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It was the kind of snow that was perfect for making snowballs. They talked about building a fort or having a  \nsnowball fight.  \n“How about we make asnowman?” Kyle asked Emma. “Let’s make the biggest snowman ever!”  \n“Great idea!” Emma said.  \nThe two children started working on their snowman. They each started with a small pile of snow that they rolled into a ball. Next, they rolled their snowballs on the ground, making them bigger and bigger.  \n“Do you think my snowball is big enough?” Emma asked.  \n“Not yet!” Kyle replied. “Keep rolling!”  \nEmma and Kyle kept rolling their  \nsnowballs through the snow. Soon, the  \nsnowballs were so heavy that they could barely push them. They decided to start making a smaller snowball to use for the snowman’s head.  \nOnce the last snowball was ready, it was time to put the snowman together.  \n“Help me lift this big snowball on top of the other one,” Emma said to Kyle.  \nThe children stood on each side of the huge snowball and tried as hard as they could to lift it. It was way too heavy for them to pick up! They could not even lift it one inch off the ground.  \n“Now what?” Emma sighed. “Should we start again and just make a small snowman?”  \nKyle and Emma stared at the three balls of snow on the ground. They felt disappointed, but Kyle was  \ndetermined to build a big snowman.  \n“I have an idea,” Kyle replied. “Help me push this snowball.”  \nEmma and Kyle pushed one of the big snowballs so it was right beside the other one. Next, Kyle rolled the smallest snowball over and added it to the line of snowballs.  \n“What are you doing?” Emma asked. “Why do you have all the snowballs in a row?”  \n“I’m making a snowman,” Kyle smiled. “But he’s lying down!”  \nEmma laughed. “I know the perfect things to add to our snowman!”  \nShe ran into the house. A few minutes later, she came out with sunglasses , a big, floppy hat , and a glass of lemonade.  \n“He’s lying on the beach!” she exclaimed, as she carefully put the hat and sunglasses in place on the smallest snowball.  \nKyle laughed and asked his sister, “Should we put some sunscreen on him so he doesn’t get  \nsunburned?”  \nThe Snowman Problem (exercises)  \n1. Write 1, 2, 3 and 4 to put the events from the story in order.  \n  Kyle and Emma couldn’t lift the big snowball.  \n  Emma put a hat and sunglasses on the snowman.  \n  Kyle and Emma made a small snowball to use for the snowman’s head.  \n  Emma ran into the house.  \n2. Multiple Choice.  \nKyle and Emma wanted to make the   snowman ever.  \na. smallest  \nb. smelliest  \nc. biggest  \nWhere did Emma pretend the snowman was lying?  \n[a. in](a. in) the bathtub  \nb. on the beach  \nc. on the couch  \nWhere did Kyle put the three snowballs?  \n[a. in](a. in) the freezer  \nb. on top of each other  \nc. in a row  \n3. What would happen to a snowman at the beach in summer? Answer in a full sentence.  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nThe Snowman Problem (answers)  \n1. Write 1, 2, 3 and 4 to put the events from the story in order.  \n 2  Kyle and Emma couldn’t lift the big snowball.  \n 4  Emma put a hat and sunglasses on the snowman.  \n 1  Kyle and Emma made a small snowball to use for the snowman’s head.  \n 3  Emma ran into the house.  \n2. Multiple Choice.  \nKyle and Emma wanted to make the   snowman ever.  \nc. biggest  \nWhere did Emma pretend the snowman was lying?  \nb. on the beach  \nWhere did Kyle put the three snowballs?  \nc. in a row  \n3. What would happen to a snowman at the beach in summer? Answer in a full sentence.  \nThe snowman would melt.","cbCaivMynOA1HneN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivMynOA1HneN","pdf",243159,"English","# The Snowman Problem (exercises)\n## 1. Sequence the events\n## 2. Multiple Choice\n## 3. 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