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My Brother Is in a Wheelchair!

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My Brother Is in a Wheelchair!
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Reading Level
     edHelper's suggested reading level:   grades 1 to 2
     Flesch-Kincaid grade level:   0.88

Vocabulary
     challenging words:    sister, brother, brothers, checker, kids, wheelchairs, were, across, also, back, blind, born, checkers, class, deaf, door

Other Languages
     Spanish: ¡Mi hermano está en silla de ruedas!


My Brother Is in a Wheelchair!
By Jennifer Kenny
  

1     Lori and Drew were sister and brother. Lori was seven. Drew was five. They liked to draw pictures. They liked to watch TV. They liked to play checkers with each other. Like all brothers and sisters, sometimes they played with other kids.
 
2     Today Lori was having three new friends at her house. They were from her class at school.
 
3     Lori opened the door when she saw Pat.
 
4     "Hello!" Lori said.
 
5     "Hello!" Pat said back. Pat ran across the yard. She stopped. "What is this?" Pat asked. Pat was looking at the front of Lori's house. There were no stairs to get to the front door. There was a ramp instead.
 
6     "That's a ramp," Lori said.
 
7     "I've never seen one on someone's house before," Pat said. "Why do you have one?"
 
8     Lori said, "Drew has to get in the house with it."
 
9     "Why can't he just walk up the stairs like me?" Pat asked.
 
10     "Drew can't walk," Lori said. "He uses a wheelchair."
 
11     Pat stopped. She was scared. She wasn't sure she wanted to play at Lori's house now. Lori was used to this. Her little brother had been disabled since he was born. Disabled means you can't do all the things that others can.
 
12     Lori looked at Pat. "Please come in," Lori said. "Please don't be scared. Drew is so sweet. He needs a wheelchair to move. He can't play all sports. He needs a lot of help, but he is the best checker player in the world. He's really good at spelling, too."

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