STAAR Grade 3 Reading
looked like a rock that had been broken in half. When she turned it over in her hand, Layla gasped in surprise. She could see that the rock was not solid all the way through. Along the inside wall of the hollow rock were tiny, beautiful crystals. 4. Layla gazed at the little twinkling gift tucked inside the rock. She
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