Lulu Gives Every Seed a Home
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- What’s included
- 8 reading pages and 5 questions. 2 printable packs to choose from.
- What you need
- A screen for the reader and activity. For printables, use paper and a pencil or crayons.
Think about the story
Read each question together. Choose the answer that matches the story.
Start the activityFrom this story.
Lulu Ladybug had five sunflower seeds and five little holes in a garden row. She wanted each hole to have one seed.
How many seeds and holes did Lulu have?
- Three
- Four
- Five
Show the answer and why
Five
Five
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Lulu Counts Five Seeds
Share a rhyme inspired by the story. Read the words together, tap a gentle beat, or make up your own tune.
A rhyme based on an earlier story edition; some words and events differ from the reading edition.
Open the rhyme
Intro
Lulu has five seeds today,
And five small holes along the way.
Verse 1
Touch each seed and count it slow:
One, two, three, four, five in a row.
One seed goes in every hole.
Counting helps her reach the goal.
Chorus
One, two, three, four, five.
Little seeds will grow alive.
Touch and count, then check again.
One in each from start to end.
Verse 2
Three holes filled, two empty still.
Lulu works with happy will.
Soon her little tray is bare,
And every hole has one seed there.
Final Chorus
One, two, three, four, five.
Five small drops help seeds to thrive.
None left over, none were missed.
Lulu counted every bit.
Outro
Five bright flowers may soon appear.
Careful counting helped them here.
Stories, worksheets & quizzes.
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Complete story + quiz pack
5 questions
7 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4
The complete story, a drawing worksheet, and comprehension questions. Separate answer guide starts on page 7.
Rhyme + drawing sheet
3 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4
The complete story-inspired rhyme, with space to draw and share a favorite line.
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Make it your own.
Draw your favorite part of the story. Tell a grown-up what happened before it and what happened next.