Stories 1
Stories 2
Vocabulary
Misc
Grammar
100

What was the big problem of the story?

Vashti thinks she can't draw.

100

What do you call someone who makes art?

An artist!

100

Show me what surprised looks like.

.

100

What is the big problem in "The Wind and the Sun"?

Both the Wind and the Sun think they are the strongest.

100

What pronoun would you use for "the girl and her friends"?

"Them"

200

What did Vashti and her teacher have in common?

They both encouraged someone who thought they couldn't draw.

200

Why did the author write "Artists Create Art"?

to teach readers about different artists and their work

200

Show me walking towards a door.

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200

What can you make out of clay?

Sculptures.

200

What pronoun would you use for "My sister and I"?

"We"

300

What does Vashti's drawing start with, and what does the boy's drawing start with?

Vashti's starts with a dot, the boy's starts with a squiggle.
300

Is there only one way to make art?

No, there are many ways to make art!

300

What does a teacher do?

Teach.

300

How is the end of the story like the beginning?

Just like Vashti did not think she could draw, but someone encouraged her, the boy did not think he could draw and someone encouraged him.

300

What pronoun would you use for "the elephant"?

"It".

400

What does the teacher mean when she says that Vashti's paper looks like a "polar bear in a snowstorm"?

That there is nothing on her paper, it is blank.

400

Is writing a form of art?

No.

400

What does "above" mean?

On top of.

400

Why did the author write "What Can You Do"?

To say everyone is good at something.

400

Do plural possessive nouns need ( 's ) or ( s')?

s'

500

Why does Vashti think she can get better at drawing? She sees what?

She sees her picture in a gold frame.

500

In "What Can You Do?", we see that as we get older we do what?

We learn new things.

500

What does "even" mean? 

(Ex. "He knows even less than I do about drawing.")

To emphasize.

500

What kind of story was "Artists Create Art!"

A biography.

500

Do singular possessive nouns need ( 's ) or ( s')?

's