by Jane Craft
illustrated by Alessia Girasole
by Jane Craft illustrated by Alessia Girasole
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The path was filled with mud. But that did not stop Ridge, Gem, or me. We rode up and down the hill. Then we made it a race.
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So what did I do? I sped down the hill. But I did not see a huge, wide hole. Then I fell. Yikes!
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I had to go to Doc Chen. My mom, Gem, and Ridge were with me.
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Doc Chen checked my leg. Then she left.
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Doc Chen came back in. She had a scan of my skeleton and my spine. My spine is fine but I did break my leg!
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Then Doc Chen put a cast on my leg.
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My cast will keep my bones safe and in place.
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I will have to use crutches when I walk.
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We went home. I had to sit and rest. That made me sad.
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Mom, Ridge, and Gem wrote their names on my cast. That made me smile.
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Ridge and Gem helped me get to class.
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The kids made cute faces on my cast.
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Time passed. I got used to my crutches. I went fast!
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Then I went to see Doc Chen. It was time to take off my cast!
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Now I have no cast on my leg! My leg will get well fast! Then I can ride my bike and win a race!
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LANGUAGE ARTS
Extra! Extra!
What kind of fiction is Yikes! ? Yikes! is realistic fiction. Realistic fiction is a story about events that could happen to people in real life.
People in the Story The people in realistic fiction books are called characters.
Who is telling the story? When we read fiction, we can notice who the narrator is. A narrator is the person who tells a story. In Yikes! , the boy who falls and breaks his leg is the narrator. He tells the story about what happens to him. How can you tell the boy character is telling the story? Notice that he uses the word I as he tells what is happening. He is telling the story from his point of view. Using I , the boy tells readers what he does and how he feels about the things that happen to him. Think About It! In other fiction stories, a narrator may tell about the characters using words like he , she , they , and them . Using these words, a narrator who is not one of the characters tells the story.
TEXT SET 7
Bones! Bones! Bones! Informational: Retelling Bones? No Bones? Informational: Expand Knowledge Yikes! Realistic Fiction
Shared Content-Area Vocabulary bones skeleton spine Shared High-Frequency Words down have now of what
YIKES!
Decodable Words With the Targeted Elements
Challenge Words
faces Gem huge place race Ridge Soft c and g
cute faces home huge made names place race ride rode Vowel-Consonant- e safe smile time used wide wrote yikes
break keep or their
Watch & Learn Video “Bones! Bones! Bones!”
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