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Context Clues: The Clubhouse Vote

A free printable context clues: the clubhouse vote reading worksheet — phonics, sight words, comprehension and fluency practice, ready to print. Great for elementary and up.

Context Clues: The Clubhouse Vote Name Score Use the passage to work out each word’s meaning. The Clubhouse Vote The four friends had finally finished building their treehouse clubhouse. Now they argued about the most important question: what were the rules? Dev wanted no rules at all, so anyone could do anything. Priya worried that without rules, the little ones would get hurt. Instead of shouting, they decided to write ideas down and vote. Together they agreed on three fair rules that everyone could live with. The friends learned that listening and voting worked better than arguing. 1) To "vote" is to make a ___ as a group. 2) A "rule" is something you must ___.

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This free printable reading worksheet is part of our context clues: the clubhouse vote collection. Print it and read it with a pencil — a great reading & phonics activity. It’s free for home, classroom, library and daycare use.

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