My little brother Ted will not set foot upstairs in the ______.

Ted  has some _______ ideas about what is upstairs.

He thinks a scary _______ lives in the corner of the roof.

Ted said that anyone whose goes upstairs is _______.

His one ________ is, "Please don't make me go up there with you!"

This is only the ________ time I have been to the ________.

Cindy gave a _______  answer.

Our class saw a ________ at the aquarium.

We want to ________ oranges for juice.

Last month we had a class _______at the park.

William Rosenberg was one of four children growing up in Boston, Massachusetts. His father was a grocery store owner. Because of the family’s money problems, William left school in the eighth grade to help his father at his store. In his teenage years, he worked many different jobs and got a lot of experience in the food industry. When he started his own food truck service, he was surprised that about half of his sales came from coffee and donuts. William had a plan!

In 1948, William opened a coffee and donut shop which he named “Open Kettle” in Quincy, Massachusetts. A coffee was ten cents and a donut was five cents. At the time, that was very expensive, but his customers loved his products and the store was a big success. William, however, was unhappy with the name “Open Kettle” and decided to make a change. He noticed that customers often dunked their donuts into their coffee. Thus, the name “Dunkin Donuts” was born.

Why did William leave school in eighth grade?

What observation did William make when he started his own food truck service?

The coffee and donuts at Open Kettle was

What is NOT TRUE about Open Kettle?

Donuts taste yummy!