K- 2 Curriculum and Remedial K- 4+
Jean and Jane Heath are twins.
They are very much alike.
They like to eat the same things.
They like to play the same games.
Their mother, Mrs. Heath,
dresses them alike.
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farm opened outfits
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Mom sat perched
on the step of the back porch.
She was staring at her garden.
She was on the verge of tears.
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Sam pats the glass.
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Mom sat perched on the step of the back porch. She was staring at her garden. She was on the verge of tears.
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The Joyner boys were a noisy bunch. All three were would-be drummers. At home, Mrs. Joyner sometimes put on ear plugs. For the camping trip, the boys were told they would have to keep the noise down. They didn’t want o disturb other campers. They left all their noisy toys at home. The family left Boise and drove east, then north. They entered Yellowstone at the northwest corner of th Mr. and Mrs. Joyner and their three boys were looking forward to their first camping trip. They lived in Boise, Idaho, and were planning to visit Yellowstone—the oldest national park in the United States. It is in the northwest corner of Wyoming. A bit of it extends north into Montana, and west into Idaho.
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Compound Words
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Five pair of eyes got as big as saucers as they watched this huge creature. It was fun to watch, but then they were afraid the bear might not go away. It was then that Mr. Joyner yelled in a loud voice, “Forget what we said about not making noise, boys. Start banging on something, but be careful not to break anything.”
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Pam has a glass.
Theglasshasblackjaminit.
Sam pats the glass.
The glass has a crack.
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