Amy and the Little Puddle
A1 · Phonics: Word stress in two-syllable words · Phonics & Decodable Stories
Amy and the Little Puddle
Amy the poodle sees a little puddle in the middle of the path.
“A puddle!” she giggles. She does a little jump. Splash!
Bubbles pop up. Amy giggles again.
Then she sees a bigger puddle. Jump! Splash! But this time, the puddle says, “Hey!”
A turtle pops up, with bubbles on his nose.
“Is this your puddle?” asks Amy.
“It is my table, my bed and my bubble bath,” says the turtle.
“Sorry!” says Amy. She gives him an apple. “I will jump in the next puddle.”
The turtle nibbles the apple. “That is fine,” he says. “That one is my uncle’s.”
Sample questions (6 questions)
- Where is the little puddle?
- in the middle of the path
- in a table
- in the bath
- Who lives in the bigger puddle?
- a turtle
- a poodle
- a bubble
- Why is the turtle’s last line funny?
- The next puddle belongs to his uncle — Amy will splash a turtle again!
- He likes apples.
- He is going to sleep.
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