The Overall Boys : a First Reader
The Overall Boys : a First Reader
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They climbed trees.
They peeped into birds' nests.
They played with the squirrels.
They went swimming in the river.
They rode in their canoe.
They went fishing.
They played hide-and-seek among the trees.
They hunted for dry wood.
They built camp fires.
They slept every night in their tents.
They lived in the woods a whole week.
Then they went home.
And mamma said they looked just like four little brown Indians.
Down by the Ocean 44 The Overall Boys " What a big, big ocean / " Jack: Don't be afr...aid, Ted.
The water won't hurt you.
Ted: I am not afraid, Jack.
But what a big, big ocean it is !
Tim: I should like to know where all the water comes from.
Joe: I know where it comes from.
Ted: Where, Joe? Please tell us.
Joe: It comes from the rain and the rivers.
Down by the Ocean 45 Tim: But how does so much water get right here?
Joe: Why, some of it is taken up in clouds on the other side of the world. The wind blows the clouds until they reach our ocean. Then the rain falls.
Jack: Yes, and some of the water sinks into the ground very far away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They climbed trees.
They peeped into birds' nests.
They played with the squirrels.
They went swimming in the river.
They rode in their canoe.
They went fishing.
They played hide-and-seek among the trees.
They hunted for dry wood.
They built camp fires.
They slept every night in their tents.
They lived in the woods a whole week.
Then they went home.
And mamma said they looked just like four little brown Indians.
Down by the Ocean 44 The Overall Boys " What a big, big ocean / " Jack: Don't be afr...aid, Ted.
The water won't hurt you.
Ted: I am not afraid, Jack.
But what a big, big ocean it is !
Tim: I should like to know where all the water comes from.
Joe: I know where it comes from.
Ted: Where, Joe? Please tell us.
Joe: It comes from the rain and the rivers.
Down by the Ocean 45 Tim: But how does so much water get right here?
Joe: Why, some of it is taken up in clouds on the other side of the world. The wind blows the clouds until they reach our ocean. Then the rain falls.
Jack: Yes, and some of the water sinks into the ground very far away.
What to read after The Overall Boys : a First Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grover Eulalie Osgood to read onlineMoreLess
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