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Author: Judy Nayer Genre: Photo Essay Animal Park Author: Judy Nayer Genre: Photo Essay

Animal Park Day 1

Short u big hop bug b u g c u t cut d u g dug b u n bun d u ck duck sn u g snug

Word Work s u b sub h u m hum m u g mug y u m yum s u d s suds l u ck luck tr u ck truck st u ff stuff

Word Reading - Short u hum box hid jug job ten tub hut pot pup mop cup fun gum bat

Animals Under Our Sun Every kind of animal Lives under our sun. Fuzzy bees buzz by, Gulls drift in the sky, Ducks quack, swim, and fly. Fast cheetahs run and run. How can we help animals Do well under our sun? Kangaroos that jump, Camels with a hump, Skunks up on a stump. Helping can be fun.

Animal Park Day 2

ten tent m i lk g i ft m a sk b e nd c a mp Final Blends ten tent m i lk g i ft m a sk b e nd c a mp The sounds of the two consonant letters at the end of each word are blended together.

Word Work d e sk m e lt d u st h e lp w e nt st a mp cr i sp

Word Reading - Final Blends bend truck drift help raft plan stump sick clasp pond black must last held stamp

Animals Under Our Sun Every kind of animal Lives under our sun. Fuzzy bees buzz by, Gulls drift in the sky, Ducks quack, swim, and fly. Fast cheetahs run and run. How can we help animals Do well under our sun? Kangaroos that jump, Camels with a hump, Skunks up on a stump. Helping can be fun.

Animal Park Day 3

Short u and Final Blends bus bust When you come to a new word, look at all the letters in the word. Then think about its vowel sound and if the sounds of the consonant letters can be blended together. m u d d u st p u p t u sk

High-Frequency Words into are home from to many sea them they

Antonyms big small short tall hot cold up down in out on off slow fast

We know that wild animals live in different places We know that wild animals live in different places. Some animals live on lands that people set aside to protect them. We are going to read about a big animal park. We’ll find out what animals call this big park home!

Amazing Words surfing – When you are surfing you are riding or moving from place to place.

Amazing Words desert – A desert is a very dry area, usually covered with sand. forest – A forest is a place with many trees. world – The world is all of the Earth.

Amazing Words snug – Snug means cozy and safe. beneath – Beneath means under.

Amazing Words native – Native means from a certain place. reserve – A reserve is a place set aside for special use.

Animal Park Day 4

Word Reading cluck that five stuck saw big green see red tree like frogs small your pond Fran was sled hens where

Sentences to Read I like to see frogs at the pond. Fran saw your small green tree. “Cluck, cluck, cluck,” said the five red hens. Where was that big sled stuck?

them into many home I end with y. I’m the opposite of few. _____________ I’m two small words put together for you. _____________ I start with /h/ and rhyme with foam. I can be a place where animals roam. ______________ Short e, that ‘s me. I rhyme with hem. _________________