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One day Bilbo met an old friend and some dwarves, looking for treasure. He went with them, and encountered man issues like goblins and greedy dragons. After being separated by goblins, he finds and outwits Gollum. Gollum has a magic ring, which can make you invisible, but uses it for evil. Bilbo gets out with it, and after a while arrives to his destination, Smaug the dragon’s mountain. He steals slowly from the dragon, but the dragon knows and is plotting against him. What will happen to Bilbo? Find out in the Hobbit!



What are The Steps to solving a problem? Define Plan Act Reflect Example 1: Define- Bilbo's friends are in jail Plan- He plans to make the butler drunk invisibly, and save his friends by grabbing the keys, and escape by being pushed down the river in barrels. Act- He successfully got them out, and got near where Smaug lives Reflect- He should have not chosen barrels. They were leaky and some of his friends almost suffocated. Example 2: Define- Bilbo needs to get the gold from the dragon Smaug Plan- He decides to use the ring to become invisible. Act- He is able to steel one thing, but the dragon finds out Reflect- Bilbo should have killed the dragon first before stealing from him.



Reading Strategy Used: **Synthesizing ** I used synthesizing. Synthesizing is a strategy used to piece together parts of a story. Here is an example. Joe ate a lot. Joe doesn't eat a lot usually. From this, I think that Joe will have a stomachache. In my story, the Goblins are really strong, but their intelligence is limited. So I thought, I know that people that aren't smart usually have a downfall because of it, so maybe that will be the same for the goblins! As you can see, I put parts of a story together to make an inference. Another example is when Gandalf leaves them. I assume he will come back because in previous parts he has.