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1、www.readinga-Carloss PuzzleCarloss PuzzleA Reading AZ Level T Leveled BookWord Count:1,750Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Dina Anastasio Illustrated by Joel SnyderLEVELED BOOK TWritten by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by Joel SnyderCarloss PuzzleLevel T Leveled Book L

2、earning AZWritten by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by Joel SnyderAll rights reserved.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL TP3838Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAPhoto Credits:Page 8:Martial Colomb/Photodisc/Getty Imageswww.readinga-Carloss Puzzle1920The Win“Actually,big bro,I was almost out when I heard you y

3、elling,”Carlos said quietly.Javier looked up.He could see the exit clearly.His storytelling had distracted him from the fact that they were still inside the maze and still in the contest.“Well,what do you know?”Javier said,looking his little brother in the eye.“It looks like Im doing chores for a mo

4、nth.”Carlos saw the flash of pride in Javiers eyes before it disappeared.That was better than winning.Glossary3-D(adj.)short for three-dimensional;an object that is not flat but has depth(p.8)acres(n.)a measurement of land almost equal to a football field(p.8)anticipation(n.)the feeling of expecting

5、 something to happen(p.12)boundaries(n.)the limits of where you can go or what you can do(p.11)crossroads(n.)roads that pass through each other (p.14)dilemma(n.)a tough decision between two choices that are equally unpleasant(p.16)disorient(adj.)to confuse someone about where they are(p.4)expert(n.)

6、someone who is really good at doing a certain act(p.4)impossible(adj.)not possible(p.8)invigorated(adj.)to be full of energy(p.6)junction(n.)a place where roads come together (p.16)labyrinth(n.)a maze;paths that are connected in a confusing way(p.8)masterpiece(n.)an impressive work of art(p.5)strate

7、gy(n.)a plan for winning a contest(p.13)Carloss Puzzle Level TWritten by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by Joel SnyderCarloss PuzzleLevel T Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by Joel SnyderAll rights reserved.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL TP3838Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA

8、Photo Credits:Page 8:Martial Colomb/Photodisc/Getty Imageswww.readinga-Carloss Puzzle1920The Win“Actually,big bro,I was almost out when I heard you yelling,”Carlos said quietly.Javier looked up.He could see the exit clearly.His storytelling had distracted him from the fact that they were still insid

9、e the maze and still in the contest.“Well,what do you know?”Javier said,looking his little brother in the eye.“It looks like Im doing chores for a month.”Carlos saw the flash of pride in Javiers eyes before it disappeared.That was better than winning.Glossary3-D(adj.)short for three-dimensional;an o

10、bject that is not flat but has depth(p.8)acres(n.)a measurement of land almost equal to a football field(p.8)anticipation(n.)the feeling of expecting something to happen(p.12)boundaries(n.)the limits of where you can go or what you can do(p.11)crossroads(n.)roads that pass through each other (p.14)d

11、ilemma(n.)a tough decision between two choices that are equally unpleasant(p.16)disorient(adj.)to confuse someone about where they are(p.4)expert(n.)someone who is really good at doing a certain act(p.4)impossible(adj.)not possible(p.8)invigorated(adj.)to be full of energy(p.6)junction(n.)a place wh

12、ere roads come together (p.16)labyrinth(n.)a maze;paths that are connected in a confusing way(p.8)masterpiece(n.)an impressive work of art(p.5)strategy(n.)a plan for winning a contest(p.13)Carloss Puzzle Level T1718Javier looked like he had been trying to pull himself up,but had twisted his ankle ba

13、dly in a hollow worn in the dirt path.“So,little bro,you got here fast,”Javier said,cracking a grin.“You must not have been too far ahead of me.”“Lets just get you out of here,”said Carlos as Javier threw his arm around Carloss shoulders to support his weight.As they walked,Javi boasted about how he

14、 was running down the path with his mind on the exit so he didnt see the hole.He was going so fast,and it was such a surprise.“Not even Hercules could have stopped himself from going down.”“Crash and burn,”Javier said.“It was a fantastic wipeout!”“Im glad you werent too far ahead,”he continued.“I tr

15、ied to walk,but when I tried to put weight on my ankle,it just gave out.I surely wasnt going to hop all the way out.”Carloss Puzzle Level T34Table of ContentsCarlos .4Javier .6The Contest .9The Maze .12The Dilemma .16The Win .19Glossary .20CarlosCarlos first heard about the maze on a cool afternoon

16、in autumn.He liked nothing better than working his way through mazes.In fact,he was an expert at finding the path from beginning to end without getting lost.He knew many of the tricks maze makers used to disorient people trying to find the solution to their puzzle.He was in the kitchen creating his

