Riley the Raccoon swings his lantern by the Story Stump.
"I love puzzles," he says. "And every story has one!"
Ferris the Fox tilts his head. "A puzzle in a story?"
"Yes," says Riley. "Something goes wrong. That is the problem."
"Then someone fixes it. Can you find how?"
A problem is what goes wrong in a story.
A solution is how the problem gets fixed.
The problem often comes near the beginning.
The solution often comes near the end.
Ferris asks: What went wrong? He looks back.
The kite is stuck in a tree. That is the problem!
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Rosie's kite is red. | ? |
| Riley could reach the kite by jumping. | ? |
| Bennie set Riley on his shoulders. | ? |
| The problem comes at the very end. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Made: M-A-D-E.
Many: M-A-N-Y.
Puzzle solved! Tomorrow Ferris has a problem with his books.