Winter Story (Brambly Hedge)

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Percy and Petie kept climbing up. "This sure is a big hill," Petie said with a gulp. A moment later Petie said, "Maybe it's too cold up here for sledding." Percy put his flipper around Petie's shoulders. "Don't be scared," Percy said. "We will ride down together." They all pushed and rolled the bag until it tipped through the doorway to the lower world. Each one jumped in the hole after it to safety, just in time. As soon as the bag dropped to the world below, it broke and all the heat crammed inside the bag rushed out. So bearing that in mind here are our selection of Winter Books and Stories that will ignite your children’s imagination and explore the season together. Marla and her best friend Max (an owl) will charm you with their determination to be successful Olympians and positive attitude. The charming illustrations perfectly capture the characters and winter setting. Here are some COOL (see what we did there!) Winter facts to inspire you before you begin this collaborative story writing activity!

At last, they came to the water that surrounded where the doorway was to the lower world. Pike jumped in the water, just as before. Each animal followed behind with Mother Bear, too, everyone holding tight to each other.

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