little wolf's new home

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Where was Little Wolf’s home? How did it look like? Did Little Wolf like his home? Why? Did the roof leak? What did Little Wolf want to do?

Guess!:

Guess! What is the story going to tell us next?

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What was the name of the little wolf? What was name of the bird? What was Little Wolf looking for? Can you give another word to replace ‘went off (go off)’ ? If you were the bird, what would you say to Little Wolf?

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Where was the bird’s home? Did Little Wolf like the bird and her home? Why? How can we call a bird’s home? Do you think a nest is a right home for a wolf? Tell three reasons at least. Then?

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Whom did Little Wolf go to see this time? Can you guess why Little Wolf went to see the bear? If you were the bear, what would you say to Little Wolf?

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Where did the bear live? Did Little Wolf like the bear and his home? What did Little Wolf think about the bear’s home? What are the differences between a den and a cave?

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A den A cave Natural? Underground? Big? Deep? Dark? Cold?

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Do we have other ways to say this: Little Wolf walked on and on? Do we have other ways to say this: The Fixit family worked and worked ……? What did Little Wolf think about Fish’s home? Then?

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How long did Little Wolf look for a new home? Did she find a new home right for her? Did she eat anything? How did she feel? If you were Little Wolf, what would you do?

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If you were Little Wolf, what would you say to your mom? And what would your mom response?

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Characters: Setting: Problem: Events: Solution:

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Look for… Synonyms? What is the cat looking for?

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What are they looking for?

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too…to The tree is too high. I can’t not live in the tree. 1. The tree is too high to live in. 2. The tree is too high for me to live in. 3. The tree is too high to be a right home for me.

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Bear’s home is too dark. I don’t like to live in. 1. ___________________________. 2. ___________________________. 3. _____________________________________. The river was too wet. Little Wolf couldn’t live in. 1. ___________________________. 2. ___________________________. 3. _____________________________________.

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The den was small. Her family could not live in. 1. ___________________________. 2. ___________________________. 3. _____________________________________. too angry… too difficult… too noisy…

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Little Wolf had a _______ home in a _____. The _____ was ______ and _______. But the ______ was ______, and Little Wolf had _____ ____ brothers and sisters. She wanted a ________, ______ home.

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So Little Wolf _____ ___ to ____ ___ a bigger, better home. She _____ __ ____ her friend, Blue Bird. “Good morning, Blue Bird, ”said Little Wolf. “I am _____ __ a new home.

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“My home is ___ this tree,” said Blue Bird. “__ ______ is __ good home.” Little Wolf _____ Blue Bird. But she ___ ___ _____ Blue Bird’s home. The tree was ____ ____. “No, thanks, ” said Little Wolf. “A tree is not the ___ home ___ me.”

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So Little Wolf ____ __ ___ her friend, Bear. “Hi, Bear, ” said Little Wolf. “I am ______ __ a new home.”

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“Well, ” said Bear. “__ _____ is a good home.” Little Wolf _____ Bear. But Bear’s home was ____ ______. “No, thanks, ” said Little Wolf. “__ ___ is not the ____ home ___ me.”

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Little Wolf walked ___ and ____. She walked ___ a river. “Hello, Little Wolf, ” said Fish. “Hello, Fish,” Little Wolf said. But Little Wolf ____ _______. She ___ ___ ____ Fish’s home. The river was ___ ___!

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Little Wolf walked ___ ____. Soon it was _____. Little Wolf was _____ and very ______. She thought _____ the warm, safe ___ with her brothers and sisters.

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Little Wolf ran _____. “I don’t ______ a bigger, better home, ” she said. “My home is just _____!”

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