Authentic Level Three

In Soccer Sam, Sam finds difficulty in trying to entertain his cousin Marco from Mexico due to the latter’s in ability to communicate in English. However, when the fourth graders challenge the fifth graders in soccer, Sam was impressed by Marco’s skill and energy!

But who turns out to be the winner?

In Field Day, Rosie and Sally are not on good terms while their teams are competing. Rosie is on the team with red jerseys, and Sally is on the team with yellow ones. With every game the two teams played, scores go up and down until the two teams play the water balloon game and finally the race.

Who do you think the winner is? Will the two girls be friends again or not?

In The Pudding Like a Night on the Sea Julian’s father makes a wonderful pudding for his wife who is out shopping and decides to take a nap. He asks his two kids stay away from the pudding and not to touch it! However, he wakes up after a while to find out that his two sons have tampered with the pudding and spoiled it!

What do you think the punishment they will receive?

Sun and Moon presents an interesting dialogue between Earth and the Sun in which the latter complains that the wind, the rainbow, and even children are not good enough to be his friends.

The Moon, in its turn, suffers from loneliness, too and refuses to regard the stars, the comets and the children as his friends.

Earth finally solves the problem, but how?