Families Around the World

Families Around the World

by Dolores Salazar

​aside

• ​Juan moves aside books on the shelf to find one he likes.

Multiple Choice

If you moved books aside you

• pushed them to one side

• took them home

• borrowed them from a friend

• read them in the car

​share

• I like to share music with my sister.

Multiple Choice

When you share you

• keep it all to yourself

• give part of something to someone else

• give it all to a friend

• hide it in your room

​plead

• ​I had to plead with dad to get a new bike.

Multiple Choice

When you plead for something you

• wish for it

• talk about it

• beg for it

• cross your fingers

​invited

• ​I invited some friends to my birthday party.

Multiple Choice

When people are invited

• They are not allowed to come

• They do not want to come

• They don't like parties

• They are asked to come

​culture

• ​At Chinese New Year, we learn about our culture.

Poll

People of the same culture

• share the same way of life

• life in different places

• eat different foods

• do not celebrate

​scurries

• ​The squirrel scurries across the yard.

Multiple Choice

When something scurries

• It is sleeping

• It scampers or runs quickly

• It lays down

• It is eating

​language

• ​My friend Naomi speaks and writes in another language.

Multiple Choice

Language is

• How we read

• Only how we see

• How we speak, read, write, or sign

• How we drive our cars

​fair

• ​My mom cut the cake so we all got our fair share.

Multiple Choice

I am fair

• When I take all of something

• When I don't let my brother play with my toys

• When I treat my friends in a just and honest way

• Cry so I can get what I want