course you can,” said Lucas. Soup is the best soup “Of “Stone in the world, and the best part is that all we need to make it are three large stones and a large pot of water.” 8 a said George. “Here’s “And What would happen if here’s another,” said Henry. they put stones in a pot of hot water? Would it make said Lucas. if we could just !nd a large iron pot, “Perfect,” “Then soup? What would it taste like? we could make the soup ourselves, and we wouldn’t bother anyone.” Soup?” asked the know where we can get a pot,” said the girl. She ran to the “I girl. you can’t “But blacksmith’s shop. But she didn’t even have to knock. The make soup from blacksmith had been listening through his door. nothing but stones.” Show image 10A-5: Blacksmith giving the girl a pot  Why did the blacksmith am curious about this Stone Soup,” he said. lend you a “I “I’ll give the soldiers a pot pot.” He and the girl carried it out to the town square. when he said he 9 wouldn’t help them said we just need to !ll this pot with water, “Excellent,” “Now, before? and we’ll start our Stone Soup cooking. We won’t have to bother anyone else.” Several people popped out of their houses and shops carrying buckets of water. They dumped the water into the pot. The carpenter popped out of his shop. you need some “Do !rewood?” he asked. He carried an armload of wood to the square and began building a !re. 10 How did the carpenter help the George, Henry, and the girl each dropped a stone into the pot. soldiers? Everyone stood watching Lucas stir the soup. 10A-6: Townspeople coming with ingredients to add to soup said Lucas. already smells so delicious. And we “Mmm,” “It Do you think it really don’t need anything else. But . . .” 11 would taste delicious right now? what?” asked the girl. “But Stone Soup looks a tad thin,” said Lucas. Soup is “This “Stone Show image  best when it has a bit of barley and some meat in it.”
What would happen if they put stones in a pot of hot water? Would it make soup? What would it taste like? Soup?” asked the girl. “But you can’t make soup from nothing but stones.” “Of course you can,” said Lucas. “Stone Soup is the best soup in the world, and the best part is that all we need to make it are three large stones and a large pot of water.” 8 “Here’s a said George. “And here’s another,” said Henry. “Perfect,” said Lucas. “Then if we could just !nd a large iron pot, we could make the soup ourselves, and we wouldn’t bother anyone.” “I know where we can get a pot,” said the girl. She ran to the blacksmith’s shop. But she didn’t even have to knock. The blacksmith had been listening through his door.  Show image 10A-5: Blacksmith giving the girl a pot Why did the blacksmith give the soldiers a pot when he said he wouldn’t help them before? How did the carpenter help the soldiers? “I am curious about this Stone Soup,” he said. “I’ll lend you a pot.” He and the girl carried it out to the town square. 9 “Excellent,” said “Now, we just need to !ll this pot with water, and we’ll start our Stone Soup cooking. We won’t have to bother anyone else.” Several people popped out of their houses and shops carrying buckets of water. They dumped the water into the pot. The carpenter popped out of his shop. “Do you need some !rewood?” he asked. He carried an armload of wood to the square and began building a !re. 10 George, Henry, and the girl each dropped a stone into the pot. Everyone stood watching Lucas stir the soup. Do you think it would taste delicious right now?  Show image 10A-6: Townspeople coming with ingredients to add to soup “Mmm,” said Lucas. “It already smells so delicious. And we really don’t need anything else. But . . .” 11 “But what?” asked the girl. “This Stone Soup looks a tad thin,” said Lucas. “Stone Soup is best when it has a bit of barley and some meat in it.”
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