Text Interpretation: The Gifts of the Tooth Fairy

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: The Gifts of the Tooth Fairy.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

The Tooth Fairy Gifts

Zebra Zag wakes up first this morning. She pokes her tongue at the hole where her baby tooth came out the night before.
– This is a special day! – she exclaims.
She jumps out of bed and looks under her pillow.
– Look, she came! – she says excitedly.
The twin sister is only two seconds away from her.
– Do you have something for me too? - Zig asks smiling.

Quickly, the twins remove the ribbons and rip the wrapping papers. Each finds a small black telescope and a little card.
- Wow! – Zig and Zag exclaim at the same time.
'I can't believe she managed to pull my tooth out softly and leave me this without waking me up.
– How did she get it? - Zig asks excitedly, swinging the telescope around.
“I don't know, but she does it cool,” Zag says, putting the telescope to his eye and peering out the window.
– Hey, I can see the ferry coming! That is great!
The twins take the gifts and cards to show their parents. Mom reads aloud the message on each card. It's the same for each twin.
– The tooth fairy wrote: “I'm very happy because you took good care of your little teeth. When the other teeth fall out, I'll leave you smaller presents. Congratulations and keep brushing!”.
– Yes, we will continue! - agree the twins.
“Hurry up, Zag,” calls Zig. - Let's have breakfast very quickly. Can't wait to show the telescope to our little friends!
– And the holes where our teeth were! - Zag laughs.

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) Which zebra woke up first that morning?
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3) What did Zag do when she woke up?
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4) She jumps out of bed and looks under her pillow, her sister Zig too, what do they see?
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5) What gifts did the twins receive from the tooth fairy?
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6) What Zag can't believe?
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7) What can little zebras see by putting the telescope to their eyes?
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8) The two little zebras couldn't wait to do what?
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Per Hélia Higa.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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