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Horrible Harry and the June Box
by Suzy Kline · Grade 3 · AR 3.6
Horrible Harry and the June Box
Reading Comprehension Questions
by Suzy Kline
7 curated questions
In Room 3B, a strict substitute teacher confiscates Song Lee's special pink origami pig, intended as a birthday gift for her grandmother, and places it in the dreaded 'June Box' where toys are held until the end of the school year. Desperate, Song Lee secretly retrieves her pig, but her actions are discovered. To protect his friend, Harry takes the blame. The class then faces a challenging math problem from the substitute, with a prize that could help. Ultimately, Song Lee bravely confesses, and the class learns about friendship, honesty, and cooperation as they work together to resolve the difficult situation.
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Horrible Harry and the June Box by Suzy Kline is recommended for grades K-1 readers with an AR level of 3.6. It's an excellent choice for building reading comprehension skills at this level.
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