Name: Sreyneang.o
Date: 12/07/2014
- Does Jack’s book help him to think of what to do? Why or why not?
A: Jack’s book doesn’t help him because the book tells that Tyrannosaurus rex is the largest meat-eating land animal. Especially if it have a life today, it would eat the human in just one bite. Good!
- How does Annie communicate with the Pteranodon? What does she want him to do?
A: Annie flaps her arms and pointed to Jack that is the reason how Annie communicate with the Pteranodon. She wants Henry to help Jack with the Tyrannosaurus rex. Yes!
- What does it mean that Jack’s legs were wobbly after he gets off the back of the dino?
A: Jack’s legs were wobbly after he got off the back of the dinosaur, means he was scared of the dinosaur and his legs were moving from side to side.
- What was one good thing about Annie’s plan to save Jack? What is one bad thing that might have happened?
A: One good thing about Annie’s plan was to save Jack from the Tyrannosaurus rex. She called Pteranodon to help. The bad thing was Jack didn’t know how to ride on the dinosaur and he could die by falling out of the dinosaur’s back. One more thing the Tyrannosaurus rex could eat the Pteranodon. Good thinking!
- How do Jack and Annie get home?
A: Jack and Annie got the book with the picture of the Frog-Creek and pointed at the picture, then made a wish to go back to their home. Excellent!
