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 \nLEVEL  \nCorduroy's Garden  \nGUIDED  \nREADING  \nLEVEL  \nThis book is perfect for a Transitional Reader who:  \n·can read multisyllable and compound words;  \n·can read words with prefixes and suffixes;  \n·is able to identify story elements (beginning,middle,end,plot,setting,characters,problem,solution);and  \n·can understand different points of view.  \nHere are some activities you can do during and after reading this book:  \n·Summarize:Work with the child to write a short summary about whathappened in the story.What happened in the beginning?Whathappened in the middle?What happened at the end?.  \n·Adding -ing to Words:One of the rules when adding -ing to words is,when a word ends with an -e,take off the e and add -ing.With otherwords,you simply add the -ing ending to the root word.The followingwords are -ing words in this story.On a separate piece of paper,writedown the root word for each word:raking,digging,watching,getting.Next,add-ing to the following words from the story:put,want,find,make,form,shut,take.  \nRemember,sharing the love of reading with a child is the best giftyou can give!  \n—Sarah Fabiny,Editorial DirectorPenguin Young Readers program  \nJ  \nPENGUINYOUNG READERSAn Imprint of Penguin Random House LLC  \nPenguin supports copyright.Copyright fuels creativity,encourages diverse voices,promotes free speech,and creates a vibrant culture.Thank you for buying an authorized editionof this book and for complying with copyright laws by not reproducing,scanning,or distributing anypart of it in any form without permission.You are supporting writers and allowing Penguin tocontinue to publish books for every reader.  \nCopyright ◎2002 by Penguin Random House LLC.All rights reserved.First published in 2002 byViking Children's Books.This edition published in 2019 by Penguin Young Readers,an imprint ofPenguin Random House LLC,345 Hudson Street,New York,New York 10014.Manufactured in China.  \nThe Library of Congress has catalogued the Viking editionunder the following Control Number:2001007635  \nISBN9781524790844(pbk)10987654321ISBN 9781524790851(hc)10987654321  \nCarden  \nby Alison Inchesillustrated by Allan Eitzenbased on the characters created by Don Freeman  \nPenguin Young ReadersAn Imprint of Penguin Random House  \nDig!Dig!Dig!Plop!Plop!Plop!Pat!Pat!Pat! 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