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Narrative I'll do what mother and father did with me."
L Every night before bed, the boy read to the pig.
Concept Questions:
The pig loved the stories. He liked one called "Pat
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Resolution s. What did the boy do to teach Pete to read?
l He read to the animals every night.
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