Reading
What do we call a person, place, or thing?
Answer: A noun
What letter does a sentence start with—a capital or lowercase?
Answer: Capital letter
How many syllables are in the word cat?
Answer: 1
Count to 10 with me.
Answer: 1–10
Read the word: the
Answer: the
What do we do when we read—look at the pictures or the words?
Answer: Words (or words and pictures
What goes at the end of a sentence?
Answer: Period
Clap the syllables in apple. How many?
Answer: 2
If you see 5 dots on a ten frame, how many are there?
Answer: 5
Read the word: and
Answer: and
What is the main idea of a story—what it is mostly about or one small detail?
Answer: What the story is mostly about
What is a noun—person, place, thing, or action?
Answer: Person, place, or thing
What sound does the letter B make?
Answer: /b/
What is 3 + 2?
Answer: 5
Read the word: see
Answer: see
What does a main idea need: details or guesses?
Answer: Details
If I write “i like cats,” what needs to be fixed first?
Answer: Capital I
How many syllables are in banana?
Answer: 3
How many boxes are on a ten frame?
Answer: 10
Spell the word to.
Answer: T-O
If a story is about dogs playing at the park, what is the main idea?
Answer: Dogs playing at the park
Name one thing a good sentence needs.
Answer examples: Capital letter, spaces, period, words that make sense
If a word has 2 vowel sounds, how many syllables does it have?
Answer: 2
If I have 7 on a ten frame, how many more do I need to make 10?
Answer: 3
Use the word like in a sentence.
Answer example: I like dogs.