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easy (antonym)
hard, difficult
soft (antonym)
hard, rough
hot (antonym)
cold, freezing, chilly
small (antonym)
big, large, hige
Look (synonym)
See, Observe, Notice, Watch etc.
Start (synonym)
Begin, Open etc.
Afraid (synonym)
Scared, Nervous, Terrified etc.
Correct (synonym)
Right, Positive etc.
Mistake (synonym)
Error, Fault etc.
Angry (synonym)
Mad, Crazy, Unhappy, Furious etc.
Clever (synonym)
Smart, Intelligent, Bright, Brainy etc.
Quiet (synonym)
Silent, Mute etc.
Happy (synonym)
Glad, Cheerful, Upbeat, Smiling, Laughing etc.
Sad (synonym)
Unhappy, Depressed, Miserable etc.
Hard (synonym)
Difficult, Complex, Tough etc.
Girl (synonym)
Female, Woman, Lady etc.
Noisy (synonym)
Loud, Shouting etc.
Trash (synonym)
Garbage, Rubbish etc.
Gift (synonym)
Present, Box etc.
Boy (synonym)
Man, Son, Lad etc.
Speak (synonym)
Talk, Shout,Yell etc.
Fast (synonym)
Quick, Rapid, Speedy etc.
Good (synonym)
Excellent, Amazing, Awesome, Great, Super, Fantastic etc.
Pretty (synonym)
Beautiful, Handsome, Good-Looking etc.
Small (synonym)
Little, Tiny, Mini etc.
Big (synonym)
Huge, Massive, Large, Gigantic, Enourmous etc.
That dog is THEIR DOG.
That dog is THEIRS.
This toy is our toy.
This toy is OURS.
That hat is YOUR HAT.
That hat is YOURS.
This book is MY BOOK.
This book is MINE.
That ball is HIS BALL.
That ball is HIS.
This pencil is HER PENCIL.
This pencil is HERS.
What is author?
The person who wrote the story.
JESSICA is writing her homework.
She is writing her homework.
THE DOG is hungry.
It is hungry.
Is this my pencil or HER PENCIL?
Is this my pencil or HERS?
My bike is faster than YOUR BIKE.
My bike is faster than YOURS.
How can people in a family be helpers?
The people in a family love and accept us. They can also help in other ways.
What does nonfiction mean?
A story written about real people, animals, or things that have happened.
What do you think was the author’s purpose for writing this story?
To let you know that there are many people helping you in many ways.
What can a coach do for you?
Teach you how to play a sport.
How do doctors and nurses help you?
They help keep you healthy.
What does it mean to help?
To give what is needed and useful.
In a school what does a teacher help you do?
Teach you how to read and write.
What genre is this story? (All kinds of helpers)
Nonfiction
How do you find the theme of a story?
Think about what the characters say and do.
What is theme?
The message the author wants to tell the reader.
What does fantasy mean?
A story that is not real.
What is another word for exchange?
swap
. How did the animals solve their problem?
They exchanged the typewriter for electric blankets.
What did the cows do right after Farmer Brown demanded milk and eggs?
They had an emergency meeting.
What does neutral mean? not on either side / forgetful
not on either side
What is an ultimatum?
a demand
What made Farmer Brown furious?
When the animals wouldn’t give him milk or eggs.
What is another word for furious?
angry
Why are the cows not happy?
They are cold at night.
What sounds does Farmer Brown hear at the beginning of the story?
click, clack, moooo (typing cows)
What is the setting of this story?
a farm
What is the genre of the story? (Click, Clack, Moo)
fantasy
What do the ducks want?
The ducks want a diving board.
What happened to the typewriter at the end?
The ducks got the typewriter at the end.
What did the cows exchange for electric blankets?
The cows exchanged the typewriter.
Who brought the ultimatum to the cows?
Duck brought the ultimatum to the cows.
How did Farmer Brown feel when the animals said 'closed. no milk. no eggs'
Farmer Brown felt furious.
How did the cows feel when Farmer Brown said no electric blankets?
They felt impatient.
What did the hens say when they didn't get electric blankets?
"no eggs"
Who else on the farm was cold?
The hens on the farm were cold.
What did the cows type when they didn't get electric blankets?
"no milk today"
How did Farmer Brown feel about the notes?
He felt...
What do the cows type on?
The cows type on a typewriter
What is the farmer's name?
The farmer's name is Farmer Brown
What do the cows want?
The cows want electric blankets
What is the name of the main character? (Rain School)
The main character's name is Thomas.
What is the setting of the story? (Rain School)
Country of Chad/ The school
What does realistic fiction mean?
A story that could be real, but is NOT.
What is the author's purpose? (Rain School)
To show how the yearly rains affected the children of Chad.
Who is the author of the story? (Rain School)
James Rumford
What genre is the story? (Rain School)
Realistic Fiction
What is an author?
The person who wrote the story.
Can you come and play with molly and ___?
me
My dog wailed his tail and jumped on ___
me
The ice cream cone was dripping on ___
me
Tom and ___ are confident we did well in the test.
I
Mary and __ have finished our homework.
I
Chase and ___ are going to the movies.
I
__ bought new shoes for the party.
I
Kelly and ___ ran to the playground.
I
Marcus called ___ on the phone.
me
Please give the book to ____
me
Jordan helped ___ clean the room.
me
Tom and ___ ate ice cream.
I
___ went to the park yesterday.
I
Riley ate lunch with ____.
me
Jake and ____ studied for a science test.
I
p354 - What will Thomas do in September?
He will lead the children on their first day to school
p351 - What happens to the school in the rain?
The school disappears
p351 - Why do the mud walls and desks start to slump?
Because the rain goes inside the building
p350 - What happens when the school is empty?
It starts to rain
p349 - What does the teacher say to the children?
She says "Well done my hard working friends. See you next year"
p346 - What does the teacher do every day?
Every day the teacher cheers on the children
p342 - What does the teacher write on the board?
She writes the letter A
p340 - What does it smell of inside the school?
It smells of earth and fields.
p339 - What does he gather?
He gathers grass and saplings
p337 - What does he learn to build?
He learns to build mud walls and mud desks
p334 - What does Thomas learn to make?
He learns to make mud bricks
p333 - What will they do in the first lesson?
They will build the school
p332 - What problem do they have when they get to school?
There are no classrooms there are no desks
p330 - What question about a pencil does Thomas ask?
Will they give us a pencil?
What did the students use to make a roof?
 
