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In this adorable children¡¯s story, one small donut
turns into a hilarious chain of events. Follow along as a dog asks for juice,
baseball, kites, and more in this classic circular story that kids love.



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If you give a dog a donut. Written by Laura Numeroff
andillustrated by Felicia Bond.



 



If you give a dog a donut, he'll ask for some apple
juice to go with it.



When you give him the juice, he'll drink it all up.



Then he'll ask for more.



There won't be any left, so he'll want to make his
own.



He'll go outside to pick apples.



When he's up in the tree, he'll toss you one.



Throwing the apple will make him think of baseball.



He'll want to play.



You'll have to get a ball and a glove.



Of course, you'll also need a bat.



He'll ask you to pitch.



He'll hit a home run.



Then you'll do a happy dance to celebrate.



Dancing will make him hot and dusty, so he'll need
some water.



You'll probably start a water fight.



You'll have to dry him off with your bandana.



He¡¯ll wrap it around his head and pretend that he's a
pirate.



Then you'll want to go on a treasure hunt.



He¡¯ll find an old kite and want to make one himself.



You'll have to get him some sticks,paper, and string.



When the kite is finished,he'll want to fly it.



It will go higher and
higheruntil it gets tangled in the apple tree.



The tree will remind him of apple juice.



So, he'll probably ask you for some.



And chances are if he asks him for some apple juice,he'll
want a donut to go with it.



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Questions:

 



1. What does the dog ask for after you give him a
donut? 



2. What game does the dog want to play after throwing
the apple? 



3. What does the dog want to do after flying his kite
gets it tangled in the tree?​

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