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Real or Not Real

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Real or Not Real

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📚 Part 1: Real or Not Real?

I can identify whether something is real or not real.

1. A dog that barks and plays fetch

Real

Not Real

2. A fox that talks to other animals in a story

Real

Not Real

3. An apple you can eat for a snack

Real

Not Real

4. A cookie that bounces like a ball

Real

Not Real

5. A tablet you use to play games

Real

Not Real

6. A cat that can fly like a bird in a fairy tale

Real

Not Real

✏️ Part 2: Explain Your Thinking

I can explain why something is real or not real using examples.

7. Pick one item from Part 1 that is REAL. Why is it real?

The _________________ is real because _________________________________

8. Pick one item from Part 1 that is NOT REAL. Why is it not real?

The _________________ is not real because ____________________________

🎯 Part 3: Sort and Check

I can sort things into Real and Not Real groups.

9. Draw a line from each item to the correct box:

A sandwich for lunch

A horse that talks

A pencil for writing

A magic flying carpet

REAL
NOT REAL
10. Self-Check: How did I do?

I can tell if something is real or not real

I can explain my thinking using words or pictures

I feel confident about this lesson

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