17、special ham sandwich with ham,lettuce,onions,pickles,mayo,mustard,and peanut butter,when his mother came in with Alf.Alf barked once,wagged his tail,panted at the ham,sat down,and stared up at Carlos.Carloss Puzzle Level T34Table of ContentsCarlos .4Javier .6The Contest .9The Maze .12The Dilemma .16

18、The Win .19Glossary .20CarlosCarlos first heard about the maze on a cool afternoon in autumn.He liked nothing better than working his way through mazes.In fact,he was an expert at finding the path from beginning to end without getting lost.He knew many of the tricks maze makers used to disorient peo

19、ple trying to find the solution to their puzzle.He was in the kitchen creating his special ham sandwich with ham,lettuce,onions,pickles,mayo,mustard,and peanut butter,when his mother came in with Alf.Alf barked once,wagged his tail,panted at the ham,sat down,and stared up at Carlos.Carloss Puzzle Le

20、vel T1718Javier looked like he had been trying to pull himself up,but had twisted his ankle badly in a hollow worn in the dirt path.“So,little bro,you got here fast,”Javier said,cracking a grin.“You must not have been too far ahead of me.”“Lets just get you out of here,”said Carlos as Javier threw h

21、is arm around Carloss shoulders to support his weight.As they walked,Javi boasted about how he was running down the path with his mind on the exit so he didnt see the hole.He was going so fast,and it was such a surprise.“Not even Hercules could have stopped himself from going down.”“Crash and burn,”

22、Javier said.“It was a fantastic wipeout!”“Im glad you werent too far ahead,”he continued.“I tried to walk,but when I tried to put weight on my ankle,it just gave out.I surely wasnt going to hop all the way out.”Carloss Puzzle Level T1516Carlos knew he could easily win this contest now.He was so clos

23、e to the exit,but he thought he could also hear Javier.Then he chuckled as he heard Javier shouting about how unfair it was that he had found himself in a dead end for the third time.It took Carlos about another five minutes before he saw the exit in front of him.Carlos raised his arms in victory an

24、d started to jog to the finish feeling much like Sylvester Stallone in Rocky.Carlos could hardly believe it.His big brother would have to respect his win,and Javier would be doing his chores for a whole month.He felt like he was floating.The DilemmaAnd then Carlos heard Javier again.This time Javier

25、 was yelling.He almost sounded panicked,but Carlos couldnt be sure.What should he do?What if Javi was trying to trick Carlos to keep him from finishing the maze?Carlos was in a dilemma.He could take the final steps to the exit and win and forget about Javi.Or he could jeopardize his win,believe Javi

26、 was in trouble,and go back to help him.He could even stay where he was and hope that others in the maze would help his brother.Carlos stood there and looked down at Alf.Then Javier started calling for help and saying,“Seriously,bro,this is no joke!”Carlos felt Javier must be hurt.He had to do somet

27、hing,so he retraced his steps.He checked the maze paths near Javis cries,but he didnt find Javier.He then went back to the next junction and went right because he had come from the left.As the path looped in front of Carlos,he could see Javiers running shoes sticking out from where the corn curved.C

28、arloss Puzzle Level T56Alf knew that Carlos would feed him because Carlos always fed him.Carlos did everything for Alf.He filled Alfs bowls,took him for walks,and brushed him when he was matted.He even let Alf sleep beside him.Carlos tossed Alf a small piece of ham and went back to creating his mast

29、erpiece.“Have you told Javier yet?”Carlos asked as he folded his sandwich together and took a bite.Javier was Carloss big brother,and he had no interest in mazes whatsoever.“Not yet.”“Hell hate it,you know.If it doesnt have something to do with sports,well,you know what I mean.”“I know he wont be th

30、rilled,”Mom said as she worked,“but we went to the Sportsplex for him.This time were doing the maze for you.”JavierJavier burst into the kitchen as Carlos was putting the dishes into the dishwasher.Javi was wet,loud,and invigorated.“I did it again!”he boomed,as he opened the refrigerator door and ya

31、nked out the ham.“Make me a ham sandwich,little bro,because I am the man.I am king of the playing field with three base hits and a home run,and I deserve a reward.”Carlos considered telling his brother to make his own sandwich when his mother stepped in and told Javier that a big star like him was p

32、erfectly capable of making his own sandwich.Javier had long ago convinced his little brother that the things Carlos was good at didnt matter.Carlos got better grades in school,he was an expert chess player and an excellent cook,and he was brilliant on the computer.Javier could not care less.“Play ch

33、ess with me,Javier,”Carlos would say.Carloss Puzzle Level T56Alf knew that Carlos would feed him because Carlos always fed him.Carlos did everything for Alf.He filled Alfs bowls,took him for walks,and brushed him when he was matted.He even let Alf sleep beside him.Carlos tossed Alf a small piece of

