tic-tac-toe GAME
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Phoneme Segmenting
Word Reading Fluency Form 1-2
Passage Reading Fluency Form 1-3
Word Reading Fluency Form 2-1
Passage Reading Fluency Form 2-1
tic-tac-toe GAME
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tic-tac-toe GAME
my blog
It is always played between 2 players. Each player chooses a shape (O or X). At each turn each player places one of his pieces. The player who manages to place 3 pieces in a row in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line wins the game. Once all the available spaces are filled, if nobody manages to place 3 pieces in a row, the game ends in a draw.
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FREE SPACE NO QUESTION
11.What were the people supposed to do first when they fed the birds?A.Get apple pieces from a bucket.
B.Call to the birds to come to them.
C.Throw pieces of apples to the birds.
1. What did Ben want to do most at the zoo? A.Feed the parrots. B.Touch the parrots. C.Watch the parrots fly.
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5.How did the story end? A.Ben had to get more apple pieces to feed the birds.
B.Ben made friends with one of the red birds.
C.Ben had red birds eating out of his hand.
10.What did this story mostly tell about?A. A young boy feeding parrots at a zoo.
B. Rules for how to feed parrots at the zoo.
C. A family going to the zoo for the first time.
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7.Why did the new red birds stay far away by themselves?
A.They didn't know how to eat from a person's hand.
B.They didn't like to be around the other birds.
C.They didn't care about eating pieces of apple.
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9.What was the second rule about feeding the parrots?
A.Get apple pieces and hold them.
B.Wait for the birds to fly to you.
C.Put apple pieces in the red bucket.
2.What was the most important rule for feeding the parrots? A.Throw apple pieces in the buckets. B.Don't touch or chase the birds. C.Keep the apple pieces clean.
6.What made Ben become afraid of the parrots?
A.The parrots looked really big to Ben.
B.One flew by his head and surprised him.
C.There were too many parrots in the cage.
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8.What happened the first time Ben tried to feed a red bird?
A.The bird flew around Ben's head.
B.The bird just looked at Ben and didn't eat.
C.The bird knocked the apple piece to the ground.
3.What made Ben upset when he got to the birdcage?
A.He didn't get to be first in line.
B.He had to wait to get into the cage.
C.There were too many people in the line.
12.Why did Ben put his hand with the apple piece behind his back?
A.He wanted to see if the birds could find it.
B.He was afraid to have the birds fly around him.
C.He wanted to save it to feed the red birds.
It is always played between 2 players. Each player chooses a shape (O or X). At each turn each player places one of his pieces. The player who manages to place 3 pieces in a row in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line wins the game. Once all the available spaces are filled, if nobody manages to place 3 pieces in a row, the game ends in a draw.
4.What happened after the door to the birds was opened? A.Ben started to feed one of the birds.
B.Green and blue colored birds flew out.
C.People got apple pieces to feed the birds.
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tic-tac-toe GAME
my blog
Phoneme Segmenting
Word Reading Fluency Form 1-2
Passage Reading Fluency Form 1-3
Word Reading Fluency Form 2-1
Passage Reading Fluency Form 2-1
tic-tac-toe GAME
my blog
tic-tac-toe GAME
my blog
It is always played between 2 players. Each player chooses a shape (O or X). At each turn each player places one of his pieces. The player who manages to place 3 pieces in a row in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line wins the game. Once all the available spaces are filled, if nobody manages to place 3 pieces in a row, the game ends in a draw.
FREE SPACE NO QUESTION
FREE SPACE NO QUESTION
11.What were the people supposed to do first when they fed the birds?A.Get apple pieces from a bucket. B.Call to the birds to come to them. C.Throw pieces of apples to the birds.
1. What did Ben want to do most at the zoo? A.Feed the parrots. B.Touch the parrots. C.Watch the parrots fly.
FREE SPACE NO QUESTION
5.How did the story end? A.Ben had to get more apple pieces to feed the birds. B.Ben made friends with one of the red birds. C.Ben had red birds eating out of his hand.
10.What did this story mostly tell about?A. A young boy feeding parrots at a zoo. B. Rules for how to feed parrots at the zoo. C. A family going to the zoo for the first time.
FREE SPACE NO QUESTION
7.Why did the new red birds stay far away by themselves? A.They didn't know how to eat from a person's hand. B.They didn't like to be around the other birds. C.They didn't care about eating pieces of apple.
FREE SPACE NO QUESTION
9.What was the second rule about feeding the parrots? A.Get apple pieces and hold them. B.Wait for the birds to fly to you. C.Put apple pieces in the red bucket.
2.What was the most important rule for feeding the parrots? A.Throw apple pieces in the buckets. B.Don't touch or chase the birds. C.Keep the apple pieces clean.
6.What made Ben become afraid of the parrots? A.The parrots looked really big to Ben. B.One flew by his head and surprised him. C.There were too many parrots in the cage.
FREE SPACE NO QUESTION
8.What happened the first time Ben tried to feed a red bird? A.The bird flew around Ben's head. B.The bird just looked at Ben and didn't eat. C.The bird knocked the apple piece to the ground.
3.What made Ben upset when he got to the birdcage? A.He didn't get to be first in line. B.He had to wait to get into the cage. C.There were too many people in the line.
12.Why did Ben put his hand with the apple piece behind his back? A.He wanted to see if the birds could find it. B.He was afraid to have the birds fly around him. C.He wanted to save it to feed the red birds.
It is always played between 2 players. Each player chooses a shape (O or X). At each turn each player places one of his pieces. The player who manages to place 3 pieces in a row in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line wins the game. Once all the available spaces are filled, if nobody manages to place 3 pieces in a row, the game ends in a draw.
4.What happened after the door to the birds was opened? A.Ben started to feed one of the birds. B.Green and blue colored birds flew out. C.People got apple pieces to feed the birds.