Pat ______ out to play.
(give, goes, good)
goes
You will see ______ stems pop up when it gets hot.
(never, new, own)
new
What takes place if new seeds are planted?
Green buds grow.
Why do the kids in the poem make a snowman?
They see a hat.
I take a big ______ of the fish.
(graph, shed, whiff)
whiff
She sees it is ______.
(fall, for, own)
fall
They will ______ to make big plants.
(of, one, open)
open
Why is the grass wet?
It is raining.
What do the headings in the poem tell?
the names of the seasons
I eat it in a ______.
(brush, cash, flash)
flash
Many plants are not ______ now.
(green, grow, know)
green
“What are you _______ for?” Dad asked.
(looked, looking, looks)
looking
Why do kids play a lot in summer?
They are not in school.
Which word from the poem sounds like the noise it makes?
(grass, splash, step)
splash
Max said, “ _____ look for it.”
(It's, Let's, That's)
Let's
Many of them are ______.
(make, open, yellow)
yellow
“I ______ our rods,” said Ron.
(packed, packing, packs)
packed
What does the fall wind do?
It makes leaves fall.
Which word from the poem sounds like the noise it makes?
(buzz, hot, small)
buzz
Fritz ______ got a snack.
(hadn't, it's, that's)
hadn't
They will not ______ in the cold.
(down, grow, off)
grow
“Help me ______ out the tent,” said Dad.
(pull, pulling, pulls)
pull
Why do animals get nuts?
to have lots to eat in the winter
Which word from the poem sounds like the noise it makes?
(crunch, down, pack)
crunch
“Dad ______ fixed it yet,” said Mom.
(can't, hasn't, isn't)
hasn't