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1 Hey Diddle Diddle! Hey Diddle, Diddle How well do you know this nursery rhyme? 1. Arrange the puzzle pieces into a picture. 2. Arrange the puzzle in the proper order. 3. Answer the questions below.

2 Picture from The Real Mother Goose by: Blanche Wright

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4 What do you think? 1. Why did the cow jumped over the moon instead of the sun? 2. Is this poem about a real event? How do you know? 3. If you looked out the window and saw a cat playing a fiddle, what would you do? 4. Why did the dish and spoon run away?

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