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Classic (fiction), 2,918 words, Level Y (Grade 5), Multi-Part Classics, Lexile 790L
Alice meets Tweedledum and Tweedledee, two spoiled twins. They recite the poem "The Walrus and the Carpenter" to Alice, then take her to see the sleeping Red King and make her question the nature of her own reality. Afterward the twins have a battle over a broken rattle, until, just like the nursery rhyme, a crow flies in and scares them off.
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Reading Strategy Use the reading strategy of connecting to prior knowledge before and during reading
Comprehension Analyze Setting : Analyze settings in the story
Grammar and Mechanics Possessive Nouns : Identify and understand the use of possessive nouns
Word Work Homophones : Identify and use homophones
