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<strong>My</strong> <strong>first</strong> <strong>reading</strong> <strong>book</strong> is strategized to<br />

encourage starters to develop good <strong>reading</strong><br />

skills with plenty of new vocabulary<br />

words. Students will also familiar with<br />

different sounds.<br />

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Steps to develop <strong>reading</strong> habits in<br />

pre-schoolers.<br />

Reading is fun and an ongoing process which<br />

based on 5 <strong>stage</strong>s. All children adopt these <strong>stage</strong>s as per<br />

their own capacity with time. Pre- schoolers’ steps to<br />

read are given below:<br />

Shared <strong>reading</strong>.<br />

Picture <strong>reading</strong>.<br />

Story description.<br />

Choral <strong>reading</strong>.<br />

Blending words to read.<br />

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Table of Contents<br />

No. Titles Page no. Pages<br />

1. Bug and a slug 6 6-13<br />

2. Tack the map 14 14-21<br />

3. Gift for Tim 22 22-29<br />

4. Fred steps on a bed 30 30-37<br />

5. Pop the corns 38 38-45<br />

6. Bun is yum 46 46-53<br />

7. Tam with a van 54 54-62<br />

8. Hop and jog 63 63-69<br />

9. Egg in the nest 70 70-77<br />

10. Bill and Vill on the hill 78 78-86<br />

11. Sam at the camp 87 87-94<br />

12. Trip to zoo 95 95-102<br />

13. Bake a cake 103 103-110<br />

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Table of Contents<br />

No. Titles Page no. Pages<br />

14. Zue has a suit 111 111-118<br />

15. A tiny dime 119 119-126<br />

16. Bow, bow, bow 127 127-134<br />

17. Beep, beep 135 135-142<br />

18. Jack’s mail 143 143-150<br />

19. On A Beach 151 151-158<br />

20. Boat is board 159 159-166<br />

21. What a car! 167 167-173<br />

22. New yard 174 174-180<br />

23. A scary dream 181 181-187<br />

24. Swings at the lake 188 188-194<br />

25. Party is here! 195 195-201<br />

26. Magic Show 202 202-208<br />

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Parents Memo<br />

Dear Parents,<br />

This <strong>book</strong> is designed to enhance children<br />

<strong>reading</strong>, spelling and vocabulary knowledge. The<br />

<strong>reading</strong> guidelines are given with each unit to help<br />

kids to emphasis on expression <strong>reading</strong> by using<br />

different vocabulary words.<br />

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BUG AND A SLUG<br />

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Bub found a bug on the rug.<br />

Rug was full of dust.<br />

I saw also a slug near the mug,<br />

Bub said.<br />

Mug was also on the rug.<br />

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Brush in the tub to rub the rug.<br />

Rub the dirt of rug.<br />

Rub, rub, rub<br />

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Slug and bug went to shrub.<br />

Bub jumped in the mud to get<br />

the bug with a slug.<br />

Mum called Bub, what is this mud?<br />

Mud, mud, mud<br />

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Look Mum slug and bug stuck<br />

on a bud, Bub said.<br />

Stuck, stuck, stuck.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Differentiate between a bug and a slug.<br />

2. Enhance the knowledge of “ug” family<br />

words in the story.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Bug, slug, snug, rug, mug, jug, tub, rub,<br />

stuck, mud<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular<br />

activities:<br />

1. Slug race (Teachers can arrange a<br />

race in the playground for kids to<br />

run like a slug).<br />

2. Bug labelling activity on a big<br />

chart in a group.<br />

Short Questions, circle the<br />

correct option:<br />

1. Name the insects are in the story.<br />

(a) Fly (b) slug and bug (c) ant<br />

2. Where did Bub find the bug?<br />

(a) Rug (b) tub (c) bed<br />

3. What was the colour of slug?<br />

(a) White (b) green (c) red<br />

4. Where did Bub jump to get back the bug and a slug?<br />

(a) Mud (b) tub (c) bed<br />

5. Who stuck on the bud?<br />

(a) Slug (b) bug (c) both<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Draw the pictures of the given words.<br />

Bug<br />

Rug<br />

Mug<br />

slug<br />

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TACK THE MAP<br />

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Tack the map on the rack, dad said.<br />

Tack, tack, tack<br />

What is on the map for dad?<br />

Bam said to Jack.<br />

He tracks a farm of cats, Jack said.<br />

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A nap before pack. Hang the map<br />

with a tack, Dad said.<br />

Map is full of tags and tabs, Bam said.<br />

Yes! See the land on map, Jack said.<br />

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I see a map on the tab, Bam said.<br />

