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Mud-Pie Makers: Poem Quest

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Fun comprehension for Year 6 ESL readers.

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Mud-Pie Makers: Poem Quest
 

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Mud-Pie Makers: Poem QuestOnline version

Fun comprehension for Year 6 ESL readers.

by zaim luqman
1

What is mud described as in the opening line?

2

Which word best describes mud in the poem?

3

What do the children mostly do with mud?

4

Which verb pair fits the rhyme about mud’s feel?

5

What is mud described as in the middle stanza?

6

What can you do with mud according to the poem?

7

What is said about the mud-pies?

8

Which animal is included in the illustration?

9

What two senses are used most in this poem?

10

Which mood best describes the poem?

11

How is mud described as funny?

12

What might parents say about mud-pie making?

13

Why does the poet repeat “Mud is…” so many times?

14

What lesson might this poem suggest about play?

15

Why might children enjoy mud-pies?

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