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"A Day's Work" is a realistic story about young Francisco and his grandfather, Abuelo, as they seek work to earn money. Their journey teaches valuable lessons about honesty, hard work, and the consequences of our actions. When Francisco lies to his grandfather about a gardening job, he feels shame and learns the importance of truthfulness. Throughout the narrative, readers experience Francisco's excitement and the emotional challenges they face. Set in California, this story explores themes of family dynamics, responsibility, and growth.
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A Day’s Work Mrs. Stortzum’s 3rd Grade
A Day’s Work is a __________story. • realistic
What does abuelo mean? • grandfather
Francisco and his grandfather waited for work in a ________ lot. • parking
A signal to get someone’s attention. • motioned
Francisco told Ben he liked the ______, so they could get the job. • Lakers
Unhappiness. • sadness
How did Francisco feel when he had to tell his grandfather he lied? • ashamed
Cares for plants. • gardener
Lively action and feeling. • excitement
The price Francisco paid for the mistake was the next day he had to miss _______ and the Lakers game to fix the mistake. • church
Francisco offered to work for free, because he was so _______. • young
Ben was ________ about the gardening job Francisco and his grandfather had done. • angry
Shook or trembled. • shivered
You can tell before the story starts that Francisco’s abuelo _____ with him. • lives
How can you tell that Ben was very angry? • He slammed his cap on the truck.
Surprised or disgusted. • shocked
How would you describe Ben? • fair
What is the setting of this story? • California