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 \nSHUTE MEMORIALLIBRAR  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2022 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/dontthrowittomo0000adle_u6e8  \nDear Parents and Educators,  \nWelcome to Penguin Young Readers!As parents and educators,youknow that each child develops at his or her own pace—in terms ofspeech,critical thinking,and,of course,reading.Penguin YoungReaders recognizes this fact.As a result,each Penguin Young Readersbook is assigned a traditional easy-to-read level(1-4)as well as aGuided Reading Level(A-P).Both of these systems will help you choosethe right book for your child.Please refer to the back of each bookfor specific leveling information.Penguin Young Readers featuresesteemed authors and illustrators,stories about favorite characters,fascinating nonfiction,and more!  \nDon't Throw It to Mo!  \nGUIDED  \nREADINGLEVEL  \nThis book is perfect for a Progressing Reader who:  \n·can figure out unknown words by using picture and context clues;  \n·can recognize beginning,middle,and ending sounds;  \n·can make and confirm predictions about what will happen in the text;and  \n·can distinguish between fiction and nonfiction.  \nHere are some activities you can do during and after reading this book:  \n·Problem/Solution:The problem in Don't Throw It to Mo!is that the otherteam thinks Mo Jackson is too smallto play football.Discuss the solutionto the problem,and how Mo Jackson,despite the odds,helps his teamwin the game.  \n·Character Traits:In this story,Mo Jackson has many different charactertraits.Come up with a list of words that describe him.  \nRemember,sharing the love of reading with a child is the best giftyou can give!  \n—Bonnie Bader,EdM  \nPenguin Young Readers program  \nI  \n# For my grandson Aaron—D.A.A.For Janae—S.R.\n\nPENGUIN YOUNG READERSPublished by the Penguin GroupPenguin Group(USA)LLC375 Hudson StreetNew York,New York 10014  \nUSA*Canada*UK*Ireland*AustraliaNew Zealand*India*South Africa*China  \npenguin.comA Penguin Random House Company  \nFirst published in the United States of America by Penguin Young Readers,an imprint of Penguin Group(USA)LLC,2015  \nText copyright ◎2015 by David AdlerIlustrations copyright ◎2015 by Sam Ricks  \nPenguin supports copyright.Copyright fuels creativity,encourages diverse voices,promotes freespeech,and creates a vibrant culture.Thank you for buying an authorized edition of this book andfor complying with copyright laws by not reproducing,scanning,or distributing any part of it inany form without permission.You are supporting writers and allowing Penguin to continue topublish books for every reader.  \nLIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING IN PUBLICATION DATA IS AVAILABLEISBN:978-0-670-01631-0  \nManufactured in China  \n3579108642  \nDesigned by Kate Renner  \nDONT THROW IT TO MO! 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