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Main Idea: The Robot That Learned to Wait

A free printable main idea: the robot that learned to wait reading worksheet — phonics, sight words, comprehension and fluency practice, ready to print. Great for elementary and up.

Main Idea & Details Name Score Read the passage. Write the main idea and three details. The Robot That Learned to Wait In Mr. Okafor’s classroom sat a small robot named Pip that loved to help. The trouble was that Pip helped too fast, finishing tasks before anyone could try. When a student struggled to tie a shoe, Pip zoomed over and tied it in a blink. The students groaned; they never got the chance to learn anything themselves. Mr. Okafor gently reprogrammed Pip with a single new rule: count to twenty first. Now Pip waited, offering a hint only when a student was truly stuck. Soon the whole class was learning more, and Pip was prouder than ever. Main idea: Detail 1: Detail 2: Detail 3:

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