Roll and Read (Yellow) 1 2 3 4 5 Annie Borden sat on They called this time The next morning, They dug holes Annie ran to open the door. She recognized the front porch. the Great Annie’s father left for the bulbs in the their friend, Mr. Rice. Depression. early. corner of the garden. She was talking with Annie’s mother looked Annie and Tom were Annie’s mother smiled Annie’s mother took about to doze off, “I’m her best friend, Sue. sadly out the window. at her. so glad the blanket. She when their father came Dad found a job,” said handed Mr. Rice two home. Annie. bottles of milk. Annie gave Sue one last Annie felt very sad. Annie’s mother Annie’s father left Kyle donates one hug. She watched Sue She knew how much her opened the bag. for work early the dollar to a food bank walk home. She felt so mother loved the Inside were tulip next morning. This at the grocery store sad. beauty of the flowers. bulbs! time he was whistling. for people who do not have enough to eat. Annie remembered “At least we have Everyone talked and That was enough Annie’s father shook when everything corn and potatoes joked as they ate money to keep the his head. Every day, changed. from our farm,” dinner. It was the family going. he looked for work. Annie’s mother said. happiest day! “We “I A year ago, in 1929, have fresh milk On the first nice day, have a new job!” said He waited outside from our cows. What Annie’s father happily. buildings where people the stock market Annie and her mother we can’t sell, we can “I am the new mechanic might give out jobs. crashed. Annie’s dad went out to plant the keep for us. We’re down at Hillson’s There was always a had told her about tulip bulbs. lucky we live on a Garage!” crowd of men. stocks. farm.” If you roll a 6, choose 1 block to read.
Roll and Read (Yellow) 1 2 3 4 5 Annie Borden sat on the front porch. They called this time the Great Depression. The next morning, Annie’s father left early. They dug holes for the bulbs in the corner of the garden. Annie ran to open the door. She recognized their friend, Mr. Rice. She was talking with her best friend, Sue. Annie’s mother looked sadly out the window. Annie and Tom were about to doze off, when their father came home. Annie’s mother smiled at her. “I’m so glad Dad found a job,” said Annie. Annie’s mother took the blanket. She handed Mr. Rice two bottles of milk. Annie gave Sue one last hug. She watched Sue walk home. She felt so sad. Annie felt very sad. She knew how much her mother loved the beauty of the flowers. Annie’s mother opened the bag. Inside were tulip bulbs! Annie’s father left for work early the next morning. This time he was whistling. Kyle donates one dollar to a food bank at the grocery store for people who do not have enough to eat. Annie remembered when everything changed. “At least we have corn and potatoes from our farm,” Annie’s mother said. Everyone talked and joked as they ate dinner. It was the happiest day! That was enough money to keep the family going. Annie’s father shook his head. Every day, he looked for work. A year ago, in 1929, the stock market crashed. Annie’s dad had told her about stocks. “We have fresh milk from our cows. What we can’t sell, we can keep for us. We’re lucky we live on a farm.” On the first nice day, Annie and her mother went out to plant the tulip bulbs. “I have a new job!” said Annie’s father happily. “I am the new mechanic down at Hillson’s Garage!” He waited outside buildings where people might give out jobs. There was always a crowd of men. If you roll a 6, choose 1 block to read.
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