Journeys Lesson 27 | What Can You Do?

How do you know that this story tells about real things?

• It has maps.

• It has pictures.

• It is about kids.

Why are some words shaded yellow?

• to let me know the words are new

• to let me know the words are not spelled right

• to let me know the words tell about the photos

How is the boy that can draw well the SAME as the girl who can climb high?

• Both like animals.

• Both like to be outside.

• Both hare good at something.

In the story, what takes place as kids get older?

• They eat more.

• They learn new things.

• They like to look at things.

How do you know that the girl is glad that she can float?

• She likes to practice.

• She knows how to swim.

• She looks happy in the picture

Why do kids practice?

• Things get easier.

• Things get harder.

• Kids get to play more.

What is the author good at?

• The author is good at lots of things.

• The author does not know yet.

• The author is good at computers.

What does a boy play in the story?

• drums

• flute

• violin

How do the kids feel after they learn to do something well?

• mad

• proud

• tired

Which BEST tells what this story is about?

• Everyone can sing well.

• We all do something well.

• We need help to learn math.