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Apes Apes look like monkeys. They have the same body shape. But apes are not monkeys. Monkeys have tails. Apes do not have tails. Monkeys are smaller than apes. Some apes live in groups. Some apes live with one mate. Some apes live alone. Apes take good care of their babies. Apes live in many places. Some live in trees. Some live on the ground. Some live in the zoo. Go to the zoo. See the apes make funny faces. See the apes play games. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Apes and monkeys have the same body. shape, mate, game 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Some apes have one. gate, mate, game 1 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. See the apes play at the zoo. take, shapes, games 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Monkeys look like. apes, games, same 5. How are apes different from monkeys? Word List ape game mate shape same date cape came late tape fame hate nape lame fate gape tame gate 2 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Beelines Bees fly in straight lines. These lines are called beelines. Bees have five eyes. Their eyes help them fly in beelines. They fly miles to find ripe flowers. Then they fly back to the hive. They fly in a beeline. They go inside the hive. They fly in circles. They move from side to side. They are telling other bees where to find the flowers. More bees fly to the flowers. They fly in beelines too. Bees like flowers. They need flowers to make fine honey. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Bees fly in straight. sides, lines, hives 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Bees have eyes. five, line, mile 3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Bees fly to find ripe flowers. hive, sides, miles 3 Phonics 1.3a Stories

4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Bees fly in beelines back to the. line, ripe, hive 5. How do bees tell other bees where to find flowers? Word List hive mile line five file fine dive Nile wine jive tile nine live pile vine dive vile mine 4 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Big Cats with Manes Lions are big cats. Most lions live in grasslands. Some lions live in the zoo. Lions like to run. They hate to be in cages. Lions are pale yellow. They are the same color as dry grass. This color helps them hide. Lions live in groups. Male lions make the group safe. Males have manes around their faces. Lions hunt. They take the food to the group. Baby lions play. They chase each other. People tame baby lions. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Lions are yellow. same, pale, mane 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Male lions have around their faces. tames, manes, same 5 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. People baby lions. tame, make, safe 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. The lions make the group safe. mane, tame, male 5. What do baby lions do? Word List male tame mane pale same vane vale came cane bale fame lane Yale game bane sale lame pane 6 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Hikes Hikes are long walks. Hikes can be many miles long. They can take a long time. Day hikes can take a few hours. Backpacking hikes can take a few days. People hike in many places. Some hikes are on sidewalks. People hike through town. Some hikes are in mountains. People hike up the side of a mountain. Some hikes are in forests. People hike by pine trees. A bike hike is a long bike ride. People like to hike. Where would you like to hike? Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Some are in forests. hikes, times, rides 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. People hike up the of a mountain. pine, side, bike 7 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Hikes can take a long. ride, like, time 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Some people to hike. time, miles, like 5. Where do people hike? Word List like side time hike ride lime bike hide dime Mike wide mime pike bide time dike tide dime 8 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Jokes Jokes are funny. They make us laugh. Jokes can be funny things we do. We turn a hose on a friend. We shoot water from a rose. Clowns do funny things as jokes. They paint their noses red. They poke holes in their clothes. They dance with ropes. Clowns hope we laugh. Jokes can be funny things we say. Jokes can be funny things we read. Read this joke: When do you go into your home? When the door is open. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Clowns do funny things as. hose, jokes, poke 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Clowns paint their red. noses, ropes, homes 9 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Clowns we laugh. holes, rose, hope 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. We can shoot water from a. joke, rose, rope 5. What are some things clowns do as jokes? Word List poke hose rope joke rose hope Coke nose cope woke pose dope yoke rose nope poke pose pope 10 Phonics 1.3a Stories

