A Nation on Wheels

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Reading A-Z Level
Grade	2
Fountas & Pinnell	M
Reading Recovery	28
DRA	28

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A Nation on Wheels
Informational (nonfiction), 763 words, Level P (Grade 2)

Lesson Objectives

Reading Strategy	Ask and answer questions
Comprehension	Sequence Events
Grammar and Mechanics	Comparative Adjectives
Word Work	Prefixes

Book Summary

There are over 200 million cars and trucks just in the United States. From Henry Ford's invention of the Model T. in 1903, the popularity of the automobile has skyrocketed. Ford's invention of the assembly line allowed him to manufacture more cars faster, which made cars more affordable to the general public. How has the car industry changed and what does the future hold for automobile companies around the world? Photographs and charts support the text.