Summary
When the Super Readers need to learn about sharing and being a good guest, they jump into "Goldilocks and the Three Bears." Reading along through the porridge, the chairs, and the beds — too hot, too cold, just right — helps them solve the day's problem. A clear, cozy retelling full of comparing words.
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Discussion questions
Discussion
Goldilocks tries everything in the bears' house until it's "just right."
- What three things does Goldilocks try, and how does she choose?
- What do "too hot," "too cold," and "just right" mean?
- Was it okay for Goldilocks to use the bears' things without asking? Why or why not?
- How would you make it right if you were Goldilocks?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: porridge, compare, just right, guest.
Try it: Sort three classroom objects from smallest to biggest and say which is "just right" to hold.