Remember: Your fingers learn a name like a tune. A name is yours to share with care, so online, ask a grown-up first.
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Read the story, then answer.
Ines and the blue lunchboxesInes went to a picnic in the park with her grandpa, Abuelo Pablo, and Rocket the rabbit. Ten children had brought ten blue lunchboxes, all alike, and Ines opened one that was full of jam sandwiches. She did not like jam! Abuelo Pablo had an idea: a name label on every box. At home, Ines typed her four-letter name, i, n, e, s. She looked at the whole name first, and then her fingers rolled. A name starts with a capital letter, but today we type names in small letters. At the next picnic Ines found her box right away. The jam sandwiches went to Leo, who loved jam.
1
Why did Abuelo Pablo make name labels?
the lunchboxes all looked alikethe boxes were too smallRocket ate the lunch
2
Ines hunted for every key when she typed her name.
TrueFalse
3
Ines is typed i, n, e, s. That is letters.
Names
Names are typed in small letters today.
4
Ines is typed i, n, e, s. Which hand types the blue e?
the right handthe left hand
5
Join each name to its number of letters.
1leo
2hana
3sofia
4oliver
Asix letters
Bfour letters
Cfive letters
Dthree letters
6
Circle every name that has four letters.
inesleoamarahanaben
7
Number what happened in the story, first to last.
Ines opens a box of jam sandwiches
Ines types her name
Abuelo Pablo has an idea
Ines finds her box
8
A name starts with a capital letter, like the I in Ines.
TrueFalse
9
Circle everything that is fine to type without asking a grown-up first.
🍱a label for a lunchbox💬a chat with someone new💌a card for your gran🌐a website that asks for your name
10
Ines typed her label as iens. Which two letters are in the wrong order?
i and se and se and n
Copy and write
11
Copy it. ines and leo
12
Make up a name for a pet rabbit. Write it in small letters.
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