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The document is a summary of the fable "What About Me" by Ed Young. It provides context that the story teaches a lesson through its sequence of events. It defines several words important to understanding the story, such as carpenter, carpetmaker, and marketplace. It also includes review questions about the plot and characters in the fable.
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- 6. knowledge what you know
- 7. marketplace a place where people meet to buy and sell things
- 8. plenty a full supply
- 10. thread a thin string made of strands twisted together
- 11. Janet needed thread to sew the dress.
- 12. Janet needed thread to sew the dress.
- 13. The carpetmaker sold me the rug for $100.00.
- 14. The carpetmaker sold me the rug for $100.00.
- 15. The merchant sold me three apples.
- 16. The merchant sold me three apples.
- 17. .The garden gave us plenty of vegetables to eat.
- 18. The garden gave us plenty of vegetables to eat.
- 19. We got a carpenter to help build our house.
- 20. We got a carpenter to help build our house.
- 21. John was worried that the small kid would end up straying off the path.
- 22. John was worried that the small kid would end up straying off the path.
- 23. Smart people have a great deal of knowledge.
- 24. Smart people have a great deal of knowledge.
- 25. Our family goes to the marketplace every Saturday to buy fruit.
- 26. Our family goes to the marketplace every Saturday to buy fruit.
- 27. Let’s review our words. Watch carefully because they will flash on the screen for just a moment. We will clap as we spell the word.
- 28. carpenter
- 29. carpetmaker
- 30. knowledge
- 31. marketplace
- 32. merchant
- 33. plenty
- 34. straying
- 35. thread
- 38. Spelling Words
- 39. GREAT JOB!