Fast and grab the tab!<br />

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Hurry up!<br />

Tack map on the rack, dad said.<br />

Tack, tack, tack.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with a map.<br />

2. Enhance the knowledge how to use a map<br />

for different purpose.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Map, tack, rack, dad, tag, Tabs, hang, land,<br />

grab, fast<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular<br />

activities:<br />

1. Finding a way to home by<br />

walking on a big map drawn by a<br />

teacher on the floor.<br />

2. Map pasting activity in the sketch<br />

pad.<br />

Short Questions, circle the<br />

correct option:<br />

1. Where did to tack the map?<br />

(a) rack (b) Bed (c) Chair<br />

2. What is in the map to find?<br />

(a) farm (b) Class (c) School<br />

3. Did they take nap before pack?<br />

(a) No<br />

(b) Yes<br />

4. What is in the map?<br />

(a) Tabs and tags<br />

(b) dots<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Find the short „a‟ words and circle.<br />

map tack bed<br />

rack dad tab<br />

hang tag cot<br />

fun grab fast<br />

pin land rat<br />

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GIFT FOR TIM<br />

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A big gift for Tim on her win!<br />

She won a ring and one tin of<br />

chips, said Kin.<br />

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Tin is full of chips.<br />

Tin spilled in the bin.<br />

Get a thin string to fix the tin.<br />

Did the gift out of bin? Said kin<br />

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Quick Tim!<br />

Nip the tin from bin.<br />

Quick, quick, quick<br />

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I liked the gift, Said Tim.<br />

I will keep the gift in my fist.<br />

Fist, fist, fist<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Enhance the feel of sharing gifts with<br />

each other.<br />

2. Treat the gifts in a courteous manner<br />

and keep care of it.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Map, tack, rack, dad, tag, Tabs, hang, land,<br />

grab, fast<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Pass the gift game (teacher will give<br />

a parcel to kids to pass in circle<br />

while playing music. When music<br />

will stop, teacher will check who has<br />

the parcel and that child will be out<br />

of game).<br />

2. Gift wrapping activity.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Who get the gift?<br />

(a) Tim (b) Bam (c) Cam<br />

2. Did Tim like the gift?<br />

(a) No<br />

(b) Yes<br />

3. What was the gift?<br />

(a) Tin of chips<br />

4. Where did gift drop?<br />

(a) In the bin<br />

(b) gum<br />

(b) on the table<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Complete the story words,<br />

R_ng<br />

Gi_t<br />

_in<br />

Bi_<br />

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FRED STEPS<br />

ON A BED<br />

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Meg gets a bed to rest.<br />

He lends a red sheet from Ted.<br />

Set sheet on the bed, Meg said.<br />

It‟s best!<br />

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Fred steps on the bed.<br />

He made it wet.<br />

Wet, wet, wet<br />

Get another for Meg, Said Ted.<br />

Do not step on the bed, Ted said.<br />

I am upset with your act, Meg said.<br />

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It is a jet, Meg said.<br />

He kept the jet on the bed.<br />

Test the jet, Ted said.<br />

Can I help to test the jet?<br />

Fred said.<br />

Yes! But do not step on the bed.<br />

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I will keep a check! Meg said.<br />

Check, check, check.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Take care of the things around them.<br />

2. Find the short e words in the story.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Step, rest, check, jet, bed, Wet, test, red, lend,<br />

best<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Feet printing on a paper sheet.<br />

2. Jet flying activity (teacher will<br />

make paper jets for kids)<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct<br />

option:<br />

1. What is the colour of bed sheet?<br />

(a) Red (b) yellow (c) green<br />

2. Who step on the bed?<br />

(a) Mag<br />

(b) Fred<br />

3. Where did Meg put the jet?<br />

(a) Bed<br />

(b) table<br />

4. Who will keep a check?<br />

(a) Ted<br />

(b) Meg<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Cut and paste the initial sounds in the box.<br />

ED<br />

ET<br />

ET<br />

B J W<br />

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POP THE CORNS<br />

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Tom has corns to pop for John.<br />

John pop the corns for mom!<br />

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Get the pot to hot the corns,<br />

Mom said.<br />

Do you hear the sound?<br />

What sound? John said.<br />

Sound of corn pop in the pot,<br />

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Said Tom.


