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Mr. Putter and TabbyPour the Tea

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By Cynthia Rylant Illustrated by Arthur Howard

Genre: What kind of story is it?

Fiction: is a story with made up character and events

Characters:

Mr. Putter Lady of Store

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Tabby

Man at Shelter

Mr. Putter and Tabby

Pour the TeaBy Cynthia Rylant Illustrated by Arthur Howard

Genre: What kind of story is it?

Fiction: is a story with made up character and events

Characters: Mr. Putter, Tabby,Lady of Store, Man at Shelter

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Pour the TeaAuthor’s Purpose

Persuade P

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Entertain E

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Vocabulary

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means to give something

means happy

means becoming thin

means very good

means got joy or pleasure

means that needed a friend

Mr. Putter can share his tea now. share

delightedMr. Putter was so delighted.

thinningIts fur was thinning.

wonderfulMr. Putter do not have no one to tell the most wonderful book.

enjoyedTabby and Mr. Potter enjoyed his tea.

companyWhen Mr. Putter was lonely he needed some company.

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means to give something

means happy

means becoming thin

means very good

means got joy or pleasure

means that needed a friend

Mr. Putter can share his tea now.

share

delightedMr. Putter was so delighted.

thinningIts fur was thinning.

wonderfulMr. Putter do not have no one to tell the most wonderful book.

enjoyedTabby and Mr. Potter enjoyed his tea.

companyWhen Mr. Putter was lonely he needed some company.

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Elements of FictionSetting:

Mr. Potter house Pet Store

Characters: Mr. Putter Tabby Leady of Store Man at Shelter

Problem: Mr. Putter needs some company.

Solution: He adopts Tabby from a shelter.

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Animal Shelter


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Setting: Mr. Potter house Animal Shelter Pet Store

Characters: Mr. Putter Tabby

Leady of Store Man at Shelter

Problems: Mr. Putter needs some company.

Solution: He adopts Tabby from a shelter.

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Plot

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Plot is the beginning, middle, and ending of a story.

Beginning

Chapter 1 Mr. Putter

Mr. Putter lived all alone. He had no one to share his tea or English muffins with.


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Beginning Middle

Chapter 2 Tabby

Mr. Putter goes to a pet store looking for a cat. He adopts Tabby at a shelter




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Beginning Middle End

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Chapter 3 Mr. Putter and Tabby

Mr. Putter and Tabby share everything. They keep each other company.


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Chapter 3 Mr. Putter and Tabby

Mr. Putter and Tabby share everything. They keep each other company.


Cause and Effect

Cause is what makes something happen.

Mr. Putter is lonely. He goes looking for a cat to keep him company.

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Effect is what happens.


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Cause is what makes something happen.

Effect is what happens.

Mr. Putter is lonely. He goes looking for a cat to keep him company.

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tells the type of character, describes the character and tells about the character’s problems.

Mr. Putter is the main character

He is old and lives alone. He is going deaf. His hair is thinning and his bones creak.

His problem is that he is lonely and wants someone to keep him company.

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Pour the TeaCharacter Analysis

tells the type of character, describes the character and tells about the character’s problems.

Mr. Putter is the main character

He is old and lives alone. He is going deaf. His hair is thinning and his bones creak.

His problem is that he is lonely and wants someone to keep him company.

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Pour the TeaCharacter Analysistells the type of character, describes the character and tells about the character’s problems.

Mr. Putter

sad

ProblemMr. Putter feels lonely because he has no one to share his stories and tea with.

happy

lonelyfeelings

characteristicskind belly

white hairold going deaf

SolutionHe decides to get a cat to keep him company. He adopts Tabby at a shelter. They share everything together and are both very happy at the end.

like s toshare stories

like s teawith sugar

like s muffins

bones creak

likes to listen to opera


Pour the TeaMain Idea

Mr. Potter was alone and wanted a cat for company.

Mr. Putter wanted a cat.

Mr. Putter went to the store.

He went to the

shelter.

He took Tabby home.

The both share everything.

BeginningMr. Putter was sad and lonely.

He wanted company.

MiddleMr. Putter finds a cat in the shelter.

EndingMr. Putter brings Tabby home and he is able to share his tea and muffins.

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Pour the TeaMain IdeaMr. Potter was alone and wanted a cat for company.

Mr. Putter wanted a cat.

Mr. Putter went to the store.

He went to the

shelter.

He took Tabby home.

The both share everything.

BeginningMr. Putter was sad and lonely.

He wanted company.

MiddleMr. Putter finds a cat in the shelter.

BeginningMr. Putter brings Tabby home and he is able to share his tea and muffins.

They are both happy.Menu



Main Idea

Mr. Putter is lonely and looks for a cat.

Beginning Chapter 1

Middle Chapter 2

End Chapter 3

Mr. Putter lives alone. He feels very lonely.

Mr. Putter looks for a cat to keep him company. He finds Tabby at a shelter.

Mr. Putter and Tabby share a happy life.

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Main Idea

Mr. Putter is lonely and looks for a cat.

Beginning Chapter 1

Mr. Putter lives alone.

He feels very lonely.

Middle Chapter 2 Mr. Putter looks for a cat to keep him company. He finds Tabby at a shelter.

End Chapter 3 Mr. Putter and Tabby share a happy life.

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Pour the TeaInference

What I Read

*Clues*

What I KnowA person lives alone might feel sad.

Inference

He is lonely and needs company.

Mr. Putter lived alone and did not have someone to share his tea.

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Pour the TeaInference

What I Read

*Clues*

What I KnowA person lives alone might feel sad.

Inference

He is lonely and needs company.

Mr. Putter lived alone and did not have someone to share his tea.

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Pour the TeaCompare and Contrast

Is human

wears clothes

wears glasses

can talk

drink tea with sugar

eats muffins with jam

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Mr. Putter

shared book

drank tea

old

hair is thinning

going deaf

bones creaked

listened to opera

ate muffins

is a cat

has a tail

has paws and claws

is a girl

drinks tea with cream

eat muffins with cream cheese

Both Tabby


Pour the TeaCompare and Contrast

Is human

wears clothes

wears glasses

can talk

drink tea with sugar

eats muffins with jam

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Mr. Putter

shared book

drank tea

old

hair is thinning

going deaf

bones creaked

listened to opera

ate muffins

is a cat

has a tail

has paws and claws

is a girl

drinks tea with cream

eat muffins with cream cheese

Both Tabby


Pour the TeaPoetry

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Cat KissesSandpaper Kisses

on a Cheek or a Chinthat is the way

for a day to beginSandpaper Kisses

Cuddle, a purrhave an alarm clock

that’s covered with Fun.

The End

sharemeans to give something


Vocabulary


delightedmeans happy

Vocabulary

Mr. Putter was so delighted.

thinningmeans becoming thin

Vocabulary

Its fur was thinning.

wonderfulmeans very good

Vocabulary

Mr. Putter do not have no one to tell the most wonderful book.

enjoyedmeans got joy or pleasure

Vocabulary

Tabby and Mr. Potter enjoyed his tea.

companymeans that needed a friend

Vocabulary

When Mr. Putter was lonely he needed some company.

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