Sally and her mother went to the store last Saturday. They bought eggs, milk, and butter. On their way home they passed by the park.
Who went to the store?
Sally and her mom
Who played the piano?
Mallory
Who was running?
I am a fruit. I am seeds on the outside. I am read and sweet. What am I?
Strawberry
June can buy a bag of chips. June can buy a bag of candy.
Combine the two sentences into a compound sentence.
June can buy a bag of chips or a bag of candy.
Where did they go?
The store
What did Mallory play?
piano
What season is it?
summer
I am small and furry. I jump from tree to tree. You'll typically see me carrying nuts. I am small. What am I?
squirrel
Jeff does not like apples. Jeff does not like pears.
Combine the two sentences into a compound sentence.
Jeff does not like apples nor does he like pears.
What did they buy?
What does she want to play this year?
violin
Who does he pass the baton too?
his teammate
I am very hot. I shine in the sky. I help you to see during the day.
sun
Judy studied hard for the test. Judy made a good grade.
Combine the two sentences into a compound sentence.
Judy studied hard for the test, so she made a good grade.
What did they see on the way home?
Sally's friends.
Why does she want to play the violin?
She wants to learn something new.
Why is he out of breath?
He was running.
I can be held in your hand or cut into slices. I can be chocolate or white with frosting. What am I?
cake
I like apples. I like bananas.
Combine the two sentences into a compound sentence.
I like apples and bananas.
What will they do when they get home?
put away the groceries.
When does a recital typically take place?
at the end of the year.
What is Jayden doing?
a track meet
I can be seen high in the sky. I carry people from place to place. What am I?
airplane.
Sheila can go to the party or the movies on Saturday.