Duck was the ______ player to bat.
(second, sing, starts)
second
“I hit it!” ______ Duck.
(carry, city, cried)
cried
Who is the story about?
Frog and Toad
What does Frog do when the kite does not fly?
He tells Toad to try again.
As soon as Jay felt the wind, he let the kite go up to the ______.
(light, sigh, sky)
sky
He put a helmet on his ______.
(head, high, house)
head
What is the BEST meaning for the word close in the sentence below?
Troy and his dog Jazz were close to the park.
(far, near, shut)
near
Where does the story take place?
in a meadow
How is the problem solved?
The wind blows the kite to make it fly.
Jay was happy to see it go so ______.
(high, sight, why)
high
Duck looked around the ______ field.
(large, learn, left)
large
What is the BEST meaning for the word dove in the sentence below?
Jazz starts to bark when he sees a dove.
(did dive, to have fun, a kind of bird)
a kind of bird
When does the story take place?
in the daytime
Which of these tells MOST about the story “The Kite”?
3. Frog and Toad keep trying until their kite flies.
I like ______ with my two dogs.
(driving, playing, stepping)
playing
“I ______ hit the ball far,” thought Duck.
(should, some, surprised)
should
What is the BEST meaning for the word back in the sentence below?
Troy pulls Jazz back.
(away, ahead, a body part)
away
What takes place at the START of the story?
Frog and Toad go out to fly a kite.
How are Frog and Toad MOST like real kids who want to do something well?
They do not give up.
Many people like to have birthday ______.
(dresses, parties, riding)
parties
Duck ______ the bat strike the ball.
(hand, have, heard)
heard
What is the BEST meaning for the word wind in the sentence below?
He will wind the leash around his hand to hold Jazz.
(to twist, a breeze, to hold still)
to twist
Why do the robins laugh?
The kite will not fly.
What makes Frog and Toad MOST like real people?
They dress, they talk, and they fly kites.
People make ______ when they blow out candles.
(flying, slides, wishes)
wishes