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4. Grade level What does this book best belong in? second grade Here is an example of the finished chart: Setting Evidence From Text Weather Evidence From Text country “It is a day in the country” Hot, humid, still, no wind “everything is hot”, “heat quivering up”, “sticky with dust”, “hot stillness over everything”, “birds too hot to sing” country Illustration on pp. 6-7 Cloudy, dark, cool and windy, lightning “dark clouds form”, “world is black as night”, “cool wind”, “a streak of starlight comes a flash” city “Miles away in the storm-darkened city” Lightning, rainy, windy, cloudy “flash of lightning”, “Umbrellas…wind and the rain”, “tops of buildings cut off by the storm darkness” “At the seashore” Windy, rainy, thunder, lightning “the wind and rain splatter”, “the thunder roars”, “streak after streak of cloud-rendering light”, “lightning flashes” mountains “In the mountains” Raining harder, thunder, lightning “rain comes down like a waterfall”, “crash of thunder….flash of lightning” country “the little boy’s house” Going away, moving, rain is getting lighter “rain…pitpatpitpatting “storm subsides” “sky begins to brighten” All content linked to within this resource was free for use when this resource was published in March 2018. Over time, the organizations that manage that external content may move or remove it or change the permissions. If the content is no longer available, please email .