Journeys 1st grade lesson 27 What can you do?

Why does the author use pictures of children?

• to show they are all the sme

• to show what they can do well

• to show that they are not like you

Why did the author write this article?

• to help kids do well in school

• to tell what kids did in the old days

• to show that all kids are good at something

How do we feel when we do something well?

• happy

• mad

• sad

What does it take to get good at something?

• math

• singing

• time

What does the word practice mean in the sentence below

"If we practice , things get easier and easier to do."

• do something new

• be good at something right away

• do something until you are good at it

Read this sentence from the story.

"I haven't discovered what I'm good at yet."

What could help someone discover what they are good at?

• They could get a pet.

• They could try new things.

• They could look it up in a book.

What does the author want kids to do if they have trouble learning?

• She wants kids to give up.

• She wants kids to get help.

• She wants kids to do it on their own.

What does the word proud mean in the sentence below?

"I got my training wheels off earlier than I thought I would. I felt very proud!"

• happy

• sad

• tall

Why does the author end the article with the question

What can you do?

• She wants you to draw a picture.

• She wants to tell you what she does well.

• She wants you to think about what you do well.

Which BEST tells what this story is about?

• Everyone can sing well.

• We all do something well.

• We need help to learn math.