Text Interpretation: Picote's Good Beak

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: The good beak of Picote.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Picote's good beak

In the forest, Picote is always overflowing with work. That's what it's like to be a great all-rounder: All animals call it! Today, a squirrel knocks on your door:
– Crop! – calls – I need you to come to my house and build a window! I do not see anything!
- It's ok! I will go with you!
Picote has no tools to carry, its big strong woodpecker beak does the job! Knock! Knock! Knock! Like a good drill, Picote hits the trunk, and makes a very round hole.

– Are you the one making all this noise? – asks suddenly a sweet voice.
Pick it up right away. In front of him, right in the neighboring tree, an elegant little woodpecker is at the window…
– Oh, but you got hurt! – she says – Come on, I'll take care of your beak.
Picote no longer feels pain, but he has never left his sweet nurse's house...

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
A.

2) What does Picote always do in the forest?
A.

3) The squirrel goes to Picote asking for help to do what?
A.

4) Picote takes some kind of tool for the job?
A.

5) Who asks who is making noise in the middle of Picote's work?
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6) What did Miss Woodpecker do when she saw that Picote had been injured?
A.

Per Hélia Higa.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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