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Name:Rosie’sBedtimeStoryBy Anita AminRosie loved bedtime.Her dad always told her stories. Sometimes, he told fairy tales.Sometimes, he told animal stories. And sometimes, he told sports stories.Rosie couldn’t wait to hear Dad’s next story.But that night, Mom tucked Rosie into bed instead. “Dad is sick,”Mom told Rosie. “But I can tell you a story if you want me to.” SoMom told Rosie a story.But to Rosie, it wasn’t the same. She felt sad. She didn’t wantDad to be sick, and she missed story time with Dad.She thought maybe Dad missed story time, too. This gave her anidea.Rosie hopped out of bed. She went to Dad’s room. She knockedon his door. “Come in,” Dad said.When Rosie opened the door, Dad smiled weakly. “I’m sorry.I’m going to miss story time tonight.”Rosie sat on Dad’s bed. “No you won’t. I’m going to tell you astory.” So Rosie told Dad a story about a castle, a dragon, and aprincess. Dad loved the story and he fell asleep with a smile on hisface.“Get well quickly, Dad,” Rosie whispered.Super Teacher Worksheets - www.superteacherworksheets.com
Name:Rosie’sBedtime StoryBy Anita Amin1. Complete the graphic organizer.3 Types of Stories thatDad Tells Rosie2. Why didn’t Rosie’s dad tuck her into bed?3. What type of story did Rosie tell her dad?a. a true storyb. a scary storyc. a story about animalsd. a fairy tale4. Where does the beginning of the story take place?a. in Rosie’s bedroomb. in Rosie’s dad’s bedroomc. in the living roomd. in the kitchen5. Who fell asleep at the end of the story?Super Teacher Worksheets - www.superteacherworksheets.com
Name:Rosie’sBedtime StoryBy Anita AminFill in the missing vowels to create words from the story.Then write the full word on the line. Be sure you spell each word correctly.1. b d t m1.hint: time of the day when you get ready to sleep2. s t r y2.hint: tale3. w k l y3.hint: opposite of strongly4. k n c k d4.hint: hit something to make a sound5. w h s p r d5.hint: spoke softly6. c s t l6.hint: large house made of stone7. p r n c s s7.hint: daughter of a king or queenSuper Teacher Worksheets - www.superteacherworksheets.com
ANSWER KEYRosie’sBedtime StoryBy Anita Amin1. Complete the graphic organizer.fairy tales3 Types of Stories thatDad Tells Rosiesports storiesanimal stories2. Why didn’t Rosie’s dad tuck her into bed?He was sick.3. What type of story did Rosie tell her dad?a. a true storyb. a scary storyc. a story about animalsd. a fairy tale4. Where does the beginning of the story take place?a. in Rosie’s bedroomb. in Rosie’s dad’s bedroomc. in the living roomd. in the kitchenRosie’s Dad5. Who fell asleep at the end of the story?Super Teacher Worksheets - www.superteacherworksheets.com
ANSWER KEYRosie’sBedtime StoryBy Anita AminFill in the missing vowels to create words from the story.Then write the full word on the line. Be sure you spell each word correctly.e d ti me1. bbedtime1.hint: time of the day when you get ready to sleepstory2.o ry2. s thint: taleea kly3. wweakly3.hint: opposite of stronglyo c ke d4. k nknocked4.hint: hit something to make a soundi s pe re d5. w hwhispered5.hint: spoke softlya s t le6. ccastle6.hint: large house made of stonei n ce ss7. p rprincess7.hint: daughter of a king or queenSuper Teacher Worksheets - www.superteacherworksheets.com
on his door. “Come in,” Dad said. When Rosie opened the door, Dad smiled weakly. “I’m sorry. I’m going to miss story time tonight.” Rosie sat on Dad’s bed. “No you won’t. I’m going to tell you a story.” So Rosie told Dad a story about a castle, a drago
to sprout! But Violet’s is a little taller. So Rosie pushes some soil over Violet’s sprout to slow it down. And for a moment, Rosie’s plant is the best—but she feels terrible. And she feels even worse when she learns that Violet has the chicken pox. So for the next two weeks, Rosie waters her plant—and Violet’s too.
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Rain!, Linda Ashman, HMH Books for Young Readers, 2014. When rain comes to town, an optimistic young boy is able to change a grumpy old man’s attitude. Rosie Revere, Engineer, Andrea Beaty, Harry N. Abrams, 2013. Quiet by day, Rosie is a brilliant inventor at night. To help her aunt reach her goal of flying, Rosie builds a flying contraption.
Rosie‛s Walk 1. Storyprops: cut out Rosie, the fox and the obstacles cards, colour, fix magnetic tape and laminate. The fence could have a slit in it. 2. Lotto and Pelmanism Games. The obstacles and words can be baseboards and also cut up as cards for matching, pairing etc. 3. Sequencing/bookmaking.
Rosie uses a bar model to represent 88 divided by 11 Explain Rosie’s mistake. Can you draw a bar model to represent 88 divided by 11 correctly? Rosie has divided by grouping in 11s but has found 11 groups of 11 which is equal to 121 To divide 88 by sharing into 11 equal groups, there would be 8 in each group. To divide 88 by grouping in 11s,
Reasoning and Problem Solving This graph shows the distance a car travelled. Rosie and Jack were asked to complete the graph to show the car had stopped. Here are their completed graphs. Rosie: Jack: Who has completed the graph correctly? Explain how you know. Rosie has completed the gra
Web Resource · Library Lessons · March 2015 LibrarySparks Rosie Revere, Engineer Introduction: Rosie Revere, Engineer is written in delightful rhyming couplets. In fact, the title of the book, like that of it
USING THE BALDRIGE EXCELLENCE FRAMEWORK FOR INSTITUTIONAL SELF-ASSESSMENT . BENEFITS View of the organization from 30,000 feet Systems thinking Relationships between units Comprehensive framework for quality improvement Enhanced communication Focus on data Increased teamwork opportunities. ST. PHILIP’S COLLEGE: “TAPE JOURNEY” & OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT (OFI .
