Text Interpretation: The Coolest Wedding Party Ever

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: The coolest wedding party ever.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

The coolest wedding party ever

Everyone is at the city hall for the wedding party of Mr. and Mrs. Horse. Everyone is dressed in warm clothes and very, very curious.
– Listen! - Screams Giro, the giraffe.
A tinkling sound gets louder.
– Sleigh bells!
Suddenly, a parade of Spotted Ponies pulling sleds filled with hay emerges from the forest. Mr. and Mrs. Horse beckon from first sled.

Mr. Horse shouts:
– Friends get on the sledges!
It doesn't take long for the sleds to fill up. Adults huddle in hay to stay warm.
– Oooooo! shouts Giro, starting a hay war. He puts a bundle of hay inside Horacio's hippopotamus jacket. Horacio squirms and tries to get that tickling hay out of there. He throws the hay at Giro.
– Hmm! Hippo food! – Horacio exclaims happily, eating some hay and laughing at his own joke.
The sledges stop at the picnic shelter. It is beautifully decorated with flowers, candles and bows. A band is playing dance music.
Everyone gets a drink and a huge wedding cake. So they dance all night.
Friends can stay up as long as they want! This is the best wedding party ever!

Questions

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

2) Whose wedding is everyone at the city hall for the party?
A.

3) After the sleigh bells start ringing, what comes out of the forest?
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4) Why is the Hippopotamus Horace happy?
A.

5) When the sledges stop, how is the picnic shelter decorated?
A.

6) What do guests receive upon arrival?
A.

Per Hélia Higa.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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