3. Book p.62 I help you And you help me. That is what makes A family. Help your friends And neighbours too. You help them And they will help you.

4. Book p.64 I am Amy. Everyone helps out in my family. Sam and I offer to help. We care about our family. Grandpa sets the table. Can I help you, Grandpa? Yes, you can.

5. plates spoon Cup bowl fork Book p.64

6. Dad washes the dishes. Can I help you, Dad? Yes, you can. sink Book p.64

7. Book p.65 Mum cooks dinner. Can I help you, Mum? Yes, you can. wok

8. Grandma waters the plants. Can I help you, Grandma? Yes, you can. flower flower pot Book p.65

9. Sometimes, we cannot help. Can I cut your hair? No, you cannot. You don’t know how to cut hair. Book p.66

10. Can I paint the house? No, you cannot. You might fall and hurt yourself. Book p.66

11. Uh-oh! Sorry, Mum. It’s all right. We say sorry when we make someone angry or sad. Book p.66

12. Sometimes, others help us. Grandpa reads us a story. Thanks you, Grandpa. Book p.67

13. Please take us to the park, Dad. We want to go to the park. Book p.67

14. Sam and I want to help Mum look after our baby sister, Alice. But where is she? Is she on the sofa? No. Is she behind the door? No. Is she in the cupboard? No. Is she beside the television? No. Is she under the bed? Yes. We like to look after Alice. Book p.68,69

15. Book p.70 Tom and Nick go fishing. “I have a fish!” cries Tom. Tom pulls at his fishing line. But Tom cannot bring the fish in. It is too heavy. “Can I help you?” Nick says. Nick helps Tom bring the fish in. What a big fish! “Thank you for helping me,” Tom says. “We can share the fish.” Two Men and a Fish

16. Book p.71 j Jilly said, “I do like jelly, I think jelly Is quite jolly.” k The keeper gave the key To the kangaroo, And it let all the animals Out of the zoo.