Beginner book 5 2016

Letters & words used in this book cup bus run cut yum hug rug hit sit at can had cat ran sad hot... Quick Start Guide ® Read the book WITH your child.. ey You read the “regular” tex

Letters & words used in this book

cup bus run cut yum hug

rug

hit sit

at can had

cat ran sad

hot

TABLE OF CONTENTS

“un” word family_ 21

fun, run, sun

“ut? word tamily 31

but, cut, nut

“ub” word family 38

“ug” word tamily 52

bug, hug, jug, rug

Quick Start Guide

® Read the book WITH your child

ey You read the “regular” text, and

~ ^\ he/she reads the big, red words,

BF sort of like reading the different

parts in a play

Help your child sound L2

out the words as

Read the book several times

ẹ This helps develop the eye muscles and left-to-right reading patterns

Don’t rush it Body-

builders don’t train in

a day — neither does a child

And most important of se

all, HAVE FUN! Sy

(Read this page TO

your child.)

Today we are going to practice the “uh” sound

Can you say, “uh”?

The “uh” sound is in lots

of words, like

up, UP, UP and away

“up” family

Op Ge |ey wo

up cup

xế

My next balloon will never be lost — IT can't go UD it

IT is full of rocks

Cat Cloud

aT

a

There’s a cloud UD

there, UD LÝ) the sky,

white and fluffy and

UD really high

T think my cat

goes UD to sleep

If you look UP, you

CAN) see her feet.

(Other “us” words not taught here:

pus, plus, minus, walrus, focus, fungus, virus, etc.)

15

Eat With Us

Our Mamma and

Pappa take care

of US

16

If you like, you could

eat with US — wiggly

worms and jiggly bugs!

18

Look at US

We are ON a

bus

Which is much,

much better than a

bus On US:

(Other “un” words not taught here:

pun, gun, spun, shun, begun, rerun, etc.)

21

The SUIN1 is like

my lemon Jell-o

23

I thought the SUN

would taste good too, but

the SUN was much

too hot to chew

24

If you want to FUN}

as fast as me, you

need another leg —

I FUN with three

26

It is fUN to

ru Nn qd rdce.

But is iT fun to

watch grass grow?

3

We fell asleep, so

we don’t know

“ut” family

Op Ge |ey wo

but

Cut nut

(Other “ut” words not taught here:

gut, jut, abut, shut, strut, donut, etc.)

31

I want to take them

off DUT I put

them OP) with glue.

] CuT IT with a

knife, but I couldn't

Cut through IT

(Other “ub” words not taught here:

cub, pub, sub, rub, club, grub, stub, scrub, etc.)

38

Bed In The Bath

into a bed with a

blanket for my feet and

a pillow for my head

HI

Bu† the TU b didn’t

make a very good

bed

“um” family

gum yum

(Other “um” words not taught here:

hum, mum, sum, drum, plum, etc.)

44

Gum

Chewing Ơ UNM) is

yum, yum,

yum

.bu† bubble

gum

1S Trouble

gum

H/

(Other “ud” words not taught here:

bud, dud, spud, thud, etc.)

48

How does IT} ud

walk through a door and

leave mud footprints

ON the floor?

49

jug

rug

(Other “ug” words not taught here:

dug, mug, tug, snug, drug, plug, shrug, etc.)

52

How does a bug give another bug

q hug?

Does a bug give

q hug with ad bump

of its head?

S1

"` a

Or maybe a bug jumps

UD IP) the air to give

another bug q

hug-+-bug there

.Du† my red rug Fn away

last night

))

^»#

TR a

but my rug

PAN) off with my

dog and my home.

Bye, Bye, Bug

What is the right way

to get rid of a bug?

Do I say goodbye and

give IT q hug?

65

“get rid of” = to remove; to make something go away

And what it the bug

is ON my toe? Do L

holler and scream

or just say no?

67

I wish I knew the right

thing to do because

the bug isn’t ON me; the bug is ON you.