Polly Gets Out
A Day for Dad
Just a Trim
Animals, Animals
Arctic Animals
100

Name one thing Polly saw when she was flying?

Tree, house, a path, playground, flowers, children, cat.

100

What is the special day in the book?

Father's Day.

100
In the story the girl only wants a trim. What does the word "trim" mean?

To cut a small amount.

100

Where do camels live?

The desert.

100

What is the name of a group of wolves that hunts together?

A pack.

200

Why did Polly fly back into her cage?

She was afraid of the cat.

200

Name one thing the boy does with his dad on their special day.

Eat breakfast, plan a trip, ride bikes, play catch, have a picnic, buy caps, take naps.

200

What does the girl keep asking the hair cutter?

To cut it shorter and shorter.

200

What do polar bears eat?

Seals.

200

Why do the animals turn white in the winter?

To camouflage. To protect themselves from predators. To blend in with the snow.

300

What sound does the letter Y make at the end of the word Polly?

The long /e/ sound.

300

What do the words plan and play have in common?

They both begin with the blend PL.

300

How many syllables are in the word shorter?

Two.

300

Zebras live in grassy places. What does the word "grassy" mean?

An area with a lot of grass.

300

How is the Arctic different from other places?

It is one of the coldest places on Earth.

400

What two sounds does the letter g make?

/g/ and /j/

400

What do the words caps and naps have in common?

They rhyme.

400

Look at the consonant blend in the word snip. Name another word that has the same consonant blend.


Snail, snack, snore, etc.

400

Foxes have bushy tails. What does the word "bushy" mean?

Thick and fluffy.

400

Why do snowy owls hunt during the day?

So they can camouflage themselves.

500

What do the words cage, safe, and home all have in common?

They all end with silent E and have long vowel sounds.

500

How many syllables are in the word together?

Three.

500

Look at the sentence below. How do you know someone is talking?

"A bit shorter," I say.

There are quotation marks around the exact words the girl said.

500

What do the words many, bushy, and grassy all have in common?

They all have the letter Y at the end of the word which makes a long /e/ sound.

500

Why do harp seals change from being all white to having black spots?

So they can hide/camouflage themselves on land and in the water.