I had finally gotten used to being weightless. It became a comfortable feeling. I especially liked floating by the window to see the planet Earth below. Who am I?

Mrs. Jones had the boys and girls decorate the room with banners of pink and red hearts. After they exchanged cards, students got to eat cupcakes and candy. What holiday is it?

Lucas handed Sofia some pieces of glass and looked at her. “I’m really, really sorry, Sofia,” he said quietly. What did Lucas do?

Before Max bought cotton candy, he visited the barn where the horses and cows were being shown. The colorful lights of the ferris wheel brightened the dark sky. Where is Max?

Mason’s family sat in their foldable chairs, watching brilliant fireworks light up the sky. Everyone was stuffed, having spent the day eating hot dogs, hamburgers, and potato salad. What holiday is it?

William decided to make a meal for his brother. He fried bacon, scrambled eggs, and poured some juice. What meal is it?

The phone rang. The teacher answered it. She ran out of the room crying. You can infer that...?

Jane and Stacie were seated in a booth by the kitchen. As soon as they got comfortable, they examined their menus. Jane decided to order steak, while Stacie opted for chicken. Where are they?

Maggie spread out the blanket and placed the basket on top of it. She pulled out a sandwich and took a big bite. It was lovely eating in the warm sunshine. If only the ants would leave her alone. What is Maggie doing?

We saw some cool animals in the exhibits. My favorite was the gorilla. We also saw a neat zebra.  Where am I?

As I entered the door, I thought this was a great way to end the day. The menu had a list of specialties, like sundaes and banana splits. I looked at all the flavors. Chocolate is my favorite! Where am I?

The boy left the office holding his jaw. His mother stopped at the front desk to pay. Where are they?