Write simple RCQ for beginners: Anna: What’s that, Cindy? Cindy: This is the Arctic. It’s at the top of the world. Anna: What animals live there? Cindy: The polar bear lives there. It is big and white. Cindy: The sea lion lives there too. It likes to swim and eat fish. Anna: I like fish too. Cindy: The Arctic fox lives there too. It is small and fast. Anna: Cool!

Write simple RCQ for beginners: Good evening, Timmy! Do you want to walk with me? Yes, that sounds great! Where are we, Grandpa? We are walking on my favorite trail in the forest. Why do you like this trail? I like it because it has many trees. It’s very quiet. I like the forest too. There are many animals here. Yes, Fuzzy likes it too.

Write simple RCQ for beginners: Hey, Sam! What are you doing? I am reading a book. It's called Pirate Island. It is one of my favorite books. What's the book about? It's about a boy who finds a treasure map. The treasure is hidden on Pirate Island. Does he want to find the treasure? Yes, the boy sails to the island to find the treasure. There are many scary pirates on that island. Does he find the treasure? I will not tell you. If you want to know, then you'll have to read the book.

Write simple RCQ for beginners: A Proud Father Daniel loves hockey. He is a good hockey player. He plays on the school team. Daniel's father loves hockey too, but he doesn't play. He can't even skate. But he goes to all Daniel's hockey games. When people ask about his favourite sport, he says, "Hockey!"

Write simple RCQ for beginners: How Do You Get Around? In the world today, people can travel by car, train, ship, or airplane. But do you know another way people get around? Yes, with animals. Some people ride horses. Some people ride elephants. In some places, people ride camels. In other places, people ride donkeys. There are many ways to get around.

Write simple RCQ for beginners: Families Celebrate In some parts of the world, families celebrate a holiday called Holi. During Holi, families celebrate Spring. Families use colored powder on each other to celebrate flowers blooming. Families share a big meal.

Write simple RCQ for beginners: What Do Birds Eat? My grandpa likes birds. He often tells me what different birds eat. Birds eat many things. Some birds eat worms. Some birds eat seeds and nuts. Do you want to know something funny? Birds eat many different things, but they don't have teeth! How do they chew their food? I wonder.

Write simple RCQ for beginners: Terrible Toothache NURSE: Good morning, Mr. Croft. MR. CROFT: Good morning, nurse. I want to see the dentist, please. NURSE: Do you have an appointment? MR. CROFT: No, I don't. NURSE: Is it urgent? MR. CROFT: Yes, it is. It's very urgent. I feel awful. I have a terrible toothache. NURSE: Can you come at 10 a.m. on Monday, April 24th? MR. CROFT: I must see the dentist now, nurse. NURSE: The dentist is very busy at the moment. Can you come at 2 p.m.? MR. CROFT: That's very late. Can the dentist see me now? NURSE: I'm afraid that he can't, Mr. Croft. Can't you wait till this afternoon? MR. CROFT: I can wait, but my toothache can't!

Write simple RCQ for kid beginners: Broken Arm Blues Kyle and Carrie did everything together. They worked on their homework together, played soccer together, and went to karate class together. "You're like two peas in a pod," their father liked to say. One day, while playing soccer, Kyle broke his arm. A doctor at the hospital put Kyle's arm in an arm cast. Three days later, Carrie broke her arm in karate! The same doctor put Carrie's arm in a cast, too. "Cool. We get to have broken arms together," Kyle said. "Let's get everyone to sign our casts," said Carrie. The first week they had their casts was exciting. Kyle and Carrie didn't have to run laps in soccer practice. Their parents wrote their homework for them. Everyone signed their casts, even their teachers. The second week they had their casts, Kyle and Carrie both had the broken arm blues. So many things were hard to do with one arm in a bulky cast. Carrie couldn't put her hair in a ponytail using just one hand. Kyle couldn't play video games, and neither of them could jump rope. "We can't do anything fun!" yelled Carrie. "I'm so bored," Kyle said. "I feel so blue," Carrie agreed. Kyle and Carrie had to watch their soccer team play without them. They couldn't even clap their hands when their team scored a goal. The third week Kyle and Carrie had their casts, they were angry. One of their best friends had a birthday party with a jumping castle at the pool. They couldn't jump or swim. They had to watch everyone else having fun. "I'm sick of having a broken arm!" yelled Carrie. "My arm is so itchy!" Kyle howled. "Mine, too," Carrie said. "And your cast is starting to smell." "Your cast stinks," Kyle said, holding his nose. The fourth week Kyle and Carrie had their casts, they decided to team up to beat their blues. Together, they could jump rope. They each used one of their hands to clap together when their team scored in soccer. "You're like two peas in a pod," their father said. After six weeks, their casts were off! Now they could swim, play soccer, and go to karate class. Now no one had the broken arm blues!

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