The Big Race
Tommy and his friends competed in a big race at
their school. They trained hard and gave it their all on race day. Tommy won
the race, but he was proud of all his friends for doing their best.
Questions:
1. Did Tommy
and his friends compete in a race?
2. Did they
train hard?
3. Who won the
race?
4. Was Tommy
proud of his friends?
5.
Did Tommy's friends do their
best?
The New Kid
Sophie was nervous about
starting a new school. She didn't know anyone and wasn't sure if she would fit
in. However, she soon made friends and discovered that she loved her new
school.
Questions:
1. Was Sophie
nervous about starting a new school?
2. Did she
make friends?
3. Did she
enjoy her new school?
4. How did she
feel at the end of the story?
The Magic Garden
Ella discovered a secret garden hidden behind her
house. She explored the garden and found magical flowers that glowed in the
dark. She loved spending time in the garden and sharing her discoveries with
her family.
Questions:
1.
What did Ella discover behind her house?
2.
Was the garden secret?
3.
Did she find magical flowers?
4.
Did the flowers glow in the dark?
5.
Did Ella share her discoveries
with her family?
Great Outdoors
Alex and
his family went camping in the great outdoors. They hiked through the woods,
went fishing in the river, and sat around the campfire at night. Alex loved
spending time with his family and exploring nature.
Questions:
1.
What did Alex and his family do while camping?
2.
Did Alex like camping?
3.
What did they do during the day?
4.
Did they go fishing?
5.
Did they sit around the campfire at night?
THE BOMB
Did you ever hear of King Charles the Twelfth of Sweden? He lived two hundred years ago and was famous for his courage in defending his country.
One day
he was during a great battle. The small house in which he
had
taken shelter was almost between the two armies.
He called to one of
his officers and bade him sit down and write a short order for him.
"Oh,
sir," he answered, "the bomb! the bomb!"
"Yes,
I see," said the king. "But what has the bomb to do with what I wish
you to write? Sit down and take your pen. When your
country is in danger, you should forget your
safety."
1. What country did
King Charles rule?
2. What was King
Charles famous for?
The Friendly Ants
One day, while the ants were searching for food,
they met a caterpillar who was struggling to cross a small stream. The
caterpillar was afraid of the water and did not know how to swim.
The friendly ants saw that the caterpillar needed
help, and they decided to work together to help it cross the stream safely.
They formed a chain by holding onto each other's legs, and the caterpillar
climbed onto the chain. The ants then carefully walked across the stream,
taking care not to let the caterpillar fall.
The caterpillar was grateful to the ants for their
help and wanted to become friends with them. The ants were happy to have a new
friend and invited the caterpillar to join them in their search for food.
The caterpillar was slow, but the ants did not
mind. They worked together to find food and shared it with the caterpillar.
They showed the caterpillar how to climb trees and reach fruits and leaves.
Days passed, and the caterpillar grew into a
beautiful butterfly. The butterfly was happy to have made such wonderful
friends and wanted to do something special for them. So, it flew over to a
nearby flower and collected some nectar. It then flew back to the ants and
shared the nectar with them.
The ants were surprised and delighted by the
butterfly's gift. They thanked the butterfly for its kindness and continued to
be good friends with it.
From that day on, the ants and the butterfly
continued to help each other, share food, and have fun together.
Questions:
1.
Who did the
ants meet while searching for food?
2.
Why was the caterpillar afraid of the water?
3.
How did the
ants help the caterpillar cross the stream?
4.
How did the
caterpillar show its gratitude to the ants?
THE SICK LION
All the animals in the forest were
happy because they heard that their cruel king was sick. The lion did not come
out of his cave as he usually did. He sent out a message to his subjects that
he wanted to bid them goodbye before he died.
“What does he want to see us for?”
asked the deer. Maybe he will give each of us a share of his wealth.”
All the animals went to see their King
Lion except the fox. He sat on a tree and watched the animals go inside the
cave. He waited for them to come out, but no one did. Later that afternoon, King
Lion appeared at the entrance of the cave. When he saw the fox, he said, “Why
did you not come to see me? Don’t you want to share with the other animals what
I have given them?”
“I want to visit you, my King,” said
the fox. “But I am sure your home is crowded now. All the animals have gone
inside your cave and no one has come out yet.”
“Ha! Ha! Laughed King Lion. “They all
wanted to stay inside the cave. You will be staying there for a long time, if
you will wait for them to come out.”
“Never mind, my King,” said the fox.
“I am a very patient animal after all.”
He went away happy because he was
still well and alive. He knew well why not a single animal came out of the
cave. “Our King Lion thinks he is wise but he cannot deceive me with his
tricks. He will never catch me alive.”
The fox went away as fast as he could
from the lion’s cave with the decision never to come back.
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