Text Interpretation: Garden Planning

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: Planning the garden.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

garden planning

Dino Dino and Grandpa are planning the garden. They're enjoying grandma's delicious soup made from home-grown vegetables, seed packets are scattered across the table.
– The weather is heating up. Let's say this table is the vegetable garden. Where do you want to plant each seed? – Grandpa asks.
– Does it matter where we put them? – Dino asks confused.
“It's not good for the big plants to shade the small ones, because if that happens they won't grow quickly,” says Grandpa.

Dino looks at the pictures on the packages.
– Corn and beans look tall. Lettuce is pretty low. I think beets and carrots are medium. And tomatoes are bigger,” he says.
- That's right! – exclaims grandpa – So let's put the lettuces in the front row. Then a row of beets, and another row of carrots. And a row of tomatoes.
– And the gigantic corns and beans are left behind! - Dino completes, giving a giggle.
- Look great! - Grandpa says, rubbing his hands as if he wants to get to work. – Tomorrow we will start planting.

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) what are dinosaur dino and grandpa doing?
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3) How does grandpa explain to Dino the reason for planting the seeds in the right place?
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4) Dino looks at the pictures on the packages, what does he think is tallest to plant?
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5) Grandpa tells Dino to put the seeds in what sequence?
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6) What are Dino and Grandpa going to do in the garden tomorrow?
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Per Hélia Higa.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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