My Rows and Piles of Coins Storyworks Dec 21 Jan 22

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"My Rows and Piles of Coins" by Tololwa M. Mollel

Storyworks Dec. 2021 / Jan. 2022

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Multiple Choice

Which question can be answered by using this paragraph?

• What is Saruni saving money for?

• What do Saruni and his family do on Sunday?

• Where is the market?

• What do Saruni and his mom sell at the market?

Drag and Drop

Saruni practices ​

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a ​

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riding

bicycle

saving money

helping

his mom

Multiple Choice

What is the market like in March?

• messy

• abandoned

• fun

• practicing

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements supports the answer that the market was abandoned during March?

• The heavy March rains came.

• The ground became so muddy, nobody went to the markt.

• Instead, I help Yeyo with the house chores.

• Whenever I could, I practiced riding Murete's bicycle.

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Saruni plans to use his ​

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to help his ​

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to the ​

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Multiple Choice

Which of our months is most like Tanzania in July?

• March

• June

• July

• January

Multiple Select

Which two details best support that July in Tanzania is like January in the US?

• Slowly, I learned to ride a biciyle whle carrying more and more items.

• One Saturday in July we went to the market as usual.

• I put on Murete's old coat to stay warm.

• July is one of the chilliest months of the year in Tanzania.

• After we sold our food, I ran off into the crowd.

Multiple Choice

What happens when Saruni tries to buy a bicycle at the market?

• He bought a brand-new bicycle so he could help his mother carry items to the market.

• The man selling the bicycles told him he didn't have enough money to buy one of his bicycles.

• Saruni counted his coins once more.

• Saruni shook his head and walked away.

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

What is Saruni saving up money to buy?

• a bike

• vegetables

• a cart

• a coat

Open Ended

What was your favorite part of the story?

Match

Match the following

• We ask questions to help us...

• some words to begin questions

• We must support our answers with

• author

• We ask questions

understand what we read.

Who

What

When

Where

How

Why

evidence from the text.

writes the story

before, during, and after reading.

• understand what we read.

• Who

  What

  When

  Where

  How

  Why

• evidence from the text.

• writes the story

• before, during, and after reading.