Try Your Best Author: Robert McKissack Illustrator: Joe Cepeda

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Try Your Best Author: Robert McKissack Illustrator: Joe Cepeda The author writes the stories The Illustrator draws the pictures.

Genre - Try Your Best Realistic Fiction Realistic fiction stories are about things that could really happen. Look for: Characters that seems like people you could meet. Activities that could have happened to you or someone you know.

Be be be - to have life or exist Can he be on our team?

Good good good - opposite of bad Good job,” said Mr. York.

Mr. Mr. Mr. - title used for a man Mr. Brown is our P.E. teacher.

Need need need - to want to have We need to skate fast.

Our our our - belonging to us He has our ball!

Right right right - correct You are right. This is fun.

Saw saw saw - did see I saw a joey playing ball!

Time time time an instant; hour, day, or year It is time to play ball.

Try try try - to make an attempt I will try to do my best.

Vocabulary Review Say the words. Read the sentence. Fill in the blank.

I will ________ my best. time saw try our right good be Mr. need

It is ________ to go home now. Mr. good right need our try be saw time

He just ________ a shark. time Mr. be need our try right good saw

That is not the _______ way. be need our Mr. try time saw good right

This is _______ lunch. need Mr. right our time saw try good be

Dad, you _______ to pull it in. Mr. right time saw our be try good need

_____ Mort will find a coin. right need saw our good Mr. time try be

He is a ________ hopper. need saw try good Mr. our be right time

He wants to _____ the winner! saw be try right Mr. time our need good

Match the words to its meaning. saw___ good ___ try ___ right ___ Mr. ___ time ___ our ___ need ___ be ___ to have life or exist opposite of bad title used for a man to want to have belonging to us correct did see an instant; hour, day, or year to make an attempt G B I F C H E D A

Say the Sight Words need our time white will again an any as after

New words in the story: Try Your Best climb just kick more next race rope started team very Mort Ann Jan sports

The End by AMiller