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Grade 3 English Language - Reading Orally Prose and Poetry
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Reading poetry or prose should be read smoothly. You should practice reading prose and poetry orally. This would help your teachers understand if  you are reading with accuracy, the appropriate rate and with expression. You can explain how they can pronounce words with accuracy as well as explain how to express a portion of the short story.  1. Ben and Jeff are two brothers. Ben is a few years older than Jeff. Ben has invited some friends to camp out in his backyard. Ben and his friends are trying to earn a scout camping badge. His scout leader told the boys that they would have to camp out... Show more
Grade 3 English Language - Reading Orally Prose and Poetry
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10 Questions

1. Read story 1 - Two Brothers. Why does Jeff say the following line?
'I am good with a tent.'
2. Read story 1 - Two Brothers. How should you read the lines below?
'Did you hear something?' Ben's friend asks.
3. Read Poem 2 - Moon Landing Poem.
When should you pause or take a break when reading this poem?
4. Read story 1 - Two Brothers.
What does the sound turn out to be?
5. Read story 1 - Two Brothers.
What does the sound turn out to be?
6. Read Poem 2 - Moon Landing Poem.
Who stepped out onto the moon?
7. Read story 1 - Two Brothers. Why does Jeff say the following line?
'I am good with a tent.'
8. Read story 1 - Two Brothers. How should you read the lines below?
'No, go away!' Ben and his friends tell Jeff.
9. Read Poem 2 - Moon Landing Poem. How should you read the lines below?
'One giant leap for mankind.'
10. Read Poem 2 - Moon Landing Poem.
Who stepped out onto the moon?