Sight word - 'are' - Lesson 10 - Phonic Pack 4
August 6th 2007 03:25
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Sight word 'are'' - Lesson 10 - page 1 - Phonic Pack 4.
My name .
Lesson Ten: are
Revision: Practise your flash cards.
are
1. This lesson introduces the word ‘are’.
2. Notice that the word ‘are’ with a capital letter looks like this ‘Are’, and without a capital letter it looks like this, ‘are’.
3. Where would you find the word ‘Are’ with a capital letter?
(at the beginning of a sentence).
4. Trace over and then write the word ‘Are’, with a capital letter and then without a capital letter.
Are are .
5) Pick up a pink pencil. Look at the sentences in the story on page 20. Put a ‘fence’ around each word that says ‘are’. Every time you put a fence around a word, read it. Notice that the word are is always written with the letters ‘a-r-e’.
6) Point to each word and read the sentences.
7) Read the sentences again. This time instead of pointing to each word separately, let your finger ‘flow’ from left to right as you read.
8) If you do not know a word in the sentence, and you can’t sound it out, look at the sound the word begins with and use the sense of the sentence to help you.
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Sight word 'are'' - Lesson 10 - page 2 - Phonic Pack 4.
Things to notice:
• If the word ‘are’ is at the beginning of a sentence it has a capital letter.
• The speech (quotation) marks are at the beginning and end of what is being said.
• There is a question mark ,‘?’, at the end of every question. It is used at the end of a question instead of a full stop.
“Are we going to the beach today?” asked Tom.
“Where are your bathers?” asked Dad.
“I think they are still on the line,” replied Tom.
“Where are your beach sandals?” asked Dad.
“I think they are under my bed,” replied Tom.
“We are off to the beach now, as soon as you are ready
and in the car,” said Dad.
Tom got ready quickly and was waiting in the car for Dad. He waited and waited.
“Are my bathers in the car?” asked Dad.
Where do you think Dad’s bathers were?
Write a sentence using the word are .
Write a sentence using the word Are .
Read the story and your sentences to your tutor.
Sight word 'are'' - Lesson 10 - page 1 - Phonic Pack 4
Print above image and complete the lesson page 2.
Printing Instructions
Sight word 'are'' - Lesson 10 - page 1 - Phonic Pack 4.
My name .
Lesson Ten: are
Revision: Practise your flash cards.
are
1. This lesson introduces the word ‘are’.
2. Notice that the word ‘are’ with a capital letter looks like this ‘Are’, and without a capital letter it looks like this, ‘are’.
3. Where would you find the word ‘Are’ with a capital letter?
(at the beginning of a sentence).
4. Trace over and then write the word ‘Are’, with a capital letter and then without a capital letter.
Are are .
5) Pick up a pink pencil. Look at the sentences in the story on page 20. Put a ‘fence’ around each word that says ‘are’. Every time you put a fence around a word, read it. Notice that the word are is always written with the letters ‘a-r-e’.
6) Point to each word and read the sentences.
7) Read the sentences again. This time instead of pointing to each word separately, let your finger ‘flow’ from left to right as you read.
Sight word 'are'' - Lesson 10 - page 2 - Phonic Pack 4
Print above image and complete the lesson with page 1.
Printing Instructions
Sight word 'are'' - Lesson 10 - page 2 - Phonic Pack 4.
Things to notice:
• If the word ‘are’ is at the beginning of a sentence it has a capital letter.
• The speech (quotation) marks are at the beginning and end of what is being said.
• There is a question mark ,‘?’, at the end of every question. It is used at the end of a question instead of a full stop.
“Are we going to the beach today?” asked Tom.
“Where are your bathers?” asked Dad.
“I think they are still on the line,” replied Tom.
“Where are your beach sandals?” asked Dad.
“I think they are under my bed,” replied Tom.
“We are off to the beach now, as soon as you are ready
and in the car,” said Dad.
Tom got ready quickly and was waiting in the car for Dad. He waited and waited.
“Are my bathers in the car?” asked Dad.
Where do you think Dad’s bathers were?
Write a sentence using the word are .
Write a sentence using the word Are .
Read the story and your sentences to your tutor.
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