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Conditional Directions

If the condition is true, follow the direction.

If you like to play outside...count from one to ten.

If you love chocolate...make a funny face.

If it is hot outside...give yourself a hug.

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Artic THTo make the “TH”

sound, put your tongue between your teeth.

What Am I?I am a number that rhymes with “tree,” I am number _____.

What Am I?You f ill me up with water and wash all of the dir t away.

I am a _____.

What Am I?I am the planet we live

on. I am _____.

What Am I?I am the place

where you f ind teeth, tongue, and lips. I am a _____.

What Am I?I’m a loud and scary

rumble during a storm. I am _____.

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Irregular VerbsIrregular past tense verbs do not follow

normal past tense rules.

Choose the Answer Choose the Answer Choose the Answer Choose the Answer Choose the Answer

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Who?You answer “who”

questions with a person.

Answer the Question Answer the Question Answer the Question Answer the Question Answer the Question

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FluencyFluency is clear speech.

Dysf luency is also known as stuttering.

Belly BreathingPlace hands on tummy with shoulders down.

Feel your tummy move in/out as you breathe.

Watch My FaceLook at the person to

whom you are speaking.

Easy BeginningsPractice easy beginnings

of words, phrases, and sentences.

Slow RatePractice using a slow and

steady rate of speech.

Self MonitorMonitor your speech and see how you did.

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Answer Key: June 5) three 6) bathtub 7) Earth 8) mouth 9) thunder 12) drank 13) make 14) ran 15) stand 16) took 19) dentist 20) pilot 21) doctor 22) baker 23) teacher

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Food Frenzy Following

Directions App

Memorial Day

Father’s Day

Flag Day

If you are wearing

something blue...touch

your toes.

If you have blonde hair...

f lap your arms like a bird.

After the parade, we drink/drank

hot chocolate.

The kids will make/made a bir thday

cake.

After they warmed up, the joggers run/ran

in the race.

Today we will stand/

stood in the lunch line.

After we f inished dinner, waiters take/

took the dishes.

Who checks and cleans

teeth?

Who f lies an airplane? Who helps people

when they are sick?

Who makes cakes, pies,

and cookies?

Who teaches children to read and

write?

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FluencyFluency is clear speech.

Dysf luency is also known as stuttering.

Belly BreathingPlace hands on tummy with shoulders down.

Feel your tummy move in/out as you breathe.

Watch My FaceLook at the person to

whom you are speaking.

Easy BeginningsPractice easy beginnings

of words, phrases, and sentences.

Slow RatePractice using a slow and

steady rate of speech.

Self MonitorMonitor your speech and see how you did.

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Artic SThere are two letters in the alphabet that can make the “S”

sound: “S” and “C.”

Finish the SentenceWhen you don’t feel well, you are _____.

Finish the SentenceUse the lawnmower

to cut the _____.

Finish the SentenceA king and queen

live in a _____.

Finish the SentenceGrainy pebbles on a

beach are called _____.

Finish the SentenceMy favorite par t of a cake is the _____.

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Phonological Awareness

Rhyming words include par ts of words that

sound the same.

Which Words Rhyme? hat book cup bat

Name a word that rhymes with

shoe

Which Words Rhyme? car sand band hand

Name two words that rhyme with

coolWhich Words Rhyme? mail house boat whale

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Critical ThinkingCritical thinking

involves problem solving, predicting,

and making inferences.

What Would You Do If...you left your

backpack at school?

What Happened Next?

Crystal put on her bathing suit and

some sunscreen.

What Are They Doing?

Joey bought a ticket, popcorn, and a soda.

What Would You Do If...you tore a hole in your pants?

What Happened Next?

Tina put the cookie dough on the pan.

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SequencingSequencing skills

help develop comprehension skills.

Tell the steps for washing your hair. Tell how to play

your favorite video game.

Tell me what happens in your favorite movie.

Tell the steps for brushing your teeth.

Tell the steps when you buy a toy at

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Answer Key: July 3) sick 4) grass 5) castle 6) sand 7) frosting/icing 10) hat, bat 11) blue 12) sand, band, hand 13) pool, school 14) mail, whale


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Social SkillsSocial skills are also called pragmatics.

Your friend wants you to jump in the pool, but you

can’t swim.

What do you say or do?

You see the Do Not Feed the Animals sign at the zoo. You do not

understand this.


You are eating dinner at your friend’s house. The food is very tasty.


You order a cheeseburger at a fast food restaurant,

but the sandwich you get has no cheese.


You are sitting at a table in a restaurant near

a loud group of people. The noise bothers you.

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Artic Vocalic RVocalic R sounds include: AR, IRE,

OR, AIR, EAR, ER.

Repeat After Mecar

the blue car

The blue car is fast.

Repeat After Mef ire

the hot f ire

The hot f ire burned brightly.

Repeat After Mechair

the comfy chair

I sat in the comfy chair.

Repeat After Mepour

pour the lemonade

Please pour the lemonade.

Repeat After Mestir

I will stir

I will stir the soup.

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WH QuestionsThere are 5 types of

“WH” questions: who, what, where,

when, and why.

Who?Who keeps people safe at

the pool or the beach?

What?What do you bring

to the beach?

When?When do you

see the sunrise?

Where?Where do dolphins,

sharks, and jellyf ish live?

Why?Why do we

wear sunscreen?

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Figurative Language

Figurative language includes idioms,

metaphors, and similes.

IdiomWhat does this mean?

It was a piece of cake.

SimileWhat does this mean?

The house was as big as an elephant.


You are in hot water!

MetaphorWhat does this mean?

My room was a refrigerator.


It cost an arm and leg!

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CategorizingCategorizing is

grouping or naming things that are related.

What Do These Have in Common?

jacket, hat, scarf


hawk, bat, airplane


sight, smell, touch


f ish, frog, duck


cereal, banana, pizza



Answer Key: August 14) lifeguard 15) answers may vary 16) in the morning 17) ocean 18) so we don’t get sunburned 21) it was easy 22) huge 23) in trouble 24) room was cold 25) it was expensive 28) things you wear when it’s cold 29) things that fly 30) senses 31) things that swim September 1) things you eat

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