grass and saplings
 
pencils and notebooks
 
shirt and pants
 
plants and trees
What did the boy learn to make?
 
He learned to make mud bricks.
 
He learned to make pizza.
 
He learned to make notebooks.
 
He learned to make pencils.
What did the teacher say?
 
We will build our school.
 
There is no school. Go home.
 
What are you doing here?
 
Sit on the floor.
Who was the only person that the boy saw?
 
the teacher
 
the driver
 
the guard
 
the salesperson
When the boy arrived at the school yard, he saw that there were __________________.
 
no classrooms and no desks
 
no students
 
no trees
 
no people
Which question did the boy ask?
 
Will I learn to read like you?
 
Will I learn to talk like you?
 
Will I learn to walk like you?
 
Will I learn to dance like you?
Which question did the boy ask?
 
Will they give us a pencil?
 
Will they give us a friend?
 
Will they give us food?
 
Will they give us toys?
Which question did the boy ask?
 
Will they give us a notebook?
 
Will they give us a toy?
 
Will they give us a book?
 
Will they give us a paper?
Who are leading the way to go to school?
 
Big brothers and big sisters
 
Fathers and Mothers
 
Grandfathers and Grandmothers
 
Uncles and Aunts
What is the name of the boy in the story?
 
Thomas
 
Tom
 
Brad
 
Peter
Where did the story happen?
 
in the country of Chad
 
in the country of Nigeria
 
in the country of Cameroon
 
in the country of Gabon
Where did the students sit?
 
wooden stools
 
wooden floors
 
wooden tables
 
wooden shelf
What letter did the teacher write on the board?
 
Letter "A"
 
Letter "B"
 
Letter "C"
 
Letter "D"
Where did Thomas write?
 
He wrote in his notebook.
 
He wrote on his table.
 
He wrote on his stool.
 
He wrote on the wall.
The teacher ___ the papers.
gathers
The squirrel ___ nuts for winter.
gathers
She ___ flowers in the garden.
gathers
We saw the ___ on the map.
country
Each ___ has its own flag.
country
Taiwan is my ___.
country
A ___ has 12 months.
year
Next ___ I will be in Grade 2.
year
This ___ we are learning new things.
year
The class cleaned up ___ toys.
their
The students took out ___ pencils.
their
The kids are reading ___ books.
their
The teacher asked a ___.
question
Please raise your hand if you have a ___.
question
I have a ___ about the story.
question
This ___ is very hot.
month
Which ___ comes after May?
month
January is the first ___ of the year.
month
The ___ are learning to read.
children
All the ___ are sitting in a circle.
children
The ___ are playing on the swings.
children
Have you ever ___ on an airplane?
been
She has ___ my friend for a long time.
been
I have ___ to the zoo.
been
Why do Kim and her mom pretend they are camping?
The power lines were down and there was no electricity.
What caused raindrops to freeze on cold surfaces?
The air was very cold.
What is the effect of the branches breaking and making the power lines fall?
There was no electricity.
What causes their noses to get red?
The air was very cold.
What is Kim’s mom’s job?
Science Teacher
Why do the neighbors put sand on the walks?
It will stop you from falling over on the ice.
Who is the main character in the story? (Wrapped in Ice)
The main character is Kim.
What does realistic fiction mean?
A story that could be real, but is not.
What is the genre of the story? (Wrapped in Ice)
realistic fiction
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