Identifying Problems and Solutions

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What was the problem in the text? Susie was eating her breakfast when she saw a spider. She jumped up and her milk spilled everywhere. Susie was so upset that she had to clean it all up.

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Spilling milk

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What was the solution to the problem of the dog running away? Options: Calling the dog's name, Using a comb, Using dog treats, Buying a new dog

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Using dog treats

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What would be the best solution for Grace, Daniel, and Jackson to improve their grades? Options: Studying more, Skipping the test, Turning in the same assignment, Asking for extra credit.

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Studying more

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What is one way that could help Harold feel better about moving to a new school? Options: Talking to his parents about his feelings, Just ignoring the problem and hoping it goes away, Deciding not to go to the new school at all, Doing absolutely nothing about it

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Talking to his parents about his feelings

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Imagine you're at recess and you notice Sarah sitting all alone. What could you, Priya and Noah do to make her recess more fun?

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Join her and start a fun conversation

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What do Samuel and Anika use to clean up the spilled milk?

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They use a paper towel.

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What could be another fun solution to prevent Benjamin's ice-cream from dropping? Options: Mia suggests buying a new cone, Anika suggests holding it more carefully, Benjamin thinks about not eating ice-cream, They all consider using a spoon

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Anika suggests holding it more carefully

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Abigail, Liam, and James are feeling a bit down. What could be a fun solution to uplift their mood?

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Having a friendly chat with them

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What could be a fun solution to help Abigail, Evelyn, and Oliver feel better about starting a new school?

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Planning a visit to the new school together

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Harper, Sophia, and Isla are excited about starting a new school! What could be a fun way for them to prepare?

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Creating a cool plan together