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Read the story once. Then, read the story a second time and  \nunderline evidence that will help you predict what happens next.  \nAnthony was finishing his bowl of cereal when his little sister, Alana, ran into the kitchen.“Mom! My crackers are missing!” she said, crossing her arms.  \nMom frowned.“Did you leave them in your bedroom again?”  \nAlana nodded her head.“Yeah, they were on my desk. They were on a plate, though, and now there are just some crumbs left!”  \nAnthony raised an eyebrow.“Are you sure you didn’t eat them in your sleep?” he teased.  \nAlana huffed.“I didn’t! It’s not just the crackers, though. Yesterday, I had a granola bar out and something opened the package and ate that too! It looked like they opened the package with their teeth, too.”  \nMom wiped her hands on a dish towel.“That’s strange.”  \nDad walked into the kitchen, rubbing his eyes.“Did one of you leave tissues all over the floor last night?” he asked.“I almost slipped on one this morning.”  \nAnthony shook his head.“Not me.”  \nAlana gasped.“Maybe it’s a ghost!”  \nDad chuckled.“Or maybe someone’s just being messy.”  \nAnthony stood up and stretched.“Well, I didn’t do it, but I did hear a weird noise last night,” he said.“Like   scratching. It was coming from the walls.”  \nAlana’s eyes widened.“Scratching?”  \nMom and Dad exchanged glances.  \nJust then, Mom opened a kitchen cabinet to grab a box of cereal. She reached inside and pulled it out. Then she gasped.“There’s a hole in this box!” she said.  \nAnthony and Alana rushed over. Sure enough, there was a small hole chewed right through the corner of the box. A few crumbs spilled onto the counter.  \nMom bent down and pointed at something tiny on the floor.“And look at this  ” Anthony and Alana peered closer. There, by the  \nbaseboard, were a few tiny brown droppings.  \nDad sighed.“I think we have a problem.”  \n2. What do you think will happen next?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n3. Use evidence from the story to explain your answer.  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nAnswers  \nWhat do you think will happen next?  \nThe family is about to discover they have mice in their home!  \nUse evidence from the story to explain your answer.  \nStudent answers will vary but may include the following:  \nFood is disappearing.  \nEvidence:  \n- “‘Mom! My crackers are missing!’ she said.”  \n- “‘Yesterday, I had a granola bar in my backpack, and it disappeared too!”’  \nStrange noises have been heard.  \nEvidence:  \n- “Like   scratching. It was coming from the walls.”  \nSomething chewed through a cereal box.  \nEvidence:  \n- “Sure enough, there was a small hole chewed right through the corner of the box.”  \nThere are small droppings on the floor.  \nEvidence:  \n- “There, by the baseboard, were a few tiny brown droppings.”  \nThe parents seem to realize what’s happening.  \nEvidence:  \n- “Mom and Dad exchanged glances. 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