Virginia Kroll - Equal Shmequal
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and Katya, the girls; and Seth, Joshua, and Noah, the boys V.K.
Illustrations copyright 2005 by Philomena ONeill
All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form.
Charlesbridge and colophon are registered trademarks of Charlesbridge Publishing, Inc.
Published by Charlesbridge, 9 Galen Street, Watertown, MA 02472
(617) 926-0329 www.charlesbridge.com
Kroll, Virginia L.
Equal shmequal / by Virginia Kroll ; illustrated by Philomena ONeill.
p. cm.
balance the teams by using a see-saw. Includes nonfiction math notes for
meanings of equal.
ISBN 978-1-57091-892-6 (softcover)
ISBN 978-1-60734-155-0 (ebook pdf)
ISBN 978-1-63289-898-2 (epub)
[1. Forest animalsFiction. 2. EquationsFiction. 3. MathematicsFiction.] I. ONeill, Philomena, ill. II. Title.
PZ7.K9227Eq 2005
[E]dc22 2004023051
(hc) 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
(sc) 20 19 18 17 16
picnic. The children finished eating and began to play.
Some played tag. Some chose teams for a game.
One team was pulled over a line. The other
team cheered, Hooray! We won, we won!
children. They all got into a big yellow
bus that drove off down the road.
Come out and play!
You take one end of the rope
and I take the other. We both
pull to see who wins!
the field. She landed on the ground with a thump.
I forgot that teams have to be equal .
Gotcha! he snarled.
Help! squealed Mouse.
Let Mouse go right now!
See, Wolfs right here! He wants to play too.
in her bravest voice, Of course you
guys can play. Everyone can play
as long as the teams are equal.
He reached into one of the trash cans
and pulled out a half-eaten sandwich.
What does equal mean, anyway?
he asked.
We should divide into two equal teams somehow.
with a mouthful of chocolate cake.
plant-eaters, said Rabbit.
That would be fair.
asked Mouse. We eat anything
small enough.
Mouse replied, I like blackberries best!
is dandelions.
So its animals that eat only meat against the rest of us.
Rabbit, and Turtle across the line. They landed in a heap.
from his shell.
Everyone without fur, go to the other. But that
left only Turtle on a team. That couldnt be equal!
Ive heard the farmer talking about halves.
groups with the same number, Mouse said.
We cant make halves because there are five of us.
Hey, she said. Maybe Deer will want to play.
Then we can make halves.
fun, she said, but I want to keep an eye on Wolf
and Bobcat. Ill pull from behind them.
and three on the other. They pulled, but
once again, Mouse, Rabbit, and Turtle
were easily dragged over the line.
and were all small, so it isnt equal at all.
are equal, but that doesnt make the teams equal.
a piece of pizza.
Everyone began talking at the same time.
equal as long as you win
of the seesaw is equal to whats on the other
side, the seesaw balances. You can tell because
its straight across.
his way to the end.
He looked down the long way to the ground
and tried not to be scared.
Their side sank down, and Wolf rose up into the air.
but Wolf and Bobcat together were still up in the air.
Now the seesaw was almost balanced.
back and forth before resting perfectly straight across.
The teams were balanced.
and ran over roaring, Wait for me!
of the seesaw with a bump.
said cheerfully. Lets try again.
Bear, get on first.
other end high in the air.
the high side first. If I
fall, Ill land on my feet.
Cats always do!
got on. Each one made
Bears side lift a little.
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