A Great Treat — Cycle 65+

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A Great Treat — Cycle 65+

Summary:

The robots have a picnic and eat treats. Mom is eating a salad and says that the real treat is feeling great when you eat. Tiff gets a belly ache, so Mom shares her salad with the family. Tiff learns that while it is great to have treats once in awhile, it is good to balance that with food that will make you feel good after you eat it too.

Full Text:

The bots eat treats.  

Tiff eats a cake.

Mom eats greens.  

Tiff said, "Mom! That is not a treat!"

Mom said, "If I feel great, that is a real treat."  

Tiff got sick.

See the muck in the gears?

Mom said, "Here, eat this."  

See the clean gears?  See Tiff grin?

Tiff said, "I feel great. That is a real treat!"

Phonemes:

/ă/ (IPA: æ),        /m/,                  /t/,                   /ē/ (IPA: i),            /s/,                       /ĭ/ (IPA: ɪ),        

/f/,                       /d/,                   /r/,                   /th/ (IPA: ð),         /ŏ/ (IPA: ɒ),          /g/,

/l/,                        /h/,                  /ŭ/ (IPA: ʌ),      /k/,                       /b/,                       /n/,

/sh/ (IPA: ʃ),       /ā/ (IPA: eɪ),     /k/,                   /v/,                       /ō/ (IPA: oʊ),        /w/,

Decodable:

This booklet is designed for kindergarten students to read independently after they have reached the cycle indicated on the cover. Students should use this to practice decoding and to develop independent reading habits. This should not be used for guided reading or for the development of content knowledge.

Printable:

This file is designed to be printed, folded, stapled, and given to students as a booklet.  

  • Step 1: To print, select “print on both sides of the paper” and “flip on the short edge” in your print menu.  
  • Step 2: Fold the printed pages along the dashed line in the center, and staple on top of the three staple images on the front cover.

When one student finishes reading the booklet, you can pass it on to the next student who is ready for it.  Or you can create one copy for each student and tell them that they can color the pictures when they finish reading it.