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Ramirez Williams: Back to School Revision

 





Spot the sight word. 








Fill in the blanks. 

my        is        little        said





Fill in the blanks. 

I     the    see    can    we


Jumbled Words


1.     going        Monday        I            am         to            on         school.  

2.     teacher        tall        is            My. 

3. watch        TV        I        Paw Patrol        on. 



Comprehension

Asking words: How, Who, When, What, Why, Where





This is John. He is seven years old. He likes to play basketball after school. He likes to play football too. 
John lives with his mother and grandmother. He has a brother too. John has a black cat. The cat's name is Fluffy. John likes to brush the cat. 
The cat will take a nap on the mat. 
John goes to town on Saturday. He rides to town on his bicycle. In town, he eats chips. When it is dark, he will go back home to his family. 


Questions: 

1. How old is John?

2. What does he do after school?

3. Who lives with John?

4. What colour is the cat?

5. When does John go to town?

6. How does he get to town?

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