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    Jay goes down the slide.

    Jay takes a bath.

    Jay puts on his shoes.

    Jay eats an apple.

    Jay is reading a book in class.

    Jay plays on the swings.

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    ces. Then, we can put the pictures in

    order to tell a sto

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    we can tell this sto

    ry. We’ll pick the o

    rder we

    like best. Then you can retell the sto

    ry.

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    305

  • Jay goes down the slide.Jay puts on his sho

    es.

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    Jay is reading a book in class.

    Jay plays on the swings.

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    raciones. Luego,

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    Este cuento se puede narrar de diferentes maneras. Vam

    os a escoger la que m

    ás nos guste.

    Jay takes a bath.

    306

    © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill

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    © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Piggy Is Messy

  • “Piggy!” shout Bunnyand D

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    is so messy and dirty!”

    36

    © Macmillan/McGraw-HillPiggy Is Messy

  • “Gol

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    © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Piggy Is Messy

  • Bunny finds smelly jelly.

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    cans. They toss them out.

    38

    Billy wipes a m

    uddy bat. H

    e cleans a sticky key. Piggy is happy. The tim

    e flies by.

    39

    © Macmillan/McGraw-HillPiggy Is Messy

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    © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill So Many Penguins

  • What

    Are

    Penguins?

    Penguins are birds that cannot fly. Penguins stand and w

    alk on their little feet.

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    uin

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    here they live. H

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    ore penguins.

    Where do you think these

    penguins live?

    15

    © Macmillan/McGraw-HillSo Many Penguins

  • Soon

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    14

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    3

    © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill So Many Penguins

  • Penguins have thick feathers that keep them

    warm

    . Most p

    enguins have black and w

    hite feathers.

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    4

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    mom

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    needs food. Then the mom

    or dad b

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    ething to eat.

    This p

    eng

    uin

    feed

    s its chick.

    13

    © Macmillan/McGraw-HillSo Many Penguins

  • 12

    Som

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    5

    © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill So Many Penguins

  • What

    Do

    Penguins Eat?

    Penguins eat fish. They dive under the w

    ater to get food.

    Th

    ese pen

    gu

    ins are g

    oo

    d d

    ivers.

    6

    A p

    enguin baby is called a chick.

    Penguin chicks do not look like their m

    oms and dads. They are

    smaller and their feathers are

    different. But the chick will change

    as it grows.

    Th

    is bab

    y chick h

    as gray feath

    ers.

    11

    © Macmillan/McGraw-HillSo Many Penguins

  • This

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    pen

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    p th

    e eg

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    ens.

    This

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    s an

    eg

    g s

    afe

    fro

    m d

    ang

    er.

    10

    Peng

    uins

    eat

    sm

    all

    fish

    cal

    led

    krill

    . Th

    ey e

    at s

    quid

    , cr

    abs,

    and

    oth

    er

    kind

    s of

    fis

    h, t

    oo.

    Th

    ese

    smal

    l fi

    sh

    are

    krill

    .

    7

    © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill So Many Penguins

  • How

    Do

    Penguins Take

    Care

    of Their

    Babies?

    Many p

    enguins live in groups. A

    group of penguins is called

    a colony.

    Th

    is egg

    is in a n

    est mad

    e o

    f ston

    es.

    8

    Every year, penguins m

    ake nests on the land. Som

    e penguins use stones

    to make a nest.

    Some p

    enguins dig a hole. They fill it w

    ith grass to make a nest.

    Th

    is nest is alm

    ost read

    y for an

    egg

    .

    9

    © Macmillan/McGraw-HillSo Many Penguins

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