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The Forgotten Homework - Jenny couldn't find her math homework when she got to school. She remembered working on it at the kitchen table the night before. At lunch, she saw her little brother drawing pictures at the same table with h
Where might Jenny's homework have ended up? Why do you think Jenny's homework is no longer on the table?
The Frosty Surprise - Emma woke up to a much colder house than usual and noticed her breath was visible. The back door was slightly ajar.
What might have caused the house to become so cold? What might Emma do next about the open door?
The Pumpkin's Journey - Tommy's pumpkin was missing from his backyard where he had been tending to it all summer. He later saw a trail of seeds leading towards the town square.
What might have happened to Tommy’s pumpkin? How can the trail of seeds help Tommy?
The Thematic Outfit - On a crisp morning, Sarah noticed that Mr. Adams, her teacher, was wearing a tie with colorful leaves on it, which he hadn't worn before. Later, he announced a class trip to a botanical garden.
Why might Mr. Adams have chosen that tie in the morning? What could be the purpose of the class trip?
The Vanishing Scarecrow - The farm's scarecrow was gone one morning, and footprints led away from the stand. The next day, there was a town parade featuring a scarecrow on one of the floats.
Who might have taken the scarecrow and why?
The Grateful Pie - When Ellie came home, she found a cherry pie on the porch with a thank-you card. Her neighbors recently had a cherry tree that started producing lots of fruit.
Who might have left the pie for Ellie, and why?
The Harvest Moon Walk During a bright evening, Alex's mother suggested a spontaneous family walk under the unusually bright moon. Alex had just finished a school project about lunar phases earlier that week.
Why might Alex’s mother suggest a walk specifically under the bright moon?
