Baking with Grandma
Read the story, then answer the questions.
A week before Christmas, Jack and Ava went to Grandma’s house. Grandma always bakes gingerbread at Christmas, and this year the children were going to help.
Together they mixed the dough with honey and spices. Then they rolled it out and cut out stars, hearts and trees. The whole kitchen smelled of cinnamon.
When the gingerbread had cooled, the children decorated it with white icing. They hung a few on the Christmas tree and packed the rest in a box for their neighbour, Mrs Brown.
1. Answer the questions.
When did the children go to Grandma’s house?
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What shapes did they cut out?
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Who did they pack the gingerbread for?
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2. Circle T if it is true or F if it is false.
| Grandma bakes gingerbread at Christmas. | T F |
| The kitchen smelled of vanilla. | T F |
| The children decorated the gingerbread. | T F |
| The children ate all the gingerbread. | T F |
