Raz Li24 100thday WKSH PDF

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Name

Section
Who

The 100th Day Project • Level I • 1


What

When

Where

Why

Summary:
Skill: Summarize

Instructions: As students read, have them identify the important information for one section of the book:
Who, What, When, Where, and Why. Then, have them write a summary of that section on the lines below.
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Name

Beginning

The 100th Day Project • Level I • 2


Skill: Sequence Events

Ending

Instructions: Have students write the events of the story in the correct order, beginning at the top with the first
box and ending at the bottom with the last box. Encourage them to use sequencing words to describe each event.
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Name

Example: Leticia wanted to make a creative and special project.

1 She had to glue 100 objects to a piece of large paper.


2 The big books would not fit on the little grid.
The 100th Day Project • Level I • 3

3 Leticia used old magazines to make the books.


4 The family spent two nights making all the books.
5 Leticia’s curious friends wanted to read the messages.
6 There was a large, excited crowd around Leticia’s project.
7 The project included a special book for every student.
Skill: Adjectives

Instructions: Have students identify and circle the adjective(s) in each sentence. Then, have them identify and underline all of the nouns in each
sentence that the adjectives describe.
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Name

1st 3rd

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5 2nd

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1 I finished the race in place.


(four, fourth)

2 My friend has brothers and sisters.


(five, fifth)

3 Dad’s birthday is on July .


(seven, seventh)

4 This is the time I have seen the movie. Skill: Number Words

(six, sixth)

5 I invited friends over to my house.


(eight, eighth)

Instructions: At the top of the page, have students write the number word for each cardinal and ordinal
number. Then, have students read each sentence at the bottom of the page. Have them decide which word
correctly completes each sentence and write it on the line.
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