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Delicious Language Fluency

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Delicious Language Fluency

Read the story carefully. Then answer the questions using clues from the story. You may look back at the story when you need to.

The Soup That Needed a Stir

Jacob the cat, Pip the duck and Rusty the squirrel wanted to make soup for their picnic. Jacob brought a round pumpkin from the garden. Pip carried a bag of carrots, and Rusty collected a handful of leaves for the table. Jacob chopped the pumpkin while Pip washed the carrots. Rusty poured water into a big pot. Soon, the vegetables bubbled and filled the kitchen with a sweet smell. Jacob tasted a spoonful. “It needs a little salt,” she said. Pip reached for the salt, but his wing knocked the spoon. It plopped into the pot! Rusty found a clean wooden spoon in the drawer. They stirred the soup together and tasted it again. It was delicious. At the picnic, the friends shared the soup with their neighbours. Jacob smiled. “It tastes best when we make it together!”

Story detectives

Use the story to solve each question.

1.Where did Jacob find the pumpkin?
  • In the garden
  • At the picnic
  • In the kitchen drawer
2.What did Pip bring to the kitchen?
3.What happened when Pip reached for the salt?
  • He knocked the spoon into the pot.
  • He dropped the carrots on the floor.
  • He spilled the water.
4.Put these events in the order they happened. Write 1, 2 and 3 beside them: Rusty poured water into the pot; the friends shared soup at the picnic; Jacob chopped the pumpkin.
5.Why did Rusty look in the drawer?
6.True or false: Rusty collected leaves to put in the soup.
TrueFalse
7.Which word from the story tells you that the soup was gently boiling?
8.How did the friends solve the problem with the spoon?
9.What does Jacob mean when she says, “It tastes best when we make it together!”?
  • She enjoyed working with her friends.
  • She wanted to keep all the soup for herself.
  • She thought the soup needed more salt.
10.Name one thing the friends did to help each other make the soup.
11.Imagine the friends make the soup again. What is one helpful job you could do? Write a sentence.

3 printable pages

  • Delicious Language Fluency, page 1 of 3: The Soup That Needed a Stir, Story detectives

    Page 1

  • Delicious Language Fluency, page 2 of 3: 2. What did Pip bring to the kitchen?

    Page 2

  • Delicious Language Fluency, page 3 of 3: 8. How did the friends solve the problem with the spoon?

    Page 3

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