A Lake A lake is water with land all around it. Most lakes are made by nature. Some lakes are made by people. Lakes are good places for animals. Fish live in lakes. Some snakes live in lakes. Animals drink water from lakes. Animals get food from lakes. Lakes are good places for people. We get food and water from lakes. We play at lakes. Go to a lake. Wade in the lake. Make some waves. Catch some fish. Play some games. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. A has land all around it. wade, wave, lake 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. You can in a lake. make, wade, game 11 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. You can make in a lake. waves, snakes, wades 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Lakes can be by nature. made, wade, wave 5. What can people do at lakes? Word List make wade wave lake made cave sake bade gave snake jade pave quake wade rave fake fade save 12 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Mimes Mimes put on shows. They act things out. Mimes don't talk. They only move. Some mimes paint their faces white. Mimes pretend to do things. They might pretend to drive. They might pretend to ride bikes or to fly kites. Mimes act out feelings. Sometimes they act surprised. They open their eyes wide. Sometimes they act silly. They might trip and fall down. At times they smile or dance to act happy. Mimes can tell us much without words. No wonder people like to watch mimes. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Some mimes paint their faces. white, wide, smile 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Mimes open their eyes. wide, ride, times 13 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. They might pretend to fly. mimes, times, kites 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Mimes or dance to act happy. ride, times, smile 5. Why is it no wonder people like to watch mimes? Word List mime bike kite lime like quite dime pike white time hike wide tile hive hide smile drive side 14 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Moles Moles are small animals. They live in the ground. They like to dig. They can dig fast. Moles dig holes to make a home. They pile dirt on the holes. Their homes look like domes. Moles dig long holes in their homes. These holes are called bolt runs. Moles run through bolt runs. They run from danger. Moles dig for food. They cannot see well. Their noses tell them where to dig. Moles poke their paws in the dirt. They find worms. They eat the worms whole. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. The of moles look like domes. pokes, homes, noses 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Moles their paws in the dirt. poke, home, hole 15 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Moles eat worms. dome, whole, poke 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Bolt runs are long. moles, homes, holes 5. Why do moles dig bolt runs? Word List mole poke home hole joke dome role Coke Rome dole woke tome pole yoke home whole poke dome 16 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Mules A mule has a body like a horse. Its mother is a horse. A mule has ears like a donkey. Its father is a donkey. People use mules to do work. Mules carry packs. The packs are tied on the sides of mules. Mules pull loads. Wagons are tied to mules. People ride on mules. Mules can walk for many miles. Mules kick. So, some people think mules hate to work. As a rule, mules work hard. They work if they feel safe. They kick if they are scared. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. People on mules. ride, side, miles 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Some people think mules to work. safe, use, hate 17 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. As a rule, work hard. mules, like, use 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. People put packs on the of mules. sides, rules, miles 5. What does a mule look like? Word List hate ride mule late side mute gate hide muse Kate bide use date wide fuse fate tide fume 18 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Music Music is pleasing sound. It makes us feel good. We like to listen to music. We use music to wake us. We use music to help us sleep. We like to make music. We make music with our voices. We sing songs. We hum songs. We make music with instruments. Flutes are instruments. As a rule, flutes make high sounds. Lutes are instruments. They look like guitars. Long ago people played lutes. They played lutes and sang at the same time. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. We to make music. lute, like, time 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. We music with instruments. same, lute, make 19 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. People can make high sounds with. flutes, use, wake 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Some people use music to them up. rule, like, wake 5. What do people use to make music? Word List make like lute wake bike flute take Mike fluke lake pike Luke bake hike lube quake dike tube 20 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Nose Your nose helps you. Your nose helps you breathe. Your nose has two holes. Your nose has bones. Air goes in the holes, and the bones warm the air. The bones help clean the air. Your nose helps you smell things. Close your eyes, and breathe in. What do you smell? Do you smell a rose? Do you smell smoke? Your nose can change the tone of your voice. Say your name, and close your nose with your fingers. Say your name again. Did your voice change? Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Your nose has two. holes, roses, smokes 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Your nose can smell. tone, smoke, close 21 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Your nose can change the of your voice. close, tone, smoke 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. You can your nose with your fingers. tone, close, hole 5. What do the bones of your nose do? Word List rose bone hole nose tone mole close cone dole pose zone pole hose hone sole rose lone role 22 Phonics 1.3a Stories

Rules Rules tell you what you can do. Rules tell you what you cannot do. Schools use rules. You must take turns. You cannot poke anyone. Games use rules. Hide and seek is a game. You must close your eyes. You cannot peek. Police use rules. You must drive on the right side of the street. You cannot drive fast. Manners are rules. You must wipe your nose. You cannot run in the house. Rules make you safe. Rules make things fair. It is rude to break rules. Quiz Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. Police rules. rude, use, hide 2. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. You must drive on the right of the street. side, wipe, nose 23 Phonics 1.3a Stories

3. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. You must wipe your. poke, rude, nose 4. Fill in the blanks with words from the list below. We use to make games fair. hides, rules, noses 5. Why are there rules when we drive? Word List hide close rude side nose dude bide rose duke ride hose nuke wide pose juke tide hose June 24 Phonics 1.3a Stories