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At the party, Superhero Joey and his sidekick Supergirl Mindy won first prize!
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Something extra: On the back of this paper, draw a picture of Super Joey and his
sidekick Supergirl Mindy.
“We are only getting one pet,” said Mom. “So you
need to agree on one pet or we won’t get one.”
When dinner was ready, Lucy called for Dad to come to the
dinner table to eat.
Lucy, Joey, Mom, and Dad all sat at the table to eat dinner.
Everyone finished all of their dinner except Joey, who wouldn't
touch his salad. “I don't like salad,” he said. “You should eat it,”
said Mom. “It’s healthy for you.” Then Joey finally ate a few
bites of his salad.
When dinner was over, Dad and Lucy did the dishes while Mom
and Joey relaxed in the living room.
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a. b. c. d.
3. How many people are eating at the Everson family's dining room table? _______________
4. If a pie is cut into fifteen minute sections, how many pieces are there? _______________
6. If Ethan ate 30 minutes of pie, how much of the pie would he have eaten?
a. a tiny piece of it b. all of it
c. half of it d. more than half of it
“I have an idea,” Jake said. “Pretend you are a robot. I will be your master.”
Jen folded her quilt and fluffed her pillow. Now her room looked neat.
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4. How did Jen feel about cleaning her room in the beginning of the story?
Rock Collecting
by S. V. Richard
Jill goes outside to find rocks. She walks with Ben up to the large
rock. Jill picks up one rock and screams, “Ahh, worms are underneath
this rock!”
Jill walks over to another rock. Ben runs up to the rock. Jill picks it
up and screams, “Ahh, a spider is on this rock.”
Jill looks for another rock. She sees a small rock. Ben walks behind
her. Jill does not pick up the rock. “There are ants all over this rock!”
Jill spies a large rock. Ben walks behind her. “I cannot pick up this
rock,” Jill says, “There is a grasshopper sitting on it.”
Jill walks over to another rock. Ben walks right behind her. “Ben,
why are you following me? What are you collecting?”
Rock Collecting
by S. V. Richard
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2. Who is Ben?
a. Jill's friend b. Jill's big brother
3. Put these things in order. Write 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th on the lines.
Noisy Silence
by Anita N. Amin
The wind moaned and whined. Tree branches tapped the windows.
Rosie shook her head. She said, “You're right. It is noisy. So noisy, I can’t
hear what you’re thinking either, Dad!”
Noisy Silence
by Anita N. Amin
2. What does Rosie notice when she stops bouncing the ball?
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3. In the box below, circle four sounds that Rosie hears in the story.
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5. How does Rosie change her opinion from the beginning of the story to the
end of the story?
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Noisy Silence
by Anita N. Amin
Then write the full word on the line. Be sure you spell each
word correctly.
Noisy Silence
by Anita N. Amin
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Chicken cocked her head. Couldn’t Pig see a mighty storm was brewing? “What if it
rains?” Chicken asked. “I’ll get soaked, maybe even sick! I can’t fly with the flu.”
Pig looked up at the sky. “It’s not that bad. Besides, you can’t fly.”
“I fly a little,” Chicken said. “Just not in bad weather. We should go inside.”
Pig grunted. “Suit yourself. But I’m going to the picnic.” He left.
Wind ruffled Chicken’s feathers. Dirt whirled around the yard. The storm was close!
Chicken hurried to the barn. She reached it as her friends were leaving.
Horse neighed. “Whoa, Chicken! Wrong way. The picnic is over there.” He pointed
Chicken shook her head. Couldn’t Horse hear the wind howling? “It’s too windy,”
Chicken said. “What if I blow away? Then where will I be? Maybe the moon, that’s where.”
“I’m not a coward.” Chicken clucked. “A mighty storm is coming. What if something
Cow and Horse snorted. “Suit yourself. But we’re going to the picnic.” They left.
Chicken strutted to her coop. She hoped her friends weren’t in danger. But at least
Chicken settled down. Soon she heard her friends frolicking outside.
Thunder rumbled.
here! She hoped her friends would hurry back. She didn’t want to be alone.
Lightning zapped. Thunder crashed. Shouts and shrieks filled the air.
Chicken gulped. Were her friends in trouble, stuck in the storm? What should she do?
She didn’t know. But she couldn’t hide if they needed help. So she crept to the doorway
Her friends were stampeding back to the barn! It was pouring! Lightning flashed.
As they dashed inside, her friends groaned. “You were right! We are soaked!” They
Chicken raised her wings. “I don’t want to crow, but never argue with a chicken
about the weather. Why else do you think there’s a rooster on the weather vane?” Then
she strutted back to her dry, cozy coop and smiled, glad that her friends were safe.
1. Based on what you read in this story, what does it mean to “be chicken”?
3. An exaggeration is a statement that makes things seem worse than they really are.
Put a check mark ( ) next to the phrases that are exaggerations.
“What if I blow away? Then where will I be? Maybe the moon, that’s where.”
