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Retell a familiar tale - Online practice 1
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The Lion and the Mouse: A lion let a little mouse go free. Later, the lion was caught in a net. The mouse heard him and came to help. She gnawed through the ropes until the lion could step out. The lion thanked his small friend. This is our own short retelling of a traditional tale. An adult may read it aloud. Other versions can have different details or endings. Answer about this version, then compare with a book if one is available.
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