Max's Words
Sequencing
Suffixes -er or -or
Fill in the correct being verb
Vocabulary
100

Why do people admire Benjamin’s stamp collection?

People admire his collection because it is big, and he has many stamps of different colors, pictures, and sizes.

100

What kinds of words does Max collect first? Then what does he collect next?

First he collects small words like “a”, “the” and “out”. Next he collects bigger words like “hungry” and “alligator”.

100

someone who works on a roof

roofer

100

The weather _______ rainy today.

is 

100

to move suddenly

darted

200

Why do you think Benjamin won’t give Max a stamp?

He won’t give Max a stamp because he doesn’t want to ruin his collection.


200

What does Max do after he says he has enough words for a story?

His brothers don’t believe him, so he lines up the words and starts a story.

200

someone that creates art

artist

200

You _______ my best friend.

are

200

to mix together in a messy way

scrambled
300

Where else did Max look for words other than magazines and newspapers? What kinds of words did he find?

He also looked in dictionaries. He found words he didn't know.

300

CONGRATULATIONS!

YOU GET 300 POINTS!

300

someone who creates

creator

300

I _______ happy today.

am

300

uneven, torn, or worn out

ragged

400

How is Max’s collection different from those of his brothers?

Max’s collection is different because it keeps growing. Plus, when Max puts his words together he can create a thought or story.

400

How would you describe the brothers’ relationship toward the end of the story?

Toward the end of the story the brothers have a good relationship. They are competitive, but they also have fun together.

400
someone who collects

collector

400

We _______ going to the park.

are

400

to move quickly

rapidly

500

How can we tell that Karl and Benjamin decide that Max’s collection looks like fun?

We can tell they decide it’s fun because they join in and start adding to the story.

500

What are the last important events in the story?

At the end of the story, Karl and Benjamin trade a stamp and coin for more words so they can make more stories.

500
someone who illustrates

illustrator

500

Mr. Braunsdorf _______ our principal.

is

500

that someone or something kept going or went on doing something

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