Marcel lived on a farm. Every morning when he woke up, he got dressed, washed his face, and then helped his Pa with the chores before having breakfast. After breakfast, he walked with his sisters to the school in the town. 

One day on his way to school, Marcel remembered he left his books on the table. "Oh no!" he said. "I forgot my books!" 

His older sister Lucianne frowned. "Oh, Marcel, how could you be so forgetful? You'll have to go home and get them." 

Marcel's younger sister Paula was excited. "I can go get your books for you," she said. 

"No," Marcel said. "You're too young to go home by yourself. It'll have to be me." 

"Be careful," Lucianne warned him. "And hurry, or you'll be late for school." 

Marcel chose to leave the road so he could get home faster. So he left the road and ran into the grassy pasture, passing by a group of lambs. The shepherd waved at him as he ran past.
Who lived outside the city? Who did Marcel walk with? Where? Where was it? What was forgotten? Who was disappointed? Who was enthusiastic? What did she offer? What was his response? Why? What did his sister warn? What did he move off of? And went where? What was passed? Who waved? When? What was he doing? Why was he in a hurry? Was there only one animal? What covered the space? Who received the wave? Was he walking? Where was he going? Where were the books? What did he clean? Who did he help? With what? When?
Marcel he walked with his sisters School in town Books Lucianne Paula To get his books No Because she was too young You'll be late for school the road The grassy pasture Lambs The shepherd When he ran past Running Because he needed to get home faster No Grass Marcel No home on the table his face Pa the chores before having breakfast.