Mom dish out the hot corns<br />

for Tom.<br />

Wow what a tasty corn! Said Tom.<br />

Corn for John, mom said.<br />

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I drop my corns, said John<br />

Mop the plop! Said mom<br />

Plop, plop, plop<br />

Do you finish the corns? said<br />

Tom<br />

No, not<br />

I dropped it.<br />

Drop, drop, drop.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with the uses of corns.<br />

2. Enhance two ways to cook corns.<br />

3. Identify the short „o‟ words.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Pop, corns, pot, hot, dish<br />

mop, hear, sound<br />

drop, plop,<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Pop corns making activity.<br />

2. Corns grilling activity.<br />

3. Demonstration on uses of corns.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Who has corns?<br />

(a) John (b) Mom (c) Tom<br />

2. Who pop the corns for mom?<br />

(a) John<br />

(b) Mag<br />

3. What did John drop?<br />

(a) corn<br />

(b) mop<br />

4. How were the corns?<br />

(a) Tasty<br />

(b) Bad<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Match the word „pop‟ with same ending<br />

sound words.<br />

Drop<br />

Hot<br />

POP<br />

Plop<br />

Mop<br />

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BUN IS YUM<br />

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Mum got a bun for Pum.<br />

Yum, yum, yum.<br />

Can I have one bun?<br />

Yes, said Mum<br />

Yum, yum, yum, Said Pum.<br />

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Wow what a tasty big bun!<br />

Pum said.<br />

Butter and bun, Mum said.<br />

I take the bun in lunch, said Pum.<br />

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Sit under the sun to enjoy bun<br />

with hum, said Mum.<br />

Yum, yum, yum<br />

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A yum lunch with a cup of plums.<br />

Plum, plum, plum<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Eat healthy food on daily basis.<br />

2. Prepare a cheese bun.<br />

3. Familiar with good eating habits.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Bun, yum, got, cup, plum<br />

Lunch, under, sun, hum, enjoy<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Booklet making how to make a<br />

bun.<br />

2. Making bun with play dough.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct<br />

option:<br />

1. What was the story name?<br />

(a) Bun is yum (b) Pop the corn<br />

2. What was in the cup?<br />

(a) plums<br />

(b) oranges<br />

3. Where did they have lunch<br />

(a) under shade<br />

(b) under sun<br />

4. How was the bu?<br />

(a) Yum<br />

(b) Yuck<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Say and write the words.<br />

…………………..<br />

…………………..<br />

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TAM WITH A VAN<br />

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Tam has a van<br />

The van has two fans.<br />

Tam and dad like this van.<br />

A big blue van.<br />

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Dad drags the van in sand.<br />

Drag, drag, drag.<br />

he van is fast, said Tam<br />

What a fast van!<br />

Stop the van, said Tam.<br />

Not fast<br />

Fast is hard to stop!<br />

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Stop, stop, stop.<br />

A cat and rat, said Tam.<br />

Where is cat and rat?<br />

Just behind the blue van.<br />

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Yes! A cat and rat ran.<br />

Ran, ran, ran<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Enhance the knowledge of land<br />

transports.<br />

2. Identify a big blue van.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Van, two, fans, blue, drag, fast, cat, rat, ran,<br />

stop<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Painting a big van<br />

2. Performing like a van driver<br />

3. Sharing information about land<br />

transports.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct<br />

option:<br />

1. Who has a van?<br />

(a) Sam<br />

(b) Tam<br />

2. What is the colour of van?<br />

(a) Black<br />

(b) Blue<br />

3. Who was behind blue van?<br />

(a) Cat and rat<br />

(b) Dog and cat<br />

4. Where did dad drag van?<br />

(a) sand<br />

(b) Mud<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Cut and paste „an‟ words in van windows.<br />

Ran Van fan<br />

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HOP AND JOG<br />

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Bob went out to jog.<br />

Mom went too!<br />

Let‟s hop, Mom said.<br />

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Bob went on the top and hop,<br />

hop, hop, Mom said.<br />

Stop now!<br />

jog, jog, jog, Mom said.<br />

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I will stop, Bob said.<br />

Now it‟s hot!<br />

Hot, hot, hot<br />

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Bob did not stop, mom said.<br />

Jog and hop, hop and jog.<br />

I love to jog in park, said Bob.<br />

It‟s hard in hot, said mom.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with the benefits of exercise.<br />

2. Motivate others to work out on daily<br />

basis is good for our body.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Hop, jog, stop, went, hot,<br />

park, hard, love, top, out<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Arranging an exercise session<br />

with kids.<br />

2. Motivational discussion in circle<br />

time.<br />

3. Sharing benefits of healthy body<br />

through flash cards.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Who was out to jog?<br />

