Find the Answer
Aligned to W.K.8 — Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts.

What this lesson teaches
You can remember what you know or look in a book to answer a question.
Worked examples
Example 1
To answer 'What do fish need?' you can think or look and say 'water!'
Example 2
To answer 'What do birds build?' you can think about what you have seen and say 'nests!'
Example 3
If you cannot remember, that is fine — you can look in a book or ask someone who knows.
Practice questions
- Ask a question you want to answer.
- Think about what you already know.
- Look in a book to find out more.
Watch the lesson
Every lesson comes with a video taught in English and Spanish — the same video the QR code in the printed workbook opens.
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Encuentra la Respuesta
Puedes recordar lo que sabes o buscar en un libro para responder una pregunta.
Ejemplo 1: Para responder '¿Qué necesitan los peces?' puedes pensar o buscar y decir '¡agua!'
Ejemplo 2: Para responder '¿Qué construyen los pájaros?' puedes pensar en lo que has visto y decir '¡nidos!'
Ejemplo 3: Si no te acuerdas, está bien — puedes buscar en un libro o preguntarle a alguien que sepa.
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