Jake and Jackie Learn to Understand Others, Part 4

Jake and Jackie Learn to Understand Others, Part 4

Jake and Jackie Learn to Understand Others, Part 4
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	edHelper's suggested reading level:	grades 3 to 4
	Flesch-Kincaid grade level:	4.02

Vocabulary

	challenging words:		broiler, competent, conscientious, easygoing, extremely, perfectionist, pointed, sauce-topped, seminar, personality, retorted, cutting, yeah, anytime, recipe, simple
	content words:		Aunt Bethany

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Jake and Jackie Learn to Understand Others, Part 4
By Beth Beutler

¹     "So, what personality do you think I have?" Jake asked Jackie as they prepared a simple meal to surprise Jake's mom.

²     Jackie's brow pursed in thought. "I think you are a lot like your mom. Probably an 'S' personality. We've been friends for a long time and sometimes you are just SO easygoing!"

³     Jake grinned. "I like that. But I understand what your aunt said. Sometimes, I need to get moving on projects more quickly."

⁴     "Yeah, like the time you waited to do the science display until the night before!"

⁵     Jake stuck out his tongue at Jackie. "I still got a B+!"

⁶     "Yes, but maybe you could have gotten an A," Jackie retorted.

⁷     Jake rolled his eyes. "Okay, party girl, what are we going to make for supper?"

⁸     They decided on English muffin pizzas. Jackie cut the English muffins in half, and Jake opened a can of pizza sauce. They heard footsteps on the porch and turned to see Jackie's mom and Aunt Bethany.

⁹     "How's it going?" they asked.

¹⁰     "Fine. We are starting English muffin pizzas," Jake answered.

¹¹     "That sounds good. Need some help?"

¹²     "Sure."

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