Peter's Chair
ew and ue
Henry and Mudge
Adjectives
Other
100
How does the story begin?
Peter plays with blocks.
100

You only need a little _____ to make the picture stick. 

glue

100

What genre is Henry and Mudge?  Why?

Realistic Fiction.  Because the story could happen in real life.

100

Find the adjective. There's a tall man at the lake.

tall

100

In A Trip to Washington, how do people become our leaders?

We vote for them.


200
How does Peter feel at the beginning of the story?
Sad
200

Non-Fiction is a _________ story. 

true

200

Henry tried on a lot of costumes.  When his parents came back what was Henry dressed as?

A man.

200
Find the adjective. There are two children.
two
200

In a Trip to Washington, which of these stands for America?  The bald eagle or Taipei 101?

Bald Eagle.

300
Where is Peter in this story?
At his house.
300

I can't believe how fast the plant _____.  It was just a sprout and now it is a flower.

grew

300

Why did Mrs. Hopper have so many costumes?

Her husband was an actor.

300
Find the adjective. There is one man.
one
300

In Dot and Jabber, who gives them a clue about where to look for the oak tree?

Mole.

400
Why does Peter want to run away?
He does not want his sister to have his things.
400

I think I will have a piece of ________ for a snack. 

fruit

400

What did Henry's father say Henry would have to do if he came to the party?

Dance the blue danube.

400

Find the adjectives. There are some wild and crazy kids in our class!

wild, crazy

400

In Dot and Jabber, who moved and buried the acorn?

Squirrel.

500
Why does Peter want to paint his chair pink?
He wants his sister to have it.
500

Do you like my _______ jacket?

new

500

Mrs. Hopper shared her _________ with Henry and Mudge.

Treasures.

500

Find the adjective. I saw beautiful birds at the lake.

beautiful

500

In Mole and the Baby Bird, what did Mole learn at the end of the story?

Wild animals should be free.

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