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Zoe's Colors



Zoe's Colors
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     challenging words:    paper, brushed, already, between, brush, cannot, color, even, glass, happy, head, last, next, nice, orange, other


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Zoe's Colors
By Mary Lynn Bushong
  

1     Zoe took a pad of paper. She put it on her easel. She got a glass jar. She added water to it. She put it on the table by the easel.
 
2     Next, she got out the brushes. Zoe had five of them.
 
3     One brush was small. It was good for painting tiny things. One brush was wide. It was good for painting big areas.
 
4     The other brushes were in between sizes. They helped Zoe paint many things.
 
5     Last of all came the paints. She had just five colors. They were blue, yellow, red, black, and white.
 
6     Zoe was not happy. She wanted to get green, purple, and orange, too. She needed them to make really good pictures.
 
7     Mom just shook her head. She said, "You already have them. You just cannot see them yet."
 
8     That was silly, thought Zoe. How can you have colors and not see them?
 
9     She began to paint. First she painted a blue sky. A yellow sun was next. Wait! The sun was turning green!

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