Who / What
Who is the story mainly about?
Maya
Where was Maya when she looked for dolphins?
Maya was walking along the shore at the beach.
Read the word dolphins.
dolphins
Find the sentence that shows Maya loves dolphins.
“Maya had always loved dolphins, so visiting the ocean felt like a dream come true.”
Why did Maya feel excited on the beach?
Maya felt excited because she hoped to see dolphins.
What animal does Maya love?
Maya loves dolphins
What did Maya hope to see while walking along the shore?
Maya hoped to see dolphins in the water.
Read the word communicate.
communicate (read correctly)
Find the sentence that shows Maya was excited on the beach.
“The waves sparkled in the sunlight, and the salty air filled her lungs with excitement.”
How can you tell the dolphins were playful?
The dolphins leaped, splashed, and twisted through the waves.
What activity did Maya join later in the day?
Maya joined a boat tour.
What did the dolphins do when they appeared by the boat?
The dolphins leaped, twisted, clicked, and splashed beside the boat.
Read the word experience.
experience (read correctly)
Find the sentence that proves the dolphins were playful.
“They leaped and twisted through the waves, clicking and splashing as if they were putting on a show.”
Why did Maya talk to the marine guide after the tour?
Maya talked to the guide because she wanted to learn how to protect dolphins and their habitat.
What did Maya write about in her journal?
Maya wrote about her dolphin encounter and her experience at the ocean.
Who shared facts about ocean life during the tour?
A marine guide shared facts about ocean life.
Read the word protecting.
protecting (read correctly)
Find the sentence that shows Maya wanted to protect dolphins.
“She talked with the guide about ways people can keep the ocean clean and safe.”
What lesson did Maya learn from her dolphin encounter?
Maya learned that learning about and protecting animals is important.