iReady Assessment Practice - "Cinderella" & "The Turkey Girl"

She must find a way to leave for town with her father.

She must keep her two stepsisters from getting new dresses.

She must learn to love her stepmother as much as her real mother.

She must do all the hard work while her stepsisters do nothing.

to show that Cinderella wanted to please her new stepmother

to show that Cinderella had so much work that she could never stop

to show that Cinderella was very good at both cooking and cleaning

to show that Cinderella like to keep busy to make her stepsisters happy

They would let her go if she had better shoes.

They are surprised she even knows how to dance.

They feel she is foolish for thinking she could go.

They are worried the prince will like her the best.

She is a good dancer who has a lot of friends.

She is very poor but takes good care of the turkeys.

She is tired of taking care of turkeys and wants to dance.

She is sometimes late because she forgets what time it is.

The girl hears some people in town talking about a dance.

The turkeys turn the girl's old clothes into a beautiful dress.

The girl runs back to the fields, but the turkeys are gone.

The girl's beautiful white dress turns back into rags.

Don't worry about others.

Be happy with what you have.

Enjoy your life.

Keep your promises.

Both sleep by a fireplace at night.

Both have stepsisters who laugh at them.

Both are kind to the animals they herd.

Both have to spend all day working.

The girls are given new dresses so they can go to the dance.

The girls plant twigs that quickly grow into pretty hazel trees.

The girls need to fit their feet into slippers only they can wear.

The girls almost forget to go back to the birds who helped them.