Problem and Solution

What is the problem in this story?

• Amanda and her mom were volunteering at the food bank.

• Amanda’s mom locked her keys in the car

• Amanda wanted ice cream.

• Amanda's mom couldn't get the car to start.

What is the solution in this story?

• Amanda and her mom walked to the ice cream shop.

• Amanda and her mom left the car at the food bank and went home.

• The car knew that they were in trouble and unlocked the door for them.

• Amanda's dad brought them a spare set of keys.

What is a different way that Amanda and her mom could have solved this problem?

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What is the problem in this story?

• Betsy loves to play on the playground.

• Betsy’s favorite part of the playground is the tall slide.

• Betsy slipped when she was walking up the slide yesterday and bumped her head.

• Betsy was swinging too high on the swings.

What is the solution in this story?

• Betsy rides on the see-saw with her brother

• Betsy went to the hospital.

• Mom came out to the playground and gave Betsy an icepack to put on her head.

• Betsy's brother laughed at her.

What is a different way that Betsy and her brother could have solved this problem?

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What is the problem in this story?

• Ron got bug bites all over his legs

• Ron took his dog on a hike, and rode bikes with his friends.

• Ron was playing outside all weekend long.

• Ron wore bug spray when he was playing outside.

What is the solution in this story?

• Ron went to the swimming pool.

• Ron's mom rubbed anti-itch cream over the bites.

• Ron put on pants so he couldn't itch his legs.

• Ron's dad removed the bug bites from Ron's legs.

What is a different way that Ron could have solved this problem?

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