June's Special Day of Memory

June woke up on a special day. It was November 1st, a time to remember family. She helped her mother set out bright orange marigolds. Their sweet smell filled the room. June placed a small sugar skull on the table with pink icing. Next, June looked at old photographs. She saw her grandma smiling. Her grandpa was in another picture. These were people June loved. Their memories felt close. June and her mother cooked tasty food. They made sweet bread and her grandpa's favorite soup. They set the food on a special table. It was a way to share love. June felt happy and warm inside. It was a day full of joy.

Questions

1.What is the most important lesson the story teaches about remembering family members?
- Old photographs are fun to look at.
- It is important to eat sweet bread and soup.
- Marigolds smell very sweet.
- Remembering family can make you feel happy and warm.
2.How does the story tell you about June's special day?
- It describes only one thing June did.
- It compares June's day to her mother's day.
- It tells what happened first, next, and last.
- It tells about a problem and how June fixed it.
3.The story says June's family made special food and looked at photos. What does this show about how they felt about their family members?
- They were sad that their family members were gone.
- They were ready for a big party.
- They wanted to keep their memories close and show love.
- They liked to cook and look at old things.