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Frog and Toad Comprehension

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Frog and Toad Comprehension

Read the original story below. Then answer each question using details from the story. For written answers, use complete sentences.

A Night Under the Stars

Toad spread a blanket beside the pond and looked up at the evening sky. “I wanted to see the stars, but clouds are covering them,” he sighed. Frog sat beside his friend. “Let’s wait a little,” he said. “The wind may move the clouds.” As they waited, Toad noticed a small lantern glowing near the path. A firefly had flown inside the glass lantern and could not find its way out. Toad carefully lifted the lantern’s lid. The firefly zipped into the air and blinked brightly above them. “Look!” said Frog. “The clouds are moving, too.” A patch of dark sky appeared, and a cluster of stars shone through. Toad smiled. “I thought our evening was ruined, but we found something wonderful while we waited.” Frog nodded. “Sometimes being patient helps us notice more than we expected.” The two friends stayed on the blanket, watching the firefly and the stars until it was time to go home.

Check Your Understanding

Use the story to answer each question.

1.Why was Toad disappointed at the beginning of the story?
  • He had lost his blanket.
  • Clouds were covering the stars.
  • Frog wanted to go home.
  • The pond was too noisy.
2.What problem did the firefly have, and how did Toad help?
3.Put these events in the order they happened. Write 1, 2, and 3 beside them: ___ Frog and Toad saw stars through a patch of sky. ___ Toad let the firefly out of the lantern. ___ Toad spread a blanket by the pond.
4.Which detail best shows that Frog is patient?
  • He suggests waiting to see whether the wind moves the clouds.
  • He asks Toad to bring a lantern.
  • He watches the firefly fly away.
  • He tells Toad to go home.
5.True or false: Toad decides the whole evening is ruined and leaves before the clouds move.
TrueFalse
6.What does the word “cluster” mean in the sentence “A cluster of stars shone through”?
  • A group close together
  • A single bright star
  • A cloud shaped like a star
  • A light inside a lantern
7.What lesson do Frog and Toad learn during their evening? Support your answer with one detail from the story.
8.Why do you think Toad says, “we found something wonderful while we waited”? Give two things he and Frog noticed or experienced.
9.Imagine you are Toad. Write one sentence you might say to Frog about the evening, using a detail from the story.

3 printable pages

  • Frog and Toad Comprehension, page 1 of 3: A Night Under the Stars, Check Your Understanding

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  • Frog and Toad Comprehension, page 2 of 3: 2. What problem did the firefly have, and how did Toad help?

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  • Frog and Toad Comprehension, page 3 of 3: 7. What lesson do Frog and Toad learn during their evening? Support your answer

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