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Vocabulary
CHAMPS
Story Recap
Digraphs
Miscellaneous
100
Upset, not sure what will happen.
What is Worried
100

Where do we walk in the hall?

Walk on the right side of the hall

100
What is the main problem of the story?
What is Mr. Keene wants to have school in the summer, weekends, and holidays. The students and the teachers do not want to go to school ALL year long.
100

All digraphs have this letter

What is H

wh   sh   ch   th

100

How long do you wash your hands?

20 seconds

200
Told everybody
What is Announced
200

What do we do when recess is over?

Line up at the door

200
What is the solution of the story?
What is Mr. Keene realizes students also learn at home, and decides not to have school ALL year long.
200

I can stick out my tongue when I use this digraph

What is th

200

What is a word that means lots of soap bubbles?

lather

300
What does the word proud mean?
What is Pleased With
300

Your mask should cover your________ and _______.

nose and mouth

300
Who are the main characters of the story?
Who are Tillie and Mr. Keene (brother, Beans the dog, teachers, and students)
300

Find the correct digraph.

wale       wal      whale

Whale

300

The parts of a letter are the 

Header, Greeting, _______, _______, and signature.

Body  Closing

400
What does the word certainly mean?
What is Surely
400

Your passwords are inside the 

blue folder

400

Why did Mr. Keene want to have more days of school?

What is He loved the school

400

Find the correct spelling


sine    shine     hsine  

shine

400

Where does extra food go?

The orange crate

500
What does the word sense mean in the sentence? Henry can sense when it's going to storm.
What is Feel
500

Carry your laptop with

both hands

500

Summarize the story in 1-3 sentences.

 The principal of a school loves his school so much that he makes the kids go every day. A student teaches him that time off from school is important.

500

Find the correct spelling


whit   wit   white

white

500

At the end of A Fine, Fine School, who said, "fine, fine, fine"?

 The students and the teachers