Why was Ada the only child to win the jetpack?
She followed all the directions correctly
She knew the mayor
She was the fastest
She practiced a lot
What can we learn from Ada?
Winning is all that matters.
Doing things quickly is always better.
It’s important to read carefully and follow instructions.
What was the first direction on the piece of paper?
Get on your hoverboard
Turn left at the statue
Go through the train station
Go over the river
What was the prize of the race?
A new toy
A new hoverboard
A new jetpack
A new bike
Who told Ada to hurry because she would be last?
Her mum told her
A girl told her
A boy told her
The mayor told her
Who sent the letters to the children in the city?
The president
The teacher
The mayor
The librarian
What did Ada’s mum ask her to do before joining the race?
She asked Ada to Eat breakfast
She asked Ada to Do her homework
She asked Ada to Clean her room
She asked Ada to Help with housework
What did the children do very quickly after the race started?
They Went home
They Read the directions
They Talked to the mayor
They Flew to the park
What was the tricky part of the directions?
Go straight to the park
DO NOT get on your hoverboard
Go over the river
Turn right at the art gallery
What did Ada do after reading all the directions?
She got on her hoverboard
She went home
She flew to the park
She stayed where she was
What year is the story?
2021
2050
2025
2157
What did the mayor give to each child before the race started?
She gave A piece of paper
She gave A hoverboard
She gave A helmet
She gave A map
What was the third direction on the piece of paper?
Turn right at the art gallery.
Go through the train station
Go over the river
Turn left at the statue
Where did the children meet for the hoverboard race?
They met In front of the library
They met In front of the school
They met At the train station
They met At the park
What time did the hoverboard race start?
10:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.