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Dinosaurs
Meet Mr. T

Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs


Meet Mr. T
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Reading Level
     edHelper's suggested reading level:   grades 2 to 3
     Flesch-Kincaid grade level:   1.65

Vocabulary
     challenging words:    longer, lived, arms, brothers, would, meet, pounds, company, like, scales, stone, large, friend, million, wonder, short
     content words:    North America, Some Tyrannosaurus

Other Languages
     Spanish: Te presento al Sr. T


Meet Mr. T
By Jane Runyon
  

1     I would like for you to meet a friend of mine. His name is C.J. He's sitting over there reading a book. He is always reading a book of some kind. Say hello to your company, C.J. C.J.? C.J.!
 
2     "Oh, were you talking to me? I guess I didn't hear you. I was really into reading my book. It is all about dinosaurs. I like dinosaurs. Do you? I even have a dinosaur of my own. His name is Mr. T.
 
3     "Mr. T is a Tyrannosaurus rex. That means ‘tyrant lizard king.' Mr. T is just a stuffed toy, but sometimes I think he is trying to talk to me. He wants me to learn all about him.

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