(a) Bob and mom<br />

(b) Bob and dad<br />

2. Was it hot?<br />

(a) Yes<br />

(b) No<br />

3. Where did they jog?<br />

(a) In home<br />

(b) In park<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Write one sight word and one short „o‟<br />

word from the story.<br />

Sight Word<br />

__________________________<br />

__________________________<br />

__________________________<br />

Short ‘o’ word<br />

__________________________<br />

__________________________<br />

__________________________<br />

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EGG IN THE NEST<br />

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Ted and Led get up from the bed.<br />

See an egg in the nest.<br />

What an egg! Led said.<br />

Wow! A big egg.<br />

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Yes, a big egg in the nest.<br />

Do you see an egg? Led said.<br />

Yes! I see, Ted said.<br />

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See egg is crack. Led said.<br />

Crack, crack, crack!<br />

Egg is crack.<br />

“Where is the big crack egg?”<br />

It is in the nest.<br />

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Let‟s get that egg. Led said.<br />

No! stop, Ted said.<br />

Let it be in the nest.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Learn how to hold an egg.<br />

2. Familiar with short „e‟ words.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Egg, nest, crack, what,<br />

where, let, bed, get, see<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Using flash cards to complete story.<br />

2. Sight words swapping game.<br />

3. Talk about story turn by turn.<br />

4. Expression <strong>reading</strong> through role play.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Where is the egg?<br />

(a) In bag<br />

(b) In nest<br />

2. What happen to egg?<br />

(a) crack<br />

(b) fell<br />

3. Who said to get the egg?<br />

(a) Ted<br />

(b) Led<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Colour the sight words yellow and short<br />

„e‟ words red.<br />

Let<br />

get<br />

Egg<br />

See<br />

You<br />

from<br />

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BILL AND VILL<br />

ON THE HILL<br />

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Bill near the hill.<br />

The hill‟s top has a well<br />

with a big bell.<br />

Bill likes to fill water from hill.<br />

Fill water Bill, Vill said.<br />

Hill looks still! Bill said.<br />

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Where is the bin to fill?<br />

Look here! Vill on the hill.<br />

Fill , fill, fill.<br />

A pin in the bin, Vill said.<br />

It will sink in the tin.<br />

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The water is chill, Bill said.<br />

How can we fill?<br />

We can fill on a big hill.<br />

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Get down the hill to<br />

drink a glass of milk.<br />

Milk spill!<br />

Spill, spill, spill<br />

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Let‟s go to a wind mill, Vill said.<br />

What a wind mill! Vill said.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with same rhyme words of<br />

story.<br />

2. Sequence the story at the end.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Hill, well, bell, mill, spill, fill,<br />

will, milk, glass, near<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Making of a hill with clay.<br />

2. Sinking and floating activity.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. How many characters are in the story?<br />

(a) 3 (b) 2<br />

2. Who is on the hill?<br />

(a) Bill and Vill<br />

(b) Bob<br />

3. How is the water in the story?<br />

(a) Hot<br />

(b) chill<br />

4. What did happen to milk?<br />

(a) fill<br />

(b) spill<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Sort out the same rhyme words and put<br />

a cross x.<br />

Well<br />

Hill<br />

Spill<br />

Milk<br />

Mill<br />

Chill<br />

Bell<br />

Will<br />

Fill<br />

Glass<br />

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SAM AT THE<br />

CAMP<br />

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Sam is at sport camp.<br />

Camp is full of champs.<br />

Champs love to stand on the ramp.<br />

Sam wants a gold stamp.<br />

Work hard Sam! to win a stamp,<br />

Frank said.<br />

I can for my fans, Sam said.<br />

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Yes Frank! start with a bang,<br />

Sam said.<br />

Let‟s plan, Frank said.<br />

Mr. Lam helps Sam.<br />

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March champs!<br />

March, march, march, Mr.Lam said.<br />

Sam at the start<br />

March, march, march<br />

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What a long day!<br />

Sam and Frank said.<br />

Camp is fun!<br />

Fun, fun, fun.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with the idea of camp.<br />

2. Recognise the things required for<br />

camping.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Camp, full, stand, sport, march, stamp, start,<br />

ramp, plan, bang<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Celebration of camp day outside<br />

in the ground.<br />

2. Marching session with teacher<br />

like a band.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Where is Sam in story?<br />

(a) Sports camp<br />

2. What is the trainer name?<br />

(a) Mr. Fran<br />

3. Did he enjoy at the camp?<br />

(a) Yes<br />

4. Who stand on the ramp?<br />

(a) Kids<br />

(b) at home<br />

(b) Mr. Lam<br />

(b) No<br />

(b) champs<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Circle the things we use for camping.<br />

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TRIP TO ZOO<br />

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Tip and Gin came home from swim.<br />

They had food in the kitchen.<br />

Dad came back home, Tip said.<br />

Kids pack your bags to go zoo,<br />

mom said.<br />

Wow! So much fun, Gin said.<br />

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Mom can we take Rom with us?<br />

Yes! you can.<br />

Tip and Gin said.<br />

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It was a big zoo, Tip said.<br />

I saw a panda and a cub.<br />

I touched and kissed the cub,<br />

Cub was so soft.<br />

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Gin said.


