Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland · Part 3 of 5
The Tea Party and the Queen
Follow Alice from the rabbit hole to the Queen’s court and back to a sunny riverbank.
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The Tea Party and the Queen
After leaving the tea party, Alice used the key and mushroom to reach the garden through its tiny door.
She had found a door in a tree that led back to the hall of locked doors.
The Tea Party and the Queen
In the garden three gardeners shaped like playing cards were painting white roses red.
They feared the Queen of Hearts would punish them because she had ordered red roses.
The Tea Party and the Queen
The Queen of Hearts asked Alice who she was and invited her to play croquet.
The players used flamingos as mallets and hedgehogs as balls.
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Explore this illustrated story at four reading levels. Each level follows the same essential events.
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Retelling: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland · Part 3 of 5
For parents: After Carroll’s 1865 novel. The strange encounters, trial and waking from Alice’s dream retain the original order and ending.
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