RL3.2 Central Message

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Pine Grove School had basketball tryouts. Maggie practiced every evening and felt ready. Two weeks later, she saw her name on the team list. What is the central message?

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Hard work pays off.

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Tim forgot his spelling test after playing all week. What’s the moral?

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Study first, then play.

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Chelsea's new jacket made Jamie upset when her mom couldn't buy it. After seeing a student in ragged clothes, Jamie apologized to her mom.

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Be grateful for what you have.

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Luke and Sheila, farmers, faced hunger after Luke traded their milk and eggs for a rug. What is the central message?

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Put your needs before your wants.

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Tara was excited for the school dance. Her mom bought her a new dress and shoes, but refused to let her wear diamond earrings. Tara took them anyway but lost them at the dance. What is the moral?

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Don't take things that don't belong to you

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A family of ants prepares for winter while a grasshopper begs for food, claiming he was too busy playing music. What is the central message?

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There's a time for work and a time for play.

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Pecos Bill was the greatest cowboy, taming a tornado. What’s the key lesson?

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Believe in yourself and you can do anything.

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A boy tricked villagers by falsely crying 'wolf!' multiple times. When a real wolf appeared, no one believed him. What is the moral?

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If you are untruthful, people will not believe you.

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Skunk had silky black fur, helping him sneak into other animals' homes to steal treats. When caught by Bear, the animals painted a white stripe on him to prevent hiding. What is the central message?

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Don't take what doesn't belong to you.

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A bear encounters a log with bees. A bee stings the bear to protect its honey. The bear, angered, hits the log, prompting the bees to swarm and sting him. He jumps into a pond to escape. What is the central message?

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Do not take what doesn't belong to you.