1. The storm is called "The Big Bad Storm" because it was very strong and caused a lot of damage, like knocking down trees and blowing away the roof of the school.
2. The main characters are Rufus, his father, and his mother.
3. The setting is a small town on a day when a big storm hits.
4. The problem in the story is that the storm damages the town, including the school, and people need to find shelter and help each other.
5. The solution is that Rufus’s father helps fix the school roof, and the community works together to clean up and rebuild after the storm.
6. The theme of the story is that even in difficult times, people can help each other and work together to overcome challenges.
7. The word “drenched” means completely wet from water, like when someone gets soaked in the rain.
8. The word “scrambled” means to move or climb quickly and with difficulty, often using hands and feet.
9. The word “fumbled” means to handle something clumsily or awkwardly, like when someone drops or mishandles an object.
10. The word “huddled” means to crowd together closely, usually for warmth or protection, like when people gather close during a storm.
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