4. Based on what you read, list some of of the emotions Chicken felt throughout the story.
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5. At the end of the story, Chicken mentions the object in this picture. What is it?
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Draw lines to match the words from the story with their meanings.
In the story, “Chicken and the Mighty Storm,” Chicken decides to stay
inside even though her friends don't listen to her advice.
Describe a time when you made a choice that wasn't popular with your
friends. How did you feel when they didn't agree? Did you make the
unpopular choice anyway? Was it the right choice?
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duck,” he said.
“To me it looks like a tree.” Emma pointed to a dark cloud. “What about
that one?”
They raced back inside and watched the rain pour down.
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4. How many clouds do Emma and Alex see in this story? _________________________
But that night, Mom tucked Rosie into bed instead. “Dad is sick,” Mom told Rosie.
“But I can tell you a story if you want me to.” So Mom told Rosie a story.
But to Rosie, it wasn’t the same. She felt sad. She didn’t want Dad to be sick, and
She thought maybe Dad missed story time, too. This gave her an idea.
Rosie hopped out of bed. She went to Dad’s room. She knocked on his door.
When Rosie opened the door, Dad smiled weakly. “I’m sorry. I’m going to miss
Rosie sat on Dad’s bed. “No you won’t. I’m going to tell you a story.”
Dad loved the story and he fell asleep with a smile on his face.
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clue: tale
Sock Puppets
by Katie Clark
Max glanced around the room. He grabbed a sock out of Grams’ clean
laundry basket. “We could use one of these!” he said.
Grams opened her sewing box and pulled out two buttons. “Will these
do?” she asked.
“Yes!” said Max. They sewed the buttons onto the sock.
Pop snapped his fingers. “I have just the thing!” He dug in his tackle box
and came out with a wiggly lure. They pinned the lure above the eyes.
Max pulled the sock onto his hand. He opened and closed his fingers.
“Hello,” he said. “I’m Mr. Sock!” Pop and Grams laughed.
Max, Pop, and Grams made two more sock puppets, and together they
put on a puppet show.
Sock Puppets
by Katie Clark
2. Who is Grams?
a. Max's grandpa b. Max's mom
c. Max's dad d. Max's grandma
Sock Puppets
by Katie Clark
3. sock sofa
4. tackle took
Sock Puppets
by Katie Clark
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“No, my chickens do not use my bathtub.” Aunt Lee laughed. “They are
outside chickens.”
“Do you take soap and water and scrub them under their wings and wash
between their toes?” asked Cindy.
“I let them take their own baths,” said Aunt Lee. “Come and watch.”
Cindy went to see Lulu and Molly taking their baths. When she walked into
Aunt Lee’s backyard, the two hens were flapping on the ground. Dirt flew into
the air around them.
“Those chickens are sure dirty,” said Cindy. “When will they start taking
their baths?”
“That’s what they are doing,” said Aunt Lee. “Lulu and Molly are taking
dust baths. It cleans tiny bugs off their feathers and it makes them feel good.
Want to join them?”
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5. How was Aunt Lee trying to be funny at the end of the story?
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The Twins
Sarah and Ruth are twins. They were born on
the same day and look alike. But Sarah and
Ruth are very different people.
The Twins
Answer the questions.
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Emma saw Dad folding his newspaper. “I have an idea,” she said.
Emma asked Dad for two pages. She folded each page a few times. Then she put one
on Alex’s head. She put the other one on her head.
They sat down next to Dad and watched everyone in the park. Some people were
picnicking. Some were playing. And some were walking their pets.
After a while, the sky filled with clouds. It became windy. Some people started flying kites.
“I wish I had a kite,” Emma said, watching a butterfly kite flap in the wind.
“I have an idea.” Emma took off her hat. She folded it another way.
They threw their planes into the air. Emma’s plane flew past Alex’s plane.
“Let’s go,” Dad said. “Otherwise, we’ll need a boat to get out of
here.”
Then they left, after Emma had put two paper boats on the bench.
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clue: eating outside
One morning, Sammy got a phone call from his friend Raj.
“Come over for Holi,” Raj said. “It’s a holiday from India.
about Holi.
“It’s a surprise,” Raj said. “See you soon.” They hung up.
Sammy put on some old clothes. Then, he walked over to Raj’s house.
Inside on a table, there were four big jugs of colored water. There was blue water,
Raj handed Sammy two jugs. Raj picked up the other two.
“Are we going to paint eggs like we do for Easter?” Sammy looked around. He didn’t
Sammy followed. “Will we paint our shirts? Is that why we had to wear old clothes?”
They stopped at the park. People were throwing colored water at each other. Red,
orange, yellow water – every color of the rainbow splashed across the air.
Sammy laughed. “Now, I have a surprise for you.” He splashed Raj with the blue water.
3. What did Sammy see on the table when he walked into Raj's home?
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4. Sammy tried to guess what he and Raj were going to do. What were two of Sammy's
guesses?
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5. In the end of the story what did Sammy and Raj do at the park?
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