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Horace and Morris but mostly Dolores. Author. by James Howe Illustrated by Amy Walrod. Genre. Fantasies why? The characters are acting like people. Main Idea. The main idea is about Horace, Morris and Dolores joining clubs . Author’s purpose.
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Horace and Morris but mostly Dolores Author. by James Howe Illustrated by Amy Walrod
Genre Fantasies why? The characters are acting like people.
Main Idea The main idea is about Horace, Morris and Dolores joining clubs.
Author’s purpose The author’s purpose is to entertain because it is telling a fantasy.
Draw conclusion We thought that Dolores would dress up as a boy and join the boy club.
Characters and Setting The characters are Horace, Morris, Dolores , and Chores and another friend. The setting are at two clubhouse and Mount Ever- Rust and a girl’s clubhouse.
Vocabulary adventure We went on an adventure. wondered I wondered why my teacher always drinks coffee. exploring My friends and I went exploring in the woods. climbed My friends and I climbed a tree. clubhouse Everyone went in a clubhouse. greatest I have the greatest teacher. truest Is she the truest?
Compare and Contrast Dolores is a girl but Horace and Morris are both boys. They all are friends.
Cause/ Effect Horace and Morris went to a boy clubhouse so, Dolores went to a girl clubhouse.
Theme The theme is you don’t have to fit in because you won’t always get what you want.
Fact Horace and Morris went to a boy’s club and Dolores went to a girl’s club.
Opinion The boys do not want girls in there clubhouse but some mice do want girls in there clubhouse.
Make a connection Amelia’s grandmother’s name is Dolores just like the mouse in the story.