Vocabulary
What is the opposite of hot?
Answer: Cold
What is the plural of dog?
Answer: Dogs
Read aloud: “Mia woke up to dark clouds. She grabbed her umbrella before leaving.”
Why did Mia grab her umbrella?
Answer: She thought it might rain.
Which is a noun: jump, table, or quickly?
Answer: Table
How do you spell the opposite of up?
Answer: Down
What word means the same as happy?
Answer: Glad, joyful, or cheerful
Which word is the verb in this sentence: The boy runs fast.
Answer: Runs
Read aloud: “Carlos planted tomato seeds in the garden. He watered them every day. After several weeks, little green plants appeared.”
What helped the plants grow?
Answer: Planting the seeds and watering them.
Which is a verb: swim, blue, or pencil?
Answer: Swim
What word do you get when you add -ing to jump?
Answer: Jumping
What does the word enormous mean?
Answer: Very big or huge
What punctuation mark belongs at the end of a question?
Answer: A question mark (?)
Read aloud: “Lena practiced the piano every afternoon. At first, the song was difficult, but after two weeks, she could play it without making mistakes.”
What is the main idea of this passage?
Answer: Practice helped Lena improve at playing the piano.
Copy question and answer
What part of speech describes a noun?
Answer: An adjective
What is the contraction for do not?
Answer: Don't
What is a synonym for begin?
Answer: Start
Which word is the adjective: The fluffy cat slept.
Answer: Fluffy
Read aloud: “Although Jordan wanted to play outside, he noticed his little sister struggling to carry her toys. He put down his basketball and helped her.”
What can you infer about Jordan from his actions?
Answer: He is helpful or caring.
Find the adverb: The turtle walked slowly.
Answer: Slowly
What is the correct spelling: becaus, because, or becose?
Answer: Because
What does the word reluctant mean?
Answer: Unwilling or hesitant to do something
What is the subject in this sentence: The students finished their homework.
Answer: The students
“Emma wanted to enter the school talent show, but she was nervous about performing in front of a crowd. Every evening, she practiced singing in her bedroom. On the day of the show, she took a deep breath and walked onto the stage.”
Why was Emma nervous about the talent show?
Answer: She was nervous about performing in front of a crowd.
In the sentence 'The bird flew over the fence,' which word is the preposition?
Answer: Over
What is a homophone for sea?
Answer: See