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On Saturday morning, Maya pressed her nose near the dinosaur case. The tiny feathered dinosaur stared back.
The Museum Dinosaur Followed Maya HomeA small museum dinosaur model follows Maya home because it wants to see living birds, its distant cousins.
1. On Saturday morning, Maya pressed her nose near the dinosaur case. The tiny feathered dinosaur stared back.
2. Maya read that some dinosaurs had feathers. Birds, the guide said, are their living cousins.
3. The little dinosaur watched the sparrows outside. Its golden eyes grew wide.
4. When Maya left, the little dinosaur slipped from its case. It followed her past the sleepy gift shop.
5. Maya heard a tiny tap behind her. She turned, but only a pigeon was there.
6. At home, Maya opened the gate. The tiny tap came again, right beside the watering can.
7. Maya knelt down. The little dinosaur placed one tiny foot in her hand.
8. Then a robin landed on the fence. The little dinosaur leaned forward, very carefully.
9. The robin chirped. The dinosaur answered with a soft, squeaky peep.
10. More birds gathered in the tree. The little dinosaur watched every wing and listened to every song.
11. Soon the sky turned blue-gray. Maya carried the little dinosaur toward the museum.
12. Maya returned the dinosaur to its case. Outside, the birds settled into their nests.
13. Maya understood why it had followed her home. It wanted to see living birds, its distant cousins.
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