34、ham and went back to creating his masterpiece.“Have you told Javier yet?”Carlos asked as he folded his sandwich together and took a bite.Javier was Carloss big brother,and he had no interest in mazes whatsoever.“Not yet.”“Hell hate it,you know.If it doesnt have something to do with sports,well,you k

35、now what I mean.”“I know he wont be thrilled,”Mom said as she worked,“but we went to the Sportsplex for him.This time were doing the maze for you.”JavierJavier burst into the kitchen as Carlos was putting the dishes into the dishwasher.Javi was wet,loud,and invigorated.“I did it again!”he boomed,as

36、he opened the refrigerator door and yanked out the ham.“Make me a ham sandwich,little bro,because I am the man.I am king of the playing field with three base hits and a home run,and I deserve a reward.”Carlos considered telling his brother to make his own sandwich when his mother stepped in and told

37、 Javier that a big star like him was perfectly capable of making his own sandwich.Javier had long ago convinced his little brother that the things Carlos was good at didnt matter.Carlos got better grades in school,he was an expert chess player and an excellent cook,and he was brilliant on the comput

38、er.Javier could not care less.“Play chess with me,Javier,”Carlos would say.Carloss Puzzle Level T1516Carlos knew he could easily win this contest now.He was so close to the exit,but he thought he could also hear Javier.Then he chuckled as he heard Javier shouting about how unfair it was that he had

39、found himself in a dead end for the third time.It took Carlos about another five minutes before he saw the exit in front of him.Carlos raised his arms in victory and started to jog to the finish feeling much like Sylvester Stallone in Rocky.Carlos could hardly believe it.His big brother would have t

40、o respect his win,and Javier would be doing his chores for a whole month.He felt like he was floating.The DilemmaAnd then Carlos heard Javier again.This time Javier was yelling.He almost sounded panicked,but Carlos couldnt be sure.What should he do?What if Javi was trying to trick Carlos to keep him

41、 from finishing the maze?Carlos was in a dilemma.He could take the final steps to the exit and win and forget about Javi.Or he could jeopardize his win,believe Javi was in trouble,and go back to help him.He could even stay where he was and hope that others in the maze would help his brother.Carlos s

42、tood there and looked down at Alf.Then Javier started calling for help and saying,“Seriously,bro,this is no joke!”Carlos felt Javier must be hurt.He had to do something,so he retraced his steps.He checked the maze paths near Javis cries,but he didnt find Javier.He then went back to the next junction

43、 and went right because he had come from the left.As the path looped in front of Carlos,he could see Javiers running shoes sticking out from where the corn curved.Carloss Puzzle Level T1314“One,two,three,go!”Javier shouted as soon as it became their turn.Javier took off,disappearing quickly onto the

44、 first path to the right that cut through the tall,brown corn stalks.Carlos and Alf did not move.Carlos was thinking,and Alf was waiting.“Okay,Alf,”Carlos finally said.“This may be one of the most difficult mazes weve ever tried,but were clever.We can beat it.Javi will try to race through the maze,b

45、ut thats not the way to win.Our strategy will be to take our time and think about each of the paths.”Carlos started out with Alf following close behind.He knew the maze was created to make a picture of an apple tree full of fruit from a billboard he had seen from the car on his way here.His experien

46、ce with other mazes told him that the mazes start was probably at the base of the trees trunk,and that there were most likely three possible paths through the maze,each with its own exit at the top of the tree.It didnt take Carlos long to remember where he had been or to figure out the correct paths

47、.After about ten minutes,he knew he had to be close to the exit.He couldnt believe he had solved the maze so quickly.Then Carlos came to a dead end.He quickly retraced his steps to the crossroads where he had taken the left fork and instead took the right.As Carlos moved on,finding his way,turning b

48、ack,considering his options,he could imagine his brother thrashing around in the middle of the maze.Carloss Puzzle Level T78“Chess?Why would I play a boring game like chess when I could be hitting home runs or making touchdowns?Lets go out and throw some passes,little bro.Or are you afraid you cant

49、catch anything I might throw your way?”As Javier ate his sandwich,he learned of the familys trip to the maze.“Whats a corn maze?”Javier asked through a mouthful of his monster sandwich.“Theyre like the mazes in my puzzle books,only 3-D and made by cutting paths through stalks in cornfields,”Carlos e

50、xplained.“Some of them are based on hedge labyrinth designs that are hundreds and hundreds of years old.Most of those are easy to walk through,”Carlos added.“Some are more modern in design,take up acres of land,and take hours to solve.The one were going to is supposed to be difficult,but not impossi