(Write the answer and the number of spaces they get to move on the back of the card)



Ruby and Leigh Ann saw [a, an] bird’s nest.

Greg has [a, an] orange an green sweater.

Two quarters equal [a, an] half dollar.

[A, An] engine pulled [a, an] long train.

Eduardo put up [a, an] target in the field.

There is [a, an] enormous house on [a, an] hill.

Kellye’s family went to [a, an] opera in New York.

Colleen and Taylor talked to [a, an] teacher about

[a, an] answer.

Jana and Allison had [a, an] art lesson after school.

Hayden and got [a, an] home run in the big game.

[A, An] exit sign hung over [a, an] door that Andres

and Eileen walked

Justin had [a, an] aunt and [a, an] uncle for dinner.

Shannon ran for [a, an] hour in the park.

A.J and Chris had [a, an] cookie and some ice cream.

Campbell learned [a, an] Indian dance on [a, an] reservation.

[a, an] honest friend is someone to treasure.

Interesting fact:

The song Happy Birthday was written by [a, an] pair of school teachers in 1893.

Interesting fact:

The chicken can travel up to 9 miles [a, an] hour.

Interesting fact:

The longest recorded flight of [a, an] chicken is thirteen seconds.

Interesting fact:

In the wild [a, an] chimpanzee may live to be 50 years old and weigh up to 121 pounds.

Interesting fact:

When [a, an] great white shark is born it quickly swims away from its mother and is on his own.

Interesting fact:

A newborn koala is only the size of [a, an] jelly bean.

Interesting fact:

If you put all your blood vessels in [a, an] line, they would stretch around the earth 2 ½ times.

Interesting fact:

You get [a, an] new stomach lining every three days.

Interesting fact:

[a, an] Monarch butterfly is the state insect of Texas.

How does [a, an] bee get to school?

– on the school buzz!

Why does [a, an] gorilla have big nostrils?

– because he has big fingers!

Why did the farmer buy [a, an] brown cow.

-Because he wanted chocolate milk!

What do you call [a, an] cow laying on the ground?

– ground beef

What do you get when you cross [a, an] elephant

with [a, an] fish?

– swimming trunks!