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Saturday by Oge Mora, is a book where the characters move at different speeds based on how they are feeling. See if you can notice when the author has characters move quickly and slowly.
Go on a scavenger hunt of books in your classroom or library. See if you can find all the transition words an author uses. If you want, you can add new words you find to your transition phrases worksheet.
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