It was a good day! Mom said.<br />

Gin and Tip were happy too!<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Identify the zoo animals.<br />

2. Familiar with word zoo.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Zoo, trip, swim, food, pack, Touched, kiss,<br />

cub, soft, happy<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Preparing a zoo model.<br />

2. Watch zoo documentary video.<br />

3. Sharing their favourite zoo animal<br />

pictures.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. What is the story name?<br />

(a) Trip to zoo<br />

(b) At beach<br />

2. Are they happy at the end?<br />

(a) No<br />

(b) Yes<br />

3. How is the skin of cub?<br />

(a) Soft<br />

(b) rough<br />

4. Who is saying to kids pack the bag?<br />

(a) Dad<br />

(b) Mom<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Paste at least three pictures of zoo animals<br />

here.<br />

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BAKE A CAKE<br />

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Jate takes his mate to bake a cake.<br />

They went to market to get dates.<br />

Hey Jate let‟s put the dates in the<br />

cake before bake.<br />

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First, pay for the dates.<br />

I have paid it! Jate said.<br />

Where is the tray to bake?<br />

Jate‟s mate said.<br />

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Start the cake with the <strong>first</strong><br />

layer of dates.<br />

Now apply some cream on the side.<br />

Cake is ready in the tray to bake.<br />

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I ate the cake in a plate after<br />

baked.<br />

Can you bake a cake in May for<br />

my friend Bray?<br />

He stays at my place, Mate said.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with cake baking recipe.<br />

2. Sort out the long a word.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Bake, cake, tray, ate, plate, paid, stays, May,<br />

mate, place<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Baking Day<br />

2. Cake decoration<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct<br />

option:<br />

1. What is Jate doing in the story?<br />

(a) Washing (b) Baking<br />

2. What is he baking?<br />

(a) Cake<br />

(b) Pastry<br />

3. Where does he put the cake to bake?<br />

(a) In plate<br />

(b) In tray<br />

4. What does he put in cake before bake?<br />

(a) Dates<br />

(b) grapes<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Read and draw in the box.<br />

Cake<br />

Plate<br />

Tray<br />

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ZUE HAS A SUIT<br />

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Zue has a black suit<br />

He looks cute in suit.<br />

His pal also wears<br />

blue suit.<br />

Blue, blue, blue<br />

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They both drink juice<br />

and eat fruit.<br />

Juice, fruit, juice, fruit<br />

Muke and Zue see huge<br />

numbers in a queue.<br />

Queue, queue, queue<br />

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Zue gets a tube of glue to<br />

stick cube.<br />

Cube, cube, cube<br />

Muke also sticks a cue with glue.<br />

Glue, glue, glue<br />

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Any clue how to fix a fuse?<br />

Said Zue.<br />

Yes! I can fix the fuse,<br />

aid Muke. ٍ<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Enhance the understanding of fuse<br />

repairing.<br />

2. Search same rhyme words.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Cute, juice, fruit, blue, suit, queue, glue,<br />

clue, cue, tube<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Making of 3d glue box.<br />

3. Fuse repairing video to share with<br />

kids.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. What is the story name?<br />

(a) Zue has a flute<br />

(b) Zue has a suit<br />

2. What do they stick?<br />

(a) cube and cue<br />

(b) juice<br />

3. How do they stick ?<br />

(a) with glue<br />

(b) with fuse<br />

4. Who is going to fix fuse?<br />

(a) Zue<br />

(b) Muke<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Match the same rhyme words.<br />

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A TINY DIME<br />

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A tiny shiny dime for Bine.<br />

Bine likes to collect dimes.<br />

He always pines for dimes.<br />

Bine has nine dimes on his dine.<br />

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When the dime is in light it<br />

looks bright!<br />

Bright, bright, bright<br />

Wow what a nice dime!<br />

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Toss the dime to get a ride on<br />

the bike, Bine said.<br />

Can I put some dimes in a line?<br />

Bine said.<br />

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Dimes are light up at night.<br />

Light, light, light<br />

What a dime for Bine!!<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Enhance the knowledge of coin<br />

money.<br />

2. Differentiate between different<br />

country dimes.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Dime, tiny, shiny, pine, nice line, dine, ride,<br />

light, bike<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Dime tossing game<br />

2. Dime sketching activity<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Who collect dimes in story?<br />

(a) Bine<br />

(b) Mag<br />

2. What to do to get a ride?<br />

(a) Toss<br />

(b) Pass<br />

3. How does dime look in light?<br />

(a) Dark<br />

(b) Bright<br />

4. What is the size of dime?<br />

(a) Big<br />

(b) Tiny<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Match the dimes with the right country.<br />

USA<br />

UK<br />

KSA<br />

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BOW, BOW, BOW<br />

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Get a bow for Joe, said Moe.<br />

He puts a bow on the coat.<br />

Bow looks good on coat, said Joe.<br />

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Bow looks wow with a coat in<br />

snow, Moe said.<br />

Snow, snow, snow<br />

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I have also a brown bow with a<br />

white stole, Joe said.<br />

Buy one more bow from a close store.<br />

He owns many bows, Moe said.<br />

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Moe, can you show my bows to<br />

Rose? Said Joe.<br />

I love all bows you have, Rose said.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Set a bow on their coats.<br />

2. Enhance the knowledge of long „o‟<br />

words.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Bow, coat, wow, stole, brown, love, show,<br />

snow, store<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Bow making activity.<br />

2. Crazy bow show.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Where does he put bow?<br />

(a) on coat (b) on pant<br />

2. What is the colour of stole?<br />

(a) Black<br />

(b) White<br />

3. Does he look good in bow?<br />

(a) No<br />

(b) Yes<br />

4. Who get a bow for Joe?<br />

(a) Soe<br />

(b) Moe<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

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BEEP, BEEP<br />

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Jeep on the street<br />

Beep, beep, beep<br />

Jeep is in the street? Said Leep.<br />

See it‟s seats and speed.<br />

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Sit in the jeep and check the wheels.<br />

Jeep leads the heap.<br />

Beep, beep, beep<br />

-137-


Stop the beep! clean the<br />

seats of jeep.<br />

Stop, stop, stop!<br />

-138-


Keep eyes on the jeep and<br />

stop the beep, beep, beep.<br />

Jeep is ready and neat! Leep said.<br />

Beep, beep, beep on the street.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Differentiate between heep and a car.<br />

2. Familiar with jeep uses in difficult<br />

ways.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Beep, jeep, seat, neat, street, wheels, lead,<br />

heap,<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

3. Toys jeep race<br />

4. Riding in a jeep<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Where is the jeep?<br />

(a) On street<br />

(b) On ground<br />

2. Are the seats neat?<br />

(a) Yes<br />

(b) No<br />

3. How many wheels does a jeep has?<br />

(a) 3 (b) 4<br />

4. What does jeep say?<br />

(a) Toot, toot<br />

(b) Beep, beep<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Colour the jeep and match it with same<br />

rhyme words.<br />

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JACK’S MAIL<br />

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Jack writes a mail to Gail.<br />

He puts all details for Gail in<br />

his mail.<br />

-144-


Mail is important to sail for Gail.<br />

Jack staple the mail in a<br />

packet for Gail.<br />

-145-


Mail transfers to Gail<br />

through sail.<br />

Gail is happy to see mail.<br />

Here is mail, here is mail<br />

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Mail is sealed with a tape.<br />

Read the mail!<br />

Gail is happy to see the mail.<br />

The mail has all details for Gail.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with the concept of mailing<br />

a message far away.<br />

2. Enhance the procedure to deliver a<br />

mail through an act.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Mail, sail, detail, important, transfer, seal,<br />

happy, through<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Making of a mail box.<br />

2. Mail a letter to your dad or mom.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Who was writing the mail?<br />

(a) Jack<br />

(b) Mac<br />

2. How did mail transfer?<br />

(a) Sail<br />

(b) Bus<br />

3. Who was happy to see mail?<br />

(a) Gail<br />

(b) Jail<br />

4. was the mail important?<br />

(a) No<br />

(b) Yes<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Drop ai words in mailbox.<br />

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ON A BEACH<br />

-151-


Reem and Zeem are on the<br />

beach with some seeds.<br />

They play with sand and eat<br />

some beans.<br />

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A Bee comes with BUZZ, BUZZ<br />

Reem and Zeem do not like<br />

bee on the food sheet.<br />

Where it comes from? Reem said<br />

She will spoil our treat, said Zeem<br />

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feed bee with sweet, said both.<br />

Feed, feed, feed.<br />

I fed her, said Zeem.<br />

Clean teeth after this meal,<br />

-154-<br />

Said Reem.


Jump in the sea to swim,<br />

Reem said.<br />

We will take tea<br />

and free.<br />

Free, free, free<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Arrange beach picnic in school<br />

(sand area will be used).<br />

2. Identify the things they take on<br />

beach.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Beach, seeds, beans, buzz, teeth, sheet, feed,<br />

spoil, treat, meal<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Preparing a beach model.<br />

2. Beach party in class.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. Do Zeem and Reem like bee?<br />

(a) Yes<br />

(b) No<br />

2. Who could spoil their treat?<br />

(a) Ant<br />

(b) Bee<br />

3. Where is the bee?<br />

(a) On food sheet<br />

(b) In Tea<br />

4. Who is feeding the bee?<br />

(a) Zeem<br />

(b) Leen<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Circle the things we use for beach picnic.<br />

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BOAT IS BOARD<br />

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Joy has a boat, it moves slow.<br />

He puts an oar and rope to row.<br />

Boat is ready to board.<br />

Board, board, board.<br />

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Board on the boat.<br />

Joy moves a big stone in front<br />

of the boat.<br />

Boat is ready to board.<br />

Come fast in the boat, Joy said.<br />

We will leave the shore,<br />

just few minutes more.<br />

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Wait for me! I must load a<br />

hose before leave the shore,<br />

Roge said.<br />

Yes, we are done with load!<br />

Roge said.<br />

-162-


Now, it‟s time to board the boat,<br />

Joy said.<br />

I forgot to put a stove on the boat,<br />

Roge said.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Recognise water transports.<br />

2. Drive a boat by using row as an act.<br />

3. Sing a song row, row, row your<br />

boat…..<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Boat, board, rope, row, more, hose, load,<br />

shore, stove, slow<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Craft boat making activity.<br />

2. Big boat row skit<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. What did he forget to put in boat?<br />

(a) Chair<br />

(b) stove<br />

2. How many characters are in the story?<br />

(a) 2 (b) 3<br />

3. Who was loading the hose?<br />

(a) Roge<br />

(b) Bob<br />

4. Who has a boat?<br />

(a) Roge<br />

(b) Joy<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Read and colour the story words.<br />

boat<br />

rope<br />

row<br />

hose<br />

stove<br />

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WHAT A CAR!<br />

-167-


It‟s my car.<br />

I like it so much.<br />

It has four black wheels.<br />

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The car has two<br />

lovely head lights.<br />

Its color is green with blue stripes.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dad drives it slowly.<br />

It has also a loud horn, says<br />

Peep, peep, peep<br />

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We always park it under the shade.<br />

I am happy to have it.<br />

Wow what a car we have!!<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Enhance the knowledge of new sight<br />

words.<br />

2. Read these sight words.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

What, like, much, with, says, two, always,<br />

wow, we, have<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Collage work in a big car.<br />

2. Sorting the sight words of story<br />

by printing.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. What is the colour of car?<br />

(a) Green and blue<br />

(b) Red<br />

2. How is the sound of horn?<br />

(a) loud<br />

(b) light<br />

3. Where does they park the car?<br />

(a) Under shade<br />

(b) on road<br />

4. How many wheels does a car has?<br />

(a) 3 (b) 4<br />

-172-


Practice Sheet<br />

Read it.<br />

Find and circle.<br />

have wow much<br />

what two Like<br />

says we with<br />

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NEW YARD<br />

-174-


John set a new yard.<br />

He set the yard with flowers.<br />

I liked his new yard.<br />

He planted few roses in the yard.<br />

-175-


He fixed the swings too for all.<br />

All kids enjoyed in the yard.<br />

They also played with a ball.<br />

-176-


I want the same fresh yard<br />

in my house.<br />

Fresh, fresh yard<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Arrange the house yard with plants.<br />

2. Take care of the plants around them.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

They, He, flowers, few, same, my, in, enjoy,<br />

played<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Setting a small yard in the ground<br />

2. Germination day<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. What is the story name?<br />

(a) New Yard (b) Garden<br />

2. How did they set yard?<br />

(a) Flowers<br />

(b) leaves<br />

3. What did they plant in the yard?<br />

(a) Roses<br />

(b) apples<br />

4. Did they play with a ball?<br />

(a) No<br />

(b) Yes<br />

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Practice Sheet<br />

Arrange the words & write.<br />

ym<br />

…………………………………………………<br />

…………………………………………………<br />

wef<br />

eh<br />

…………………………………………………<br />

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A SCARY DREAM!<br />

-181-


Branda often dreams.<br />

She heard a story of ugly big troll.<br />

She dreamed later about troll.<br />

The troll was very big and so ugly.<br />

-182-


She was fighting with troll in<br />

her dream.<br />

She was scared too in her dream.<br />

-183-


She woke up from dream and<br />

relaxed, it‟s over.<br />

Thank God! It was a dream.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Re-narrate the whole story.<br />

