Gardener

Annette has a good sense of humor. 

• what looks good
• what is funny
• what feels right
• what is fair

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Grandpa loves to doze on the couch.

• read
• nap
• work
• eat

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Kerry planted several tulip bulbs

• thick underground stems
• tall plant stakes
• small oak trees
• flat outdoor lights

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Flowers were blooming everywhere.

• spreading
• falling
• opening
• dying

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The seeds will soon be sprouting.

• beginning to grow
• falling to the ground
• selling at the stores
• blowing in the wind

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We are expecting showers today.

• rain
• mail
• friends
• changes

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Brian saw beauty everywhere.

• what is pretty
• lots of people
• fallen branches
• tall buildings

From information in the story, you can conclude that

• it was a difficult time for people to find work.
• most children worked rather than going to school.
• people who made clothes were always busy.
• travelers had to pay a lot of money to ride the train

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When does this story take place?

• in modern times
• during the 1860s
• hundreds of years ago
• during the 1930s

Who probably taught Lydia Grace how to garden?

• Ed and Emma Beech
• Grandma
• Uncle Jim
• Mama & Papa

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