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Sign maker’s assistant :Author Tedd Arnold

Sign maker- makes signs Townspeople-people who live in town Vocabulary Sign maker- makes signs Townspeople-people who live in town Afternoon-middle of the day Blame-tattle tail Important-something you really need Idea-brain storm

The Main Idea is Norman is making signs to trick people.

connection We all like to paint. Norman likes to paint.

GENRE Humorous fiction

Author’s purpose Entertain It is a fiction story.

FACT Sign makers are real They make signs

Sign maker did the finest work for miles around. opinion Sign maker did the finest work for miles around.

Norman would make all the sign’s.. Draw a conclusion Norman would make all the sign’s..

Compare and contrast I can compare the old man and Norman because they are both sign makers. But Norman is younger.

Characters and setting The characters are the sign maker , and Norman. The setting is all around town.

The Sign maker got chased, so Norman had to apologize. Cause and effect The Sign maker got chased, so Norman had to apologize.

Don’t make fools of yourself always ask for permission. theme Don’t make fools of yourself always ask for permission.

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