Two Garden Helpers Passage 1: Lina grows tomatoes in pots on her sunny balcony. She waters them each morning and uses a small trellis. Passage 2: Omar grows tomatoes in a garden bed behind his house. He waters them each morning and uses tall stakes to support the plants. Both children grow tomatoes and water them daily, but Lina gardens in pots while Omar uses a garden bed.
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Cause and Effect Reading WorksheetWhy did the seedlings droop? What happened after students watered the garden each morning? Why did the class add mulch? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsCause and Effect Reading Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Main Idea and Details WorksheetWhich sentence best states the main idea of the passage? Why did students plant native flowers? Which detail explains what the mulch does? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsMain Idea and Details Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Fact and Opinion WorksheetWhich statement is a fact? Which statement is an opinion? Which statement can be checked in a reference book? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsFact and Opinion Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Making Predictions WorksheetWhat will Jalen most likely do next? Which clue best supports that prediction? What may happen if rain reaches the dry garden? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsMaking Predictions Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Metaphors in Context WorksheetWhat does “The classroom was a zoo” suggest? What does “Her smile was sunshine” mean? In “Time is a thief,” what idea is expressed? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 4th GradeEnglish Language ArtsMetaphors in Context Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Character Traits WorksheetWhich trait best describes Nora watering the garden without being asked? Which detail shows that Nora plans ahead? How does Nora help her classmates? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsCharacter Traits Worksheet5 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Making Inferences WorksheetWhat can you infer about the weather outside? Why are there wet umbrellas by the door? What can you infer about the students? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 4th GradeEnglish Language ArtsMaking Inferences Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Finding the Theme WorksheetWhich theme best fits the passage? Which action shows Noor’s kindness? How does Eli respond to Noor’s example later? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 4th GradeEnglish Language ArtsFinding the Theme Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Following Directions WorksheetStart at 4. Add 3, then subtract 2. Where do you end? Put the red block before the blue block and the yellow block after the blue block. Which block is in the middle? Write your name, circle the first letter, then underline the last letter. What do you underline? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 2nd GradeEnglish Language ArtsFollowing Directions Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Story Setting WorksheetWhere does most of the passage take place? When does the story happen? Which detail helps identify the setting? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsStory Setting Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →