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1 Progressive PHONICS T.M. T.M. Beginner Book 13 s x b g in Short Vowel i Written and illustrated by Miz Katz N. RatzT.M.

2 Letters & words used in this book c a t s m n d h r e b g l v w y in win a him I if did hid kid bit fit it sit fix mix six big pig wig sip zip tip lip hen bed leg wet yes at cat hat sat am can had Copyright by Miz Katz N. Ratz. All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Produced in the United States of America. Fifth Edition, Progressive Phonics Co Los Angeles, CA 2

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Start Guide... 4 a Intro to short vowel i sound... 5 a in word family (in, win)... 6 a Capital I and the pronoun, I a id word family (kid, hid, did) aa it word family (it, bit, fit, sit) a if word family (if) a Capital letters at start of sentence a ix word family (fix, mix, six) aa im word family (him) a ig word family (big, dig, pig, wig) a Letter p vs. letters b, d and g... 66a ip word family (lip, sip, tip, zip) a Letter s vs. letter z

4 Quick Start Guide Read the book WITH your child. You read the regular text, and he/she reads the big, red words, sort of like reading the different parts in a play. Help your child sound out the words as needed. Read the book several times. This helps develop the eye muscles and left-to-right reading patterns. Don t rush it. Bodybuilders don t train in a day neither does a child. And most important of all, HAVE FUN! 4

5 (Read this page TO your child.) Today we are going to practice the ih sound. Can you say, ih? The ih sound is in lots of words, like icky, itchy itch Izzy iguana is ill invisible insects 5

6 in family in win (Other in words not taught here: bin, din, fin, kin, tin, skin, etc.) 6

7 A Cat In A Hat A cat in hat a... in... a box with a fox... b 7

8 in... a dish... b in... a fish... 8

9 in in... a fish a dish, making a wish... b 9

10 ...oops, missed! 10

11 Getting Dressed My hands are in my socks. b 11

12 My ears are b in my shoes. 12

13 But what goes in my sweater? b 13

14 Ahh! Isn t b he cute? b 14

15 (Read this page TO your child.) There are two ways to write the letter i the little letter i and the big letter I. little i i I big I The big I is also called the capital I 15

16 Most of the time, we use the little i in sit wig pin lip 16

17 When we talk about ourselves, we use the big letter I I am happy I am sad I am a duck 17

18 The Race I win! said the I am tortoise. a superstar! b 18

19 No, I win! said I the snail. was the first to come this far! b 19

20 No, you guys did not win. You didn t even start! b 20

21 In The Bath I am in the bath in hat with my hair a. I know it looks funny, but I like it like that. 21

22 The hat stops shampoo from b getting in my eyes 22

23 or in my hair where I keep b a big surprise. b 23

24 id family kid hid did (Other id words not taught here: bid, lid, mid, rid, skid, grid, etc.) 24

25 The Kids kid Big... 25

26 ...little kid......middle kid... 26

27 Ha Ha ha ha ha ha ha Ha HaHa kid...giggle. 27

28 Hiding A hen hid in hat a. Hid is past tense of hide, but now is not the time to teach grammar,. If you need to explain, just say that hid is another way of saying hide. 28

29 A horse hid in the hay. 29

30 A kid hid in a candy store. 30

31 He hid in there all day. b 31

32 Who Spilled The Milk? Who spilled the milk? I did not! 32

33 He did! I did not! 33

34 I did know who. did The dog! 34

35 it family it bit fit sit (Other it words not taught here: hit, kit, lit, pit, wit, quit, knit, etc.) 35

36 A Riddle The wetter it gets, the more b it dries. What it is? 36

37 A towel! 37

38 How Many Elephants? Elephants are big, b that is what they are, b so how many elephants b fit in a car? 38

39 One baby elephant fit in the front, but he b couldn t fit his tail or his elephant trunk. b 39

40 Another baby elepha nt fit in the back. I am Help! he said. squashed quite flat. b 40

41 b A third baby elephant b said, Me too! But all he could fit was a sock and a shoe. b 41

42 Waiting For My Song Yesterday, I sat and sat, all day long, waiting for the radio to b play my favorite song. b 42

43 Today I sit and sit some more. I am waiting for the song. b 43

44 Then my sister says, b Silly, you have to b turn it on! 44

45 The Bug That Bit Me The bug that bit me was not very big, but b it bit me on my yes it did back,,. Bit is another way to say bite. 45

46 (This picture has 5 differences.) Then it bit me on my knee, and it bit me on my nose, and to say good- b night, it bit my toes. 46

47 if family if (Other if words not taught here: rif, plus sniff, tiff, whiff, etc.) 47

