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020			_a9780198407010
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082			_bHUN _aT 420
100			_aHunt, Roderick, 2012
245		0	_aBy the stream _hEnglish
260			_aUK _c2012 _bOxford reading press
300			_a16 _3text _billustrations ; _c19.5 cm.
490			_3Nur ORT reader _aORT (NUR) Term 2
500			_aH3
520			_aA poor but clever man is walking by a stream when he sees a crocodile trapped and begging for help. The man is hesitant, but the crocodile promises not to eat him if he helps. After being freed, the crocodile immediately tries to eat the man. The man protests, so they agree to ask the first three creatures they meet whether the crocodile is being fair. They ask a tree, a water buffalo, and finally a rabbit (or monkey, in some versions). The rabbit cleverly tricks the crocodile into going back into the trap to “demonstrate” how he was originally caught. Once the crocodile is back in the trap, the rabbit tells the man to leave him there because he broke his promise. The man is saved thanks to the rabbit's (or monkey’s) wisdom.
521			_aDevelop reading comprehension skills. Identify story elements (characters, setting, plot, problem, solution). Encourage questioning and reasoning. Discuss how appearances can be deceiving. Promote safety and awareness in nature.
650			_aSupplementary reading material
700			_aRoderick Hunt, _d1986
700			_aAlex Brychta, _d1986
856			_yhttps://www.scribd.com/document/674207377/By-the-Stream _zYou can click a link to read online
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