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    Suzanne I.

    Barchers
    Suzanne I. Barchers
    Consultants Publishing Credits
    Robert C. Calfee, Ph.D. Dona Herweck Rice, Editor-in-Chief
    Stanford University Lee Aucoin, Creative Director
    Sharon Coan M.S.Ed., Project Manager
    P. David Pearson, Ph.D. Jamey Acosta, Editor
    University of California, Berkeley Robin Erickson, Designer
    Cathie Lowmiller, Illustrator
    Robin Demougeot, Associate Art Director
    Heather Marr, Copy Editor
    Rachelle Cracchiolo, M.S.Ed., Publisher

    Teacher Created Materials


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    2
    San went to get Ren.
    “Ren! Ren! Ren!”
    3
    “Get up, Ren! Get up!
    Get up out of bed!”
    4
    “You want to rest.
    Get up, I said!”
    5
    Ren fell out of bed.
    “Ren! This room is
    a mess.”
    6
    San fell on a bell.
    “Ren! This room is
    a mess.”
    7
    Ren said, “Yes. This
    is a mess. San, will
    you help?”
    8
    San led Ren to her
    bed. “Let me help
    with the mess.”
    9
    Yes.

    “Get rid of the jet?


    Get rid of the net?”
    10
    Yes.

    “Get rid of the vest?


    Get rid of the nest?”
    11
    Yes.

    “Get rid of the hen?


    Get rid of the pen?”

    12
    The bed?

    “Get rid of the bed?”


    “The bed?” Ren said.

    13
    “Oh no. You need
    the bed. And I need
    a rest!”
    14
    Decodable Words
    and jet rest
    bed led rid
    bell let San
    fell mess up
    get nest went
    help net will
    hen on yes
    in pen
    is Ren

    Sight Words Challenge


    a said Words
    her the need
    I this room
    me to vest
    no want
    of with
    oh you
    out

    15
    Extension Activities

    Discussion Questions
    • Do you ever want to stay in bed? Who makes you get up?
    • Why does San say the room is a mess? (Things are all over
    the floor.)
    • Why do you think San helps Ren?
    • Why do you think Ren likes to keep things, even though they
    are broken?

    Exploring the Story


    • San suggests that Ren get rid of several things: jet, net,
    vest, nest, hen, pen. Write down those words. They all have
    the short e vowel sound. Ask this question: Should a jet be
    in a bed? (No!) Should a net be in a bed? (No!) Continue
    through the list. Ask children if they can think of other things
    that should not be in a bed. (They do not need to have the
    short e vowel sound.)

    • Some children may have a pet, another word with the


    sound of short vowel e. Ask children what pet they would
    like to have in their bed? Most may say a dog or a cat. Ask
    children what kind of bed a bird has (a nest), a bear (a den), a
    bee (a hive), a squirrel (a tree), an octopus (the ocean), and so
    forth. Have them think of other animals and discuss where
    each one sleeps.

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