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The Big Honey Hunt

RDQ:	220	Max Word/Sent	19	Total Words	705		Diff Words	159
Lex	480	Ave Word/.Sent	5	Hi Freq occurs	424	60.1%	Hi freq	77	48.4%
AR	2.0	Long Sentences	0	Low Freq occurs	3	0.4%	Low freq	3	1.9%

We ate our honey. We ate a lot. Now we have no honey in our honeypot.
Go get some honey. Go get some more. Go get some honey from the honey store.
We will go for honey. Come on, small bear! We will go for honey and I know where.
The store. She said to get it there! Not at the store. Oh, no, small bear.
If a bear is smart, if a bear knows how, he goes on a honey Hunt. Watch me now!
How do you hunt it? How, dad, how?
If a bear knows how, if a bear is smart, he looks for a bee right at the start.
Bees hide their honey entries that are hollow. So we will find a bee to follow.
Is that a bee? He went, Buzz! Buzz! He looks like a bee. Why, yes! He does.
We will follow that bee. We will follow that bee. We will follow that bee to his honey tree.
That tree! Is that I honey tree? It sounds like one so I know it's one. Sit down, small bear, and watch the fun.
Small bear, you watch your smart old dad take out more honey than you ever had.
Are you getting honey? Are you getting a lot? Will we take home honey in our honey pot?
That is not a honey tree! That was not honey tree. The bee! The bee! There goes the bee!
On with the honey Hunt! Follow your pop. Your pop will find honey at the very next stop.
We will follow and follow and follow along! I will find a new tree and I won't be wrong.
Is that a honey tree? How do you know? Well, it looks just so. And it feels just so. Looks so. Feels so. So it's so!
Now watch, small bear. I am about to take that good old honey out.
How are you doing? Are you getting a lot? Are you getting much honey? Or are you not?
Wrong kind of tree! Wrong kind of tree! Look, dad! There goes your friend the bee!
On with the Hunt! I will not rest. I will follow that be to his honey nest!
When a bear is smart, when a bear is clever, he never gives up. And I won't, ever!
Dad! Is that a bee-tree there?
I know it is. Why, yes, small bear. It can't be wrong like the last tree was. Only a bee tree goes, Buzz! Buzz!
Are you getting honey? Are you doing well? Or is something wrong? I smell a smell.
Wrong kind of tree! Wrong kind of tree! The bee! The bee! I see the bee!
If you want to get honey, there is just one way. You must follow your bee if it takes all day.
If a bear is smart, if a bear is bright, a bear keeps going if it takes all night.
He went in there. Your friend the bee. He went in there. Is this our tree?
Now let me think. Now let me see. This looks just like honey tree.
Ah. It feels just like a honey tree.
And it goes, Buzz. Buzz. Like a honey tree. And it tastes just like a honey tree.
And so you see this tree must be-must, must, must be a honey tree.
I never saw more honey. Never. Now don't you think your dad is clever?
I think you are very clever, dad. But your friends the bees are very mad!
But dad. You left the honey there. It was not the kind I want, small bear.
I will get you honey. I said I would. But that bees honey was not too good.
Where are you going to find the honey? Here in the water? Now that seems funny.
No, we won't find honey in here, small bear. But soon, very soon I will show you where.
When the bees have gone, we will get along too. Your dad is smart, and he knows what to do.
But how would you do it, dad? How, dad? How?
The best sort of honey never comes from bees. It comes from a store. I would like some, please.

Subjective Criteria

Illustrations: Some support

Dialog: Two speakers

Dialog: Broken dialogue

Vocabulary: Few decoding/definition issues

Language: Few descriptive words

Sentences: Simple phrases

Text structure: Blend of written/oral

Inferences: Several Implications

Concept: Fanciful

Features

Character traits

Simple Plot

Topic

Food

*Home Arts & Food

Low Frequency Words

entries

hollow

honeypot