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Who is Scooter? How does the author let us know who he is without telling us? What does the “huh huh huh “ tell us? Page 8 What is a tease”? How do you know what it is? How is it “teasing” them? Page 12 What are the ways the author uses to describes the rain and the storm? How is rain like a faucet? What does gushing mean/sound like? How does the illustrator help you understand what the author is describing? reader understand how dry the landscape is and how hot the family is. The dog. The author writes, “Scooter pants with his tongue out.” “Huh huh huh” is the panting of the dog and it helps us know it is hot. This is a light breeze. The author writes, “A leaf tips over…then another” They want some relief and the wind is just giving them a little bit of a relief.
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