shut behind him, and he was in a little room. And there, before him, stood a queer little Red Man! He had a little red cap, and a little red jacket, and odd little red shoes with points at the toes.
"You are my prisoner," he said to the Field Mouse.
y Google ADVENTDBES OF THE FIELD MOUSE 51 "What for i^* said the Field Mouse.
"Because joa tried to steal my acorn/' said the little Red Man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Field Mouse ran to the root and poked his nose under after the acorn, and there he saw a small round hole in the ground. He slipped through and saw some stairs going down into the earth.
The acorn was rolling down, with a soft tapping sound, ahead of him, so down he went too. Down, down, down, rolled the acorn, and down, down, down, went the Field Mouse, until suddenly he saw a tiny door at the foot of the stairs.
The shiny acorn rolled to the door and struck against it with a tap. Quickly the ...little door opened and the acorn rolled inside. The Field Mouse hurried as fast as he could down the last stairs, and pushed through just as the door was closing. It shut behind him, and he was in a little room. And there, before him, stood a queer little Red Man! He had a little red cap, and a little red jacket, and odd little red shoes with points at the toes.
"You are my prisoner," he said to the Field Mouse.
y Google ADVENTDBES OF THE FIELD MOUSE 51 "What for i^* said the Field Mouse.
"Because joa tried to steal my acorn/' said the little Red Man.
What to read after Stories to Tell to Children; Fifty One Stories With Some Suggestions for Telling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryant Sara Cone to read onlineMoreLess
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