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Dot and Jabber and the Great Acorn Mystery

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  • ___ am small.
    I
    me
  • The mystery was ___.
    none
    solved
    million
    dectectives
  • There are over a ____ people in the city.
    solved
    million
    hurray
    none
  • ___ look for the acorn.
    I
    me
  • Where did Jabber look for clues first?
    He looked for clues in a hole first.
  • Let's play on the playground ___ of the gym.
    instead
    mystery
    among
    hey
  • What did Dot and Jabber do after they solved the mystery.
    They ate some of the acorns by the big oak tree.
  • What did the squirrel do first?
    The squirrel stuffed the acorns into his mouth.
  • They wanted to solve the ___.
    detectives
    another
    mystery
    meadow
  • Dot gives ___ a clue.
    I
    me
  • They found a kitten hiding ___ some boxes.
    instead
    among
    meadow
    million
  • ___, what's that sound.
    meadow
    Hey
    Detectives
    Hurray
  • May I please have ___ cookie.
    none
    another
    mystery
    hurray
  • What mystery are the detectives trying to solve?
    They want to know why the oak tree is growing here.
  • Everyone yelled ___ when the won the game.
    million
    mystery
    hey
    hurray
  • See ___ by a tree.
    I
    me
  • Now Dot and ___ find the acorn.
    I
    me
  • Let's go to the ___.
    instead
    meadow
    million
    solved
  • ___ of the children remembered to bring their crayons to class.
    Mystery
    None
    Instead
    Hey
  • What am ___?
    me
    I
  • Where did the mole tell them to look for clues?
    He told them to look for clues on the other side of the meadow.
  • How do maple seeds travel?
    Maple seeds ride the wind across the meadow.
  • The two ___ looked around.
    among
    detectives
    another
    solves
  • After the squirrel ran away, what did he do with the acorn?
    The squirrel dug a hole and put the acorn in it.
  • Why do Dot and Jabber keep watch over the acorns.
    They want to see how the acorns move.
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