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ii TLC10439 Copyright © Teaching & Learning Company, Carthage, IL 62321-0010 Cover art by Judy Hierstein Copyright © 2004, Teaching & Learning Company ISBN No. 1-57310-439-6 Printing No. 987654321 Teaching & Learning Company 1204 Buchanan St., P.O. Box 10 Carthage, IL 62321-0010 The purchase of this book entitles teachers to make copies for use in their individual classrooms only. This book, or any part of it, may not be reproduced in any form for any other purposes without prior written permission from the Teaching & Learning Company. It is strictly prohibited to reproduce any part of this book for an entire school or school district, or for commercial resale. The above permission is exclusive of the cover art, which may not be reproduced. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. This book belongs to _________________________________________________________ Dedication There were three empty spaces in the family, waiting to be filled, when fate played its poetic, random game and brought us Susan, Lorene and Jane. Three young women—different, yet alike: intelligent, fair featured and spirited! We claim their elegance among three more expansive gifts bestowed on us. In honor of that twist of fate, we gratefully dedicate this book to them. We love them, not for comely grace alone. My enduring gratitude to Geraldine N. Barclay for editing the original manuscript. Sample file

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ii TLC10439 Copyright © Teaching & Learning Company, Carthage, IL 62321-0010

Cover art by Judy Hierstein

Copyright © 2004, Teaching & Learning Company

ISBN No. 1-57310-439-6

Printing No. 987654321

Teaching & Learning Company1204 Buchanan St., P.O. Box 10Carthage, IL 62321-0010

The purchase of this book entitles teachers to make copiesfor use in their individual classrooms only. This book, or anypart of it, may not be reproduced in any form for any otherpurposes without prior written permission from the Teaching& Learning Company. It is strictly prohibited to reproduce anypart of this book for an entire school or school district, or forcommercial resale. The above permission is exclusive of thecover art, which may not be reproduced.

All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America.

This book belongs to_________________________________________________________

DedicationThere were three empty spaces in the family, waiting to be filled, when fate

played its poetic, random game and brought us Susan, Lorene and Jane.

Three young women—different, yet alike: intelligent, fair featured andspirited! We claim their elegance among three more expansive gifts

bestowed on us. In honor of that twist of fate,we gratefully dedicate this book to them.

We love them, not for comely grace alone.

My enduring gratitude to Geraldine N. Barclayfor editing the original manuscript.

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1. Lady in the Cave Retold by Greta B. Lipson ....................................................10

The Truth Shall Set You FreePoint of View—Discussion Questions....................................................................15Improvisation—Role Play Variations......................................................................16Writing Suggestions ..............................................................................................17Student Comment..................................................................................................18

How to Use This Book ........................................................................................9

Table of Contents

2. You Can Take It with You By Greta B. Lipson ......................................19

A Promise Is a Bond Sanctified by TrustPoint of View—Discussion Questions....................................................................25Improvisation—Role Play Variations......................................................................26Writing Suggestions ..............................................................................................27Student Comment..................................................................................................28

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4. The Blanket Retold by Greta B. Lipson ..........................................................39

We Reap as We Have SownPoint of View—Discussion Questions....................................................................46Improvisation—Role Play Variations......................................................................47Writing Suggestions ..............................................................................................48Student Comment..................................................................................................49

3. Sand Art, on Deadline Anonymous ............................................................29

Talent Is a Divine Gift—Not to Be SquanderedEphemeral Art ......................................................................................................32Rube Goldberg ......................................................................................................33For the Teacher ....................................................................................................34Point of View—Discussion Questions....................................................................35Improvisation—Role Play Variations......................................................................36Writing Suggestions ..............................................................................................37Student Comment..................................................................................................38

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5. Mrs. Esposito’s Pizza By Greta B. Lipson ..................................................50

Things Are Seldom What They SeemPoint of View—Discussion Questions....................................................................56Improvisation—Role Play Variations......................................................................57Writing Suggestions ..............................................................................................58Student Comment..................................................................................................59

6. Bon Appetite By Greta B. Lipson ....................................................................60

What You Don’t Know Won’t Hurt YouFor the Teacher ....................................................................................................68Point of View—Discussion Questions ....................................................................70Improvisation—Role Play Variations ......................................................................71Writing Suggestions ..............................................................................................72Student Comment..................................................................................................73

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7. There’s a Sucker Born Every Minute By Greta B. Lipson......................74

The Gullible Support the SharpersFor the Teacher ....................................................................................................81Point of View—Discussion Questions....................................................................82Improvisation—Role Play Variations......................................................................83Writing Suggestions ..............................................................................................84Student Comment..................................................................................................86

8. The Destiny of David SwanRetold by Greta B. Lipson from a story by Nathaniel Hawthorne ..................................87

Fate Is a Dark Secret Concealed from Us AllPoint of View—Discussion Questions....................................................................95Improvisation—Role Play Variations......................................................................97Writing Suggestions ..............................................................................................98Student Comment..................................................................................................99

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10. A Tail with a Twist By Greta B. Lipson ..................................................112

Contentious People May Be PigheadedFor the Teacher....................................................................................................119Point of View—Discussion Questions..................................................................122Improvisation—Role Play Variations....................................................................124Writing Suggestions ............................................................................................125Student Comment................................................................................................126

Bibliography ................................................................................................................127

9. The Cremation of Sam McGee By Robert W. Service..............................100

Courage Rises in the Face of AdversityPoint of View—Discussion Questions ..................................................................108Improvisation—Role Play Variations ....................................................................109Writing Suggestions ............................................................................................110Student Comment ................................................................................................111

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