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Using the picture on pages 38 and 39, write a few sentences of dialogue stating the penguins' thoughts.
Create several of your own five-word phrases if you needed to use the Wand of Dianthus to save yourself from a situation.
Explain Nancy's reaction to finding out Jack and Annie were just kids. Use details from the story to support your answer.
In this section, the sound of "thousand icicle wind chimes" is mentioned. What does that mean and what does it sound like to you?
Predict what you think will happen in the next chapter of this book. Use ideas from the story to support your prediction.
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