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\nSCHOLASTIC  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2021 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/isbn_9780606271998  \nJ 551.57848 HOP  \nHopping,Lorraine Jean.Wild earth  \nWITHDRAWN  \nAUG 092004  \nROCKFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY  \nRockford,Illinois  \nwww.rpl.rockford.org  \nDEMCO  \nHello,Family Members,  \nLearning to read is one of the most important accomplishmentsof early childhood.Hello Reader!books are designed to helpchildren become skilled readers who like to read.Beginningreaders learn to read by remembering frequently used wordslike\"the,\"“is,\"and “and”;by using phonics skills to decode newwords;and by interpreting picture and text clues.These booksprovide both the stories children enjoy and the structure theyneed to read fluently and independently.Here are suggestionsfor helping your child before,during,and after reading:  \nBefore  \n·Look at the cover and pictures and have your child predictwhat the story is about.  \n·Read the story to your child.  \n● Encourage your child to chime in with familiar wordsand phrases.  \n●Echo read with your child by reading a line first and havingyour child read it after you do.  \nDuring  \n●Have your child think about a word he or she does notrecognize right away.Provide hints such as “Let's see if weknow the sounds”and \"Have we read other words like thisone?”  \n●Encourage your child to use phonics skills to sound out newwords.  \n●Provide the word for your child when more assistance isneeded so that he or she does not struggle and the experienceof reading with you is a positive one.  \n●Encourage your child to have fun by reading with a lot ofexpression...like an actor!  \nAfter  \n●Have your child keep lists of interesting and favorite words.  \n●Encourage your child to read the books over and over again.Have him or her read to brothers,sisters,grandparents,and even teddy bears.Repeated readings develop confidencein young readers.  \n●Talk about the stories.Ask and answer questions.Shareideas about the funniest and most interesting characters andevents in the stories.  \nI do hope that you and your child enjoy this book.  \n-Francie AlexanderReading Specialist,Scholastic's Learning Ventures  \nTo Rocky—L.J.H.  \n# To the Cross Country Clan skiers一J.W.\n\nNo part of this publication may be reproduced,or stored in a retrieval system,ortransmitted in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without written permission of the publisher.Forinformation regarding permission,write to Scholastic Inc.,Attention:Permissions Department,555 Broadway,New York,NY 10012.  \nISBN:0-439-20543-3  \nText copyright ◎2000 by Lorraine Jean Hopping.Illustrations copyright ◎2000 by Jody Wheeler.All rights reserved.Published by Scholastic Inc.  \nSCHOLASTIC,HELLO READER,CARTWHEEL BOOKS and associatedlogos are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Scholastic Inc.  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data availableHopping,Lorraine Jean.  \nWild earth :avalanche!/by Lorraine Jean Hopping;illustrated by JodyWheeler.  \np.cm.—(Hello reader!Science—Level 4)  \nISBN 0-439-20543-3(pbk)  \n1.Avalanches—Juvenile literature.[1.Avalanches.]I.Title:Avalanche.II.Wheeler,Jody,ill.III.Title IV.Series.  \nQC929.A8 H672000551/57'848—dc21  \n00-036573  \n1098765432020304  \n# WILD ARTH■\n\nAvalanche!  \nby Lorraine Jean HoppingIllustrated by Jody Wheeler  \nHello Reader!Science—Level 4  \nSCHOLASTIC INC.B·0·0·K·S·⑧  \nNew York Toronto London Auckland SydneyMexico City New Delhi Hong Kong  \nChapter 1  \nRun!  \nThe storm began on a Friday.  \nFor three days,dark clouds  \ndropped nearly two feet of snowon Glenwood,Minnesota.  \nWind whipped the snow intodrifts that buried parked cars.  \nCody and Jesse Pahan [PAY-on],ages nine and eleven,looked outthe window and made a wish.  \n4  \nJ 551.57848 HOP  \nHopping,Lorraine Jeanild earth  \nEarly Monday morning,theirwish came true.  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