Daily Fix-Its

Fifth GradeScott Foresman Reading StreetUnit 5 Week 1

1. Mom ca’nt tell the twins voices apart on the telephone.

2. Your a good friend to help me lurn these contractions.

1. Mom ca’nt tell the twins voices apart on the telephone.

2. Your a good friend to help me lurn these contractions.

1. Mom can’t tell the twins’ voices apart on the telephone.

2. You’re a good friend to help me learn these contractions.

3. Mr. Takema is proud that hes from Pensylvania.

4. When she reached a hundred Great-Grandma celebrated her centenial.

3. Mr. Takema is proud that hes from Pensylvania.

4. When she reached a hundred Great-Grandma celebrated her centenial.

3. Mr. Takema is proud that he’s from Pennsylvania.

4. When she reached a hundred, Great-Grandma celebrated her centennial.

5. Reporters has to have curiousity to get their stories.

6. There always asking questions sometimes they just seem nosy.

5. Reporters has to have curiousity to get their stories.

6. There always asking questions sometimes they just seem nosy.

5. Reporters have to have curiosity to get their stories.

6. They’re always asking questions. Sometimes they just seem nosy.

7. Grandma don’t remember last week, but she recalls her elementery school days.

8. Aunt Martha she showed me her wedding pictures. Her was 25 when she married.

7. Grandma don’t remember last week, but she recalls her elementery school days.

8. Aunt Martha she showed me her wedding pictures. Her was 25 when she married.

7. Grandma doesn’t remember last week, but she recalls her elementary school days.

8. Aunt Martha showed me her wedding pictures. She was 25 when she married.

9. Grandma telled us to help ourself to cookies.

10. Several womens groups bake cookies for the sale yesterday.

9. Grandma telled us to help ourself to cookies.

10. Several womens groups bake cookies for the sale yesterday.

9. Grandma told us to help ourselves to cookies.

10. Several women’s groups baked cookies for the sale yesterday.