Lucy the Ladybug lands on the Story Stump. "I have a why question," she says.
"Why do we ask why?"
Ferris the Fox laughs. "Why asks for a reason. How asks the way something is done."
Chris the Coyote nods. "Look for the words because and so."
Why asks for a reason.
The words because and so often point to the reason.
How asks the way something is done.
Read this: Ferris wore boots because the trail was muddy.
Ferris asks: Why did he wear boots? He finds because. The trail was muddy!
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| The bridge was made of wood. | ? |
| Hazel brought a strong rope. | ? |
| Bennie tied five knots. | ? |
| The bridge still wobbled at the end. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Near: N-E-A-R.
Add: A-D-D.
Wonderful! Tomorrow we use all six question words.