100th Day Worries Worksheets

by Margery Cuyler

Lexile 550L · ATOS 3.0

Jessica is a worrier, so when her first-grade teacher, Mr. Martin, asks each child to bring in a collection of 100 small things for the 100th day of school, she worries all weekend about what to bring: ice cubes are too melty, marshmallows too sticky and toothpicks too pointy. Over the next few days she watches her classmates bring in peanuts, paper clips and peppermints, and by Friday morning she still has nothing. Then her whole family starts digging through drawers, a purse and the cellar to help. A warm counting story about worries, family and the 100th day of school.

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100th Day Worries vocabulary words and comprehension questions

12 vocabulary words and 8 comprehension questions across 3 sections: Beginning · Middle · End.

Vocabulary words include worrier, collection, display, groaned, announced, admitted, queasy, cellar, shoved, aquarium, swallowed, special.

Sample questions

What does Mr. Martin ask each child to bring in for the 100th day of school?
Why does Jessica think 100 ice cubes will not work?
What does Bobby bring in on the 96th day of school?

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