choose the odd one out

choose the odd one out

choose the odd one out

choose the odd one out

choose the odd one out

choose the odd one out

choose the odd one out

Read and tick True (T) or False (F)

Tom is a happy little boy who loves to try new things. He can ride his bike, he can climb trees, and he can help his mom bake cookies. He can read books and can count to one hundred. But there are some things he cannot do yet. He cannot tie his shoelaces or swim without help. He laughs and says, “That’s okay! I can learn!” Every day, Tom tries something new, because he knows that if he keeps trying, he can do anything.

1. Tom cannot ride his bike.

Read and tick True (T) or False (F)

Tom is a happy little boy who loves to try new things. He can ride his bike, he can climb trees, and he can help his mom bake cookies. He can read books and can count to one hundred. But there are some things he cannot do yet. He cannot tie his shoelaces or swim without help. He laughs and says, “That’s okay! I can learn!” Every day, Tom tries something new, because he knows that if he keeps trying, he can do anything.

2. Tom can bake cookies

Read and tick True (T) or False (F)

Tom is a happy little boy who loves to try new things. He can ride his bike, he can climb trees, and he can help his mom bake cookies. He can read books and can count to one hundred. But there are some things he cannot do yet. He cannot tie his shoelaces or swim without help. He laughs and says, “That’s okay! I can learn!” Every day, Tom tries something new, because he knows that if he keeps trying, he can do anything.

3. Tom can count to 100.

Read and tick True (T) or False (F)

Tom is a happy little boy who loves to try new things. He can ride his bike, he can climb trees, and he can help his mom bake cookies. He can read books and can count to one hundred. But there are some things he cannot do yet. He cannot tie his shoelaces or swim without help. He laughs and says, “That’s okay! I can learn!” Every day, Tom tries something new, because he knows that if he keeps trying, he can do anything.

4. Tom can swim very well.

Read and tick True (T) or False (F)

Tom is a happy little boy who loves to try new things. He can ride his bike, he can climb trees, and he can help his mom bake cookies. He can read books and can count to one hundred. But there are some things he cannot do yet. He cannot tie his shoelaces or swim without help. He laughs and says, “That’s okay! I can learn!” Every day, Tom tries something new, because he knows that if he keeps trying, he can do anything.

5. If Tom keeps trying, he can't do anything.

Link the clause

Link the clauses

What is this object?

Write the correct answer

1, She __________ to school every day. (go)

2. I __________ milk in the morning. (drink)

3. My dad __________ dinner for us. (cook)

4. They __________ football on Sundays. (can / to play)

5. The cat __________ on the sofa. (sleep)

6. He can't __________ his homework after school. (do)

7. Anna __________ to music every afternoon. (listen)

8. My friends __________ TV at night. (watch)

Make this noun plural

1. cat -> ________

Make this noun plural

2. mango -> ________

Make this noun plural

3. eye -> ________

Make this noun plural

4. box -> _________

Make this noun plural

5. peach -> ________