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Teacher Fabiana is telling the class the story of Little Red Riding Hood. She read a very large book about the story and told all the details to the students, who listened very attentively. In this book, the author also explained what Little Red Riding Hood's house was like, describing each part in great detail. After hearing the story, you remember that Little Red Riding Hood's house had a special color, a type of garden, and even a piece of furniture in front. Now, write down what the color of the house was, what was in the garden, and what piece of furniture was in front of Little Red Riding Hood's house. Remember to explain why this information is important to understand what the place where she lived was like.

In the story 'Little Red Riding Hood', the main character is warned by her mother not to stray from the path to her grandmother's house. When the wolf meets the girl, he asks where she is going, and Little Red Riding Hood responds, revealing her destination. Based on the information in the text, what is Little Red Riding Hood's destination?

Today in Portuguese class, we read a very cool story about an adventure in the forest. The text was long and full of details, but we learned to pay attention to find the important information. Now, it's your turn to show that you can do it. Think carefully about what you read and tell me: What is the name of the main character and what was the most important thing he did in the story we read today? Explain why you think this action is the most important.

Observing the excerpt 'Joãozinho was a very curious boy who loved to explore nature. One day, during one of his adventures, he found an old book in the attic of his house. It was a book with a leather cover and yellowed pages from time. Intrigued, he opened the book and came across a story about an explorer who traveled the world in search of unknown plants. The reading enchanted him and Joãozinho decided that he would also be an explorer, but of stories. He prepared himself with maps, a backpack, and a lot of curiosity. Now, thinking of following in Joãozinho's footsteps and knowing that a good explorer also needs mathematical skills, solve: If Joãozinho found the book with 150 pages and read 1/5 of the book on the first day, 7/15 on the second day, and the rest on the third day, how many pages did Joãozinho read on the second day?

In the tale 'A menina do narizinho arrebitado', by Monteiro Lobato, Pedrinho challenges Narizinho and Emília: how could a girl, who loves playing with dolls, become a good cook? After a conversation, Emília gives some tips to Narizinho on how to learn to cook. Considering the excerpt from the tale where Emília advises Narizinho, identify the first step that a girl passionate about dolls should take to improve her cooking skills, according to the character Emília, and explain why this step is so important for learning culinary arts.