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    of 14

    Level: I

    DRA: 16
    Genre:
    Informational
    Strategy:
    Summarize
    Skill:
    Main Idea
    Word Count: 302
    by Erika Rice

    1.1.1

    HOUGHTON MIFFLIN
    Online Leveled Books

    ISBN-13:978-0-547-02698-5
    ISBN-10:0-547-02698-6

    1032697
    H O UG H T O N M IF F L IN
    by Erika Rice

    PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS: Cover (l) © Michael Newman/Photo Edit, (r) © Image Source Pink/Alamy;
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    Corbis; 4 © Jeff Greenberg/Photo Edit; 5 © Myrleen Ferguson Cate/Photo Edit; 6 © Image Broker/Alamy
    7 © Jupiter Images/Pix land/Alamy; 8 © Michael Newman/Photo Edit; 9 (l) © Michael Newman/Photo Edit,
    (r) © Image Source Pink/Alamy; 10 © John Henley/Corbis
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    All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or
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    ISBN-13: 978-0-547-02698-5
    ISBN-10: 0-547-02698-6
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0940 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

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    retains title to the materials and they may not be resold. Resale of examination copies is strictly prohibited.

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    electronic format.
    Making Friends
    Friends can do things together.
    A friend can play with you and
    laugh with you.
    A friend can help you fix a
    problem.
    A friend can teach you new things.
    2
    One way to make a friend is
    to talk.
    When Joe met Eva, he asked her
    lots of questions.
    Then Eva asked Joe lots
    of questions.
    They learned all about each other.
    That’s how they got to be friends.
    3
    One way to make a friend is
    to share.
    Sal shared her markers with Tom.
    Then Sal and Tom both made
    silly drawings.
    They had lots of fun together.
    That’s how they got to be friends.
    4
    Good Friends
    Ana and Jada are good friends.
    Jada can cheer Ana up
    when Ana feels sad.
    Ana helps Jada to be brave
    when Jada feels afraid.
    They talk about their feelings.
    5
    Being the Same
    All friends have things that
    are the same.
    Friends may look the same
    or like the same games.
    Meg and Bill both like to color.
    That’s how they are the same.
    6
    Being Different
    Friends also have things that
    are different.
    Friends may look different
    or have different ideas.
    Ed is tall, but Lee is shorter.
    That’s how they are different.
    7
    Staying and Leaving
    Sometimes friends get to
    stay together.
    They may live on the same street
    or go to the same school.
    But sometimes friends have to
    say goodbye.
    They may move away
    or go to a different school.
    8
    Jen and Pam live far apart.
    But they are still friends.
    They talk on the telephone
    and write letters.
    Jen visits Pam in the summer,
    and Pam visits Jen in the winter.
    9
    New and Old
    Some friends are old friends.
    You may know an old friend
    for a long time.
    You can make new friends, too.
    Friends can be old and new,
    and they may live near and far.
    There are many different kinds
    of friends!
    10
    Responding
    TARGET SKILLMain Idea
    What is this book mostly about?
    What details tell about this idea?
    Make a word web.

    Write About It
    Text to Self Draw two pictures.
    Show how you meet new
    friends and things you like to
    do with friends. Label your
    pictures. Share the pictures
    with your class.

    11
    WORDS TO KNOW

    and help with


    be play you

    LEARN MORE WORDS

    goodbye telephone

    TARGET SKILLMain Idea


    Tell important ideas and details
    about a topic.

    TARGET STRATEGY Summarize


    Stop to tell important ideas as
    you read.
    GENRE Informational text gives
    facts about a topic.
    12
    Level: I
    DRA: 16
    Genre:
    Informational
    Strategy:
    Summarize
    Skill:
    Main Idea
    Word Count: 302
    by Erika Rice

    1.1.1

    HOUGHTON MIFFLIN
    Online Leveled Books

    ISBN-13:978-0-547-02698-5
    ISBN-10:0-547-02698-6

    1032697
    H O UG H T O N M IF F L IN

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