48 Worms I like worms if they are dirt. b in the 48

49 But I don t like worms if they are on my shirt. b 49

50 (Read this page TO your child.) The first letter of a sentence is always a big letter (a capital letter). (A sentence is a group of words that say something a thought, an idea, a question.) Can a cat catch a mouse? So, if the first word in a sentence begins with the letter I, we always write the big letter I If I was a cat, I would catch candy, not mice. (Note: More rules about Capital Letters are taught in the second handwriting book series, Capital Letters, due for release in Spring 2016.) 50

51 Fishy Wishy If fishes made if wishes, and b fishes gave kisses, 51

52 would a fish kiss his b Mrs. if she cooked his favorite dishes? b Mrs. (pronounced missus ) is a name for a wife. 52

53 ix family fix mix six (Other ix words not taught here: nix, affix, helix etc.) 53

54 Fix It Tape can fix a broken shoe or b fix broken plate. 54

55 But can it fix a loose tooth? b 55

56 Mmm, mmmph, mmmph! (These are nonsense sounds.) 56

57 Mix A Cake I can mix I can a cake. mix it with a spoon, b 57

58 but I prefer to mix a cake with five or six racoons. 58

59 (This picture has 6 differences.) Six racoons can mix a cake, and mix it very well. b 59

60 I But they always mix two cakes mix because they b one for themselves. 60

61 Tongue Twister Can six sick sticks fix six sick fish? 61

62 im family him (Other im words not taught here: dim, rim, Jim, Tim, slim, swim, etc.) 62

63 My Tiny, Little Dog My little dog is tiny, and b when he needs a bath, I put him in a teacup, I him in or put a glass. 63

64 Then I wrap him in a ribbon and put him in a box. Then I put him in my pocket so he doesn t get lost. b 64

65 ig family big pig wig (Other ig words not taught here: dig, fig, gig, jig, rig, zig, swig, twig, etc.) 65

66 (Read this page TO your child.) Remember the trick to know which is the letter b and which is the letter d? letter b letter d bed We will now learn a trick to remember which is the letter p and which is the letter g. (next page) 66

67 Turn your hands so that your thumbs are pointing down Now pretend that this is a pig wiggle your thumbs to make him run. pig This hand is the letter p pig This hand is the letter g 67

68 bed Pig-Jamas pig When a to pig goes bed, what does he wear? b 68

69 A pig wears pig-jamas, and a ribbon in his hair. 69

70 Big Toys When I am a big kid I, will have big toys. 70

71 And with my b big I toys, will make big noise. 71

72 If A Big Pig Hid by Daniel White If big pig hid a, where would he hide? b The closet, perhaps, b if he weren t so wide. 72

73 He would, if he could, bed hide under the, but all he could fit leg was the tip of his. 73

74 If he hid in a box, b the box would break. b Oh, where should he b hide, for goodness sake? 74

75 He took some time to sit and think. What if he hid under the sink? b 75

76 But a pig that size is not that small b what if pig a can t hide at all? b 76

77 So the big pig hid behind the door... 77

78 in... the cupboard and on the floor, over the rug and b under a chair the big pig hid everywhere! 78

79 Pig Wig A little pig in a big wig. 79

80 A big pig in a little wig. 80

81 Wet Wig There once was a b whale who wore b big wig a. 81

82 b Then the whale went in the water, oh, yes did, he. 82

83 My wig! said the whale. My wig is now a mop. Do I want a wet wig I? Oh, no, do not. 83

84 So the wig went flying b through the air. b 84

85 Look at me! said a bird. b I b have hair! 85

86 ip family lip tip sip zip (Other ip words not taught here: dip, nip, rip, trip, slip, etc.) 86

87 Just A Sip I had sip a of lemonade. b 87

88 I had sip a of tea. b 88

89 Then I had a sip of something that said, Don t Drink Me. b 89

90 Stuck Zip Oh, no, my zip is stuck. It won t zip down, and it won t zip up. 90

91 (Read this page TO your child.) Here is a way to remember the difference between zan s and a z. The s is curvy like a snake. The z has straight lines, and most zippers are more or less straight. Also, sss is the sound that sssnakes make. Also, zzzzz is the sound that zippers make when they zip up. 91

92 Zip Your Lip If zip lip you your, you cannot sip water, milk or tea. So if zip are thirsty, un- you your lip firsty. 92

93 On The Tip I stood on the tip of the hill with a ball b on the tip of my nose. 93

94 Then I balanced tip the ball on the b of my toe. 94

95 So there I was, in b the sun, having a lot b of... of... of... 95

96 What word is on b the tip tongue? b of my 96

97 Tongue Twister 2 I lip like to lick my. My lip I lick a lot. 97

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