The Clue in the Recycling Bin (2010)
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Wickett left the recycling center and went home. Violet noticed that Mrs. Wickett was smiling.
Just as the children finished hauling the last of the boxes into the center and sorting the recycling, they heard a huge boom of thunder.
“Uh-oh,” said Jessie. “I don’t think we can walk home before the rain comes.” Even as Jessie spoke, droplets of rain began to fall from the sky.
Kayla came running up to them. “Better get into my studio,” she said. “It’s going to pour!”
As the children ran toward the... studio with Kayla, they saw Chad running there, too.
Kayla and the Aldens ran into the small shed. Chad ducked into the studio right behind them.
In just that short time, the rain turned from droplets to a heavy downpour.
“It might rain all day,” Chad said. “I can give you kids a ride home.”
“No, thank you,” said Henry. “We’ll wait for our Grandfather to get home and pick us up.”
“Oh, you shouldn’t have to wait all day,” said Kayla. “I’ll take you home in my van.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wickett left the recycling center and went home. Violet noticed that Mrs. Wickett was smiling.
Just as the children finished hauling the last of the boxes into the center and sorting the recycling, they heard a huge boom of thunder.
“Uh-oh,” said Jessie. “I don’t think we can walk home before the rain comes.” Even as Jessie spoke, droplets of rain began to fall from the sky.
Kayla came running up to them. “Better get into my studio,” she said. “It’s going to pour!”
As the children ran toward the... studio with Kayla, they saw Chad running there, too.
Kayla and the Aldens ran into the small shed. Chad ducked into the studio right behind them.
In just that short time, the rain turned from droplets to a heavy downpour.
“It might rain all day,” Chad said. “I can give you kids a ride home.”
“No, thank you,” said Henry. “We’ll wait for our Grandfather to get home and pick us up.”
“Oh, you shouldn’t have to wait all day,” said Kayla. “I’ll take you home in my van.”
What to read after The Clue in the Recycling Bin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Chandler Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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