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Page 45 12 1 -ock -ock The customer bought Tick and Tock. “I’ll have the most unusual clocks on my block!“ he said. Once upon a time, there was an old clock shop. Inside the shop lived a whole flock of clocks. There were alarm clocks, cuckoo clocks, even a tall grandfather clock. Give a great holler, a cheer, a yell For all of the words that we can spell With an O, C, and K that make the sound –ock, You’ll find it in tock and block and clock. Three little letters, that’s all that we need To make a whole family of words to read! The Clock Who Could Not Tock by Pamela Chanko Illustrated by Liisa Chauncy Guida 14 -ock
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The customer bought Tick and Tock. “I’ll have the most unusual clocks on my block!“ he said.
Once upon a time, there was an old clockshop. Inside the shop lived a whole flock ofclocks. There were alarm clocks, cuckooclocks, even a tall grandfather clock.
Give a great holler, a cheer, a yell
For all of the words that we can spell
With an O, C, and K that make the sound –ock,
You’ll find it in tock and block and clock.
Three little letters, that’s all that we need
To make a whole family of words to read!
The Clock WhoCould Not Tock
by Pamela ChankoIllustrated by Liisa Chauncy Guida
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So Tick and Tock went home with the man.There, the two friends ticked and tockedaround the clock and lived happily ever after.
A customer heard the musical tick-tockingof the two clocks working together.“How lovely!“ he said. “I’ve never seenanything like that before.“ Tick was asproud as a peacock. So was Tock.
All day long, the shop was filled with thesound of clocks. “Tick, tock. Tick, tock.Tick, tock.“ But one clock stood out fromthe rest. His name was Tick.
Tick, Tock.
Tick, tock.Tick, tock.Tick, tock.
Tick, tock.Tick, tock.Tick, tock.Tick, tock.
Tick, tock.Tick, tock.
For Gatsby, with a heart like a rock,
may you never discover the meaning of “clock“
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Then the two clocks stood up tall, side by side.In perfect time came the sound of each clock,“Tick, tock. Tick, tock. Tick, tock.“
The other clocks began to tease Tick.“What good is a clock who can’t tock?“ they said. Tick hated being a laughingstock, but what could he do?
The next morning, the clocks welcomedthe new member of their flock. But theywere in for quite a shock. When theclock opened her mouth, out came,“Tock, tock. Tock, tock. Tock, tock.“
Tick had a problem.“Tick, tick. Tick, tick. Tick, tick.“Tick was a clock who could not tock!
Tick, tick.
Tick, tock.Tick, tock.Tick, tock.Tick, tock.
TOCK.
TICK,
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“What poppycock!“ said Grandfather Clock. “All clocks can tock. You must simply try harder.“Tick tried with all his might. But it was no use. He just couldn’t tock.
Tick couldn’t believe it—a clock who couldonly tock! This gave Tick an idea. Hewhispered something to Tock, the new clock.
The woman handed the clock to theshopkeeper. “I don’t like this clock,“ she said.“Perhaps you can sell it to someone else.“
Then late one day, as the shopkeeperwas about to lock up, there was aknock at the door. In walked a womancarrying a pink clock.
Tick, tick.