2. Recite a prayer before sleep.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Scary, from, with, was, over, it, she, often,<br />

about, too, troll<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Painting a troll<br />

2. Drawing of your dreams<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct option:<br />

1. What did Branda see in the dream?<br />

(a) Troll (b) Doll<br />

2. Did she scare?<br />

(a) Yes<br />

(b) No<br />

3. How was the troll?<br />

(a) Ugly<br />

(b) Beautiful<br />

4. What was the colour of troll?<br />

(a) Red<br />

(b) Green<br />

-186-


Practice Sheet<br />

Use green crayon to colour troll.<br />

-187-


SWINGS AT THE LAKE<br />

-188-


Kids went to the lake.<br />

Lake view was lovely!<br />

They found many swings there.<br />

They were so happy to see swings.<br />

-189-


Tam climbed up on a web net<br />

swing.<br />

He loved it!<br />

-190-


Jem also sat on a see- saw.<br />

See-saw went up and down.<br />

It was fun!<br />

Later, they all enjoyed a rope<br />

swing too!<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with different rides and<br />

swings.<br />

2. Differentiate between a lake and sea.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

At, went, were, so, also, later, all, there, view,<br />

happy<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. A school picnic in the playground.<br />

2. Preparing a lake model.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct<br />

option:<br />

1. Where did kids go for swings?<br />

(a) Lake<br />

(b) Sea<br />

2. Where did Tam climb up?<br />

(a) Web net<br />

(b) Slide<br />

3. Where did Jem sit?<br />

(a) Swing<br />

(b) See-saw<br />

4. Did they enjoy the swings?<br />

(a) No<br />

(b) Yes<br />

-193-


Practice Sheet<br />

Paste the story sight words in the pie<br />

chart<br />

-194-


PARTY IS HERE!<br />

-195-


Walf wants a party at his<br />

house.<br />

He got his toys for his<br />

friends.<br />

-196-


He also baked a pie for all.<br />

He set the table with a flower vase.<br />

The table is ready with food.<br />

-197-


He got some drinks too!<br />

His friends were excited too!<br />

They had so much fun.<br />

It was a great party! Walf said.<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. Familiar with the things required<br />

to arrange a party.<br />

2. Memorise the procedure to bake a<br />

pie.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Party, here, his, for, was, much, were, great,<br />

had, at<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Party <strong>book</strong>let (pasting the<br />

pictures of food items we<br />

arrange for a party).<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct<br />

option:<br />

1. Who arranged the party for kids ?<br />

(a) Walf<br />

(b) Dad<br />

2. What did he put on the table?<br />

(a) Glass<br />

(b) Vase<br />

3. Who was excited?<br />

(a) Walf friends<br />

(b) Dad friends<br />

4. What did he bake?<br />

(a) Pie<br />

(b) Cake<br />

-200-


Practice Sheet<br />

Cross the things we arrange in party.<br />

-201-


MAGIC SHOW<br />

-202-


Candy got ready to watch<br />

a magic show.<br />

He was so happy.<br />

Dad took him to the show.<br />

He sat in the <strong>first</strong> row.<br />

-203-


Show was full with people.<br />

There was a huge crowd.<br />

Candy enjoyed the magic tricks.<br />

He clapped so hard.<br />

-204-


He came back home and told<br />

his mom all tricks of magic<br />

show.<br />

The show was great!<br />

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Reading Guidelines<br />

Skills to Advance:<br />

Kids should be able to develop the ability to:<br />

1. try some magic tricks.<br />

2. Differentiate between a simple<br />

show and a magic show.<br />

<strong>My</strong> dictionary:<br />

Magic, watch, him, <strong>first</strong>, there, people,<br />

clapped, show, of, the<br />

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Suggested extra- curricular activities:<br />

1. Magic show arrangement.<br />

2. Magic hat game.<br />

Short Questions, circle the correct<br />

option:<br />

1. Who was ready to watch the show?<br />

(a) Branda<br />

(b) Candy<br />

2. Where did he sit?<br />

(a) Second row<br />

(b) First row<br />

3. How was the crowd?<br />

(a) Huge<br />

(b) small<br />

4. Did Candy enjoy the show?<br />

(a) Yes<br />

(b) No<br />

-207-


Practice Sheet<br />

Cut and past the sight words in magic hat.<br />

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