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In the mysterious Spooky Sweet Shop, a magical cookie jar that no one can open becomes the center of attention on Halloween night. Brave little Emma, armed with Halloween spirit, manages to unlock the jar by whispering 'Trick or treat!' Inside, she discovers extraordinary cookies that change flavors with every bite. Emma's generosity in sharing these magical treats transforms the shop into a famous Halloween destination. This enchanting story combines elements of mystery, magic, and the spirit of Halloween to captivate young readers. It provides excellent opportunities for discussing problem-solving, bravery, and the joy of sharing, while improving reading comprehension skills. The clear sequence of events and vivid character actions make this story ideal for teaching students to identify key elements in a narrative, as outlined in CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.1.3.
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In the Spooky Sweet Shop, there was a magical cookie jar that no one could open. On Halloween, brave little Emma decided to try. She whispered "Trick or treat!" and the jar popped open! Inside were cookies that changed flavors with every bite. Emma shared them with everyone, and the shop became famous for its magical Halloween treats.
Where does this story take place?
In a regular bakeryAt Emma's houseIn the Spooky Sweet ShopAt a Halloween party
What is special about the cookie jar?
It's very largeIt's made of goldNo one can open itIt's full of vegetables
How does Emma open the cookie jar?
She uses a keyShe breaks itShe whispers "Trick or treat!"She asks an adult for help
What happens after Emma opens the jar?
The cookies disappearThe shop closes downThe cookies change flavors with every biteEmma keeps all the cookies for herself
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