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I need to _____ a dollar from my sister. When I subtract a larger number from a smaller number I have to _____.
borrow
I had to _____ when the bat flew at me. We fed the _____ some bread at the pond.
duck
I sat on the _____ of our house. My tall brother had to _____ when he went into the tiny house
stoop
The game ended in a _____ score. My dad took off his _____ when he got home from work.
tie
The sun _____ at 6:00 am. I saw the first _____ blossom in my garden.
rose
I'm saving my money to go on a _____. Tie your laces so you don't _____.
trip
I was so hot I used my papers to _____ myself. I am Tom Brady's biggest _____.
fan
I saw some _____ on the old loaf of bread. I used a _____ to make my cake.
mold
I slipped on the _____ of my boat. I shuffled the new _____ of cards.
deck
Ive been practicing my role in the _____. I have learned to _____ two instruments.
play
The dogs were all different sizes there was a wide _____. We had a beautiful view of the mountain _____.
range
I had to _____ into my uniform for practice. I kept my _____ in my pocket.
change
I went fishing down by the river _____. I went to the _____ to deposit my money.
bank
I had so many socks I had to _____ them in my drawer. I love to spread _____ on my muffin.
jam
My dad works on the second _____ of the building. My grandma told me a _____ about when she was little.
story
The duck has a a large _____. I need to pay this expensive _____.
bill
I put polish on my _____. I need a _____ to hang his picture.
nail
We will _____ the movie tonight. My favorite gift was my _____ with the second hand.
watch
Noah and his family set up a tent in the woods. At night, they sat around a campfire and told stories. Suddenly, they heard a rustling noise. It was just a raccoon looking for snacks!
Where did Noah and his family go? What did they do at night? What made the rustling noise? How do you think they felt when they heard the noise?
While brushing her teeth, Nia felt something wiggly. It was her last baby tooth! That afternoon at school, it fell out during lunch. She proudly showed her friends and couldn’t wait to put it under her pillow.
What did Nia notice while brushing her teeth? When did the tooth fall out? How did Nia feel about losing her tooth? What might happen when she puts it under
Liam wanted to see what would happen if he watered one plant and not the other. After two weeks, one plant was tall and green, and the other was drooping and brown. Liam wrote down his results in a notebook.
What was Liam testing? What happened to the plant that didn’t get water? How did Liam keep track of his experiment? What does this story teach about plants?
It was raining too hard to go to the park. Zoe and her brother made a fort with blankets and pillows instead. They read books inside and ate snacks. It turned out to be their favorite rainy day ever.
Why couldn’t Zoe and her brother go to the park? What did they do instead? What made the day special? How did they feel about the change in plans?
Jake wanted to surprise his mom with pancakes. He mixed flour, eggs, and milk—but forgot to turn on the stove! After a while, he laughed and tried again, this time remembering the heat.
What was Jake trying to make? What mistake did he make? Why did Jake laugh? What does this story show about learning?
Everyone was talking when Mr. Lee introduced a new student named Raj. He looked nervous as he took his seat. During recess, Mia invited him to play soccer. Raj smiled and joined the game.
Who is the new student? How did Raj feel at first? What did Mia do that helped Raj? What do you think will happen next?
Ava reached into her backpack and froze—her math homework wasn’t there! She remembered leaving it on the kitchen table. At school, she told her teacher what happened. “Next time,” the teacher said, “double-check your bag.”
What did Ava forget? Where did she leave it? What advice did the teacher give? How do you think Ava felt when she realized her homework was missing?
Emma was looking for a book about space at the library. A librarian showed her a whole shelf full of space books. Emma’s eyes lit up as she picked out three to take home. She couldn’t wait to start reading.
What kind of book was Emma looking for? Who helped Emma at the library? How do you know Emma was excited? What might Emma do when she gets home?
Carlos loved to draw, but he had never entered a contest before. He decided to try and spent all weekend working on his painting. When he found out he won second place, he jumped up and down with joy.
What did Carlos enter? How did Carlos prepare for the contest? What place did Carlos win? What does this story tell us about trying new things?
During a stormy night, Mia heard a strange noise outside her window. She peeked out and saw a tree branch tapping the glass. She felt a little silly for being scared. Mia pulled her blanket up and went back to sleep.
What made the strange noise? How did Mia feel at first? How did she feel at the end? What was the weather like? Why did Mia feel silly?
Jamal trained every day for the big race at school. On race day, he ran as fast as he could and came in second. Even though he didn’t win, he was proud of himself. He smiled and high-fived his friend.
Why was Jamal proud? What place did Jamal come in? How did Jamal prepare for the race? What can we learn from this story?
Lena opened her lunchbox and gasped. Her sandwich was gone! She looked around and saw her dog Max licking his lips and wagging his tail. Lena couldn’t help but laugh.
What happened to Lena’s sandwich? How do you think Lena felt when she saw Max? Who is the main character? Why did Lena laugh?
How are baseball and soccer similar? how are they different?
similar: sports, round balls, exercise different: kick a soccer ball, hit a baseball with a bat, different rules of games
How are an ipad and an iphone similar? how are they different?
similar: technology, can play games, internet different: one for phone calls, size,
How are a slide and a swing similar? How are they different?
similar: both play with/play on, on a playground for kids different: use, look like
How are onion rings and french fries similar? How are they different?
similar: fast food, greasy, fried different: shape. texture, taste
How are a book and a movie similar? How are they different?
similar: both tell a story, have characters different: one you watch, one you read, one is normally faster (movie)
How are a bunny and a frog similar? How are they different?
both: animals, hop different: where they live, look like, color, etc
How are a bus and a car similar? How are they different?
similar: vehicles, transportation, people are inside different: size, one holds more people, color, use
How are a rain coat and an umbrella similar? How are they different?
similar: keep dry, used in rain different: one you hold, one you wear
How are a building and a house similar? How are they different?
similar: both have windows, doors, people inside different: size, one is much taller
How are skittles and m&ms similar? how are they different?
similar: both candy, not healthy, sweet different: one is chocolate, one is fruity
How are shoes and socks similar? How are they different?
similar: both go on feet different: size, shape, texture, shoes are stronger
How are a teacher and student similar? How are they different?
same: both are in a school, both do work different: one teaches, one learns, one is adult one is a child
How are the sun and moon similar? How are they different?
both: are in the sky, are round different: moon out at night, sun out at day, sun is warm
How are corn and carrots similar? how are they different?
similar: vegetables, healthy, eat them different: color, shape, texture
How are coffee and hot chocolate similar? How are they different?
similar: both hot drinks different: taste, one has caffeine, color
How are a hat and scarf similar? How are they different?
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How are a pencil and pen similar? How are they different?
pencil: wood, eraser pen: ink, can't erase same: writing tools
How are a bed and a chair similar? How are they different?
answer
How are a cat and dog similar? How are they different?
similar: pets, animals different: size, one barks one meows, color, demeanor, etc
How are an apple and banana similar? How are they different?
similar: fruits, healthy different: shape, size, color, texture, location grown, etc
How are a building and a house similar? How are they different?
similar: both have windows, doors, people inside different: size, one is much taller
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