Vocab
To direct one's attention or effort toward a particular activity. (v)
The vocab word is concentrate.
Which animals ran away when the wolf howled? Page 80.
The chickens and rabbits ran away when the wolf howled.
In the story “Wolf!,” why does the wolf keep trying to improve himself?
because he wants to impress the other animals
Physical or mental activity needed to achieve something. (n)
The vocab word is effort.
What type of farm do the pig, cow, and duck live on? Page 83.
The pig, cow, and duck live on an educated farm.
What word BEST describes the wolf at the end of the story?
a. ashamed
b. joyful
c. starving
d. depressed
b. joyful
To make or become better. (v)
The vocab word is improve.
What did the wolf want the pig, cow, and duck to be impressed with? What story did he try to read them? Page 88.
The wolf wanted the pig, cow, and duck to be impressed with his reading. He tried to read them The Three Little Pigs.
In the story “Wolf!,” what does the wolf do with the little money he has? Why?
With the little money he has, the wolf goes to the bookshop and buys a splendid new storybook. He does this because he wants to practice reading it and get the farm animals to admire him.
A sense of trust or faith in a person, thing, or oneself. (n)
The vocab word is confidence.
What different characters did the wolf become when he was reading the stories? Page 93.
The different characters the wolf became when he was reading the stories were Little Red Riding Hood, a genie, and a swashbuckling pirate.
Close to a particular number or time although not exactly that number or time. (adv)
The vocab word is approximately.