Clara and The Book Wagon Chapter 2-3

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CHAPTER 1

Connection

Draw one activity you can do in a farm.

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Section:

Date:

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CHAPTER 2

Class:

VOCABULARY

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Clara and The Book Wagon:

Chapter 2

Clara and mama were
scrubbing clothes.

.....rock in the rocking

chair.

Clara helped papa hitch
the horse to the wagon.

Scrubbing Clothes

Hitch the horse

Cupped her hands

miles

peppermint

stick

Town was a a long way
off - almost seven
miles.

"A peppermint
stick!" said Clara.

"A trip to town would
not be the same
without a candy
treat," Papa said.

treat

Class:

VOCABULARY

Name:

Clara and The Book Wagon:

Chapter 2

There was thread....

"How much does it
cost?" she asked.

There was thread for

sewing.

thread

sewing

cost = the price of

something

MATCH THE PICTUREMATCH THE PICTURE

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Class:

Match the word and the picture

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thread

cost

peppermint

stick

sewing

Name:

Date:

In Mr. Holzer's store, Clara saw there were many
things in the store.
There was thread for sewing.
There were pots for cooking.
There were tools for building.
Then Clara saw the books. A shelf full of books!

Circle all the things Clara saw.

CHAPTER 3

The person in charge

or helping in the

library.

Class:

VOCABULARY

Name:

Clara and The Book Wagon :

Chapter 3

a spread for bread
made from fruits.

A piece of writing.

Jam

Librarian

Poems

Mother Goose

English collection of
nursery rhymes,
poems, and stories.

Similar to Mother
Goose.

Father Goose

Visualising

Color the wagon as described in
the chapter.
How many horses pulled the wagon?
Color how many horses pulled it.

1.

2.

MOTHER GOOSE

FUN FACTS

In Kentucky, there is a house

called The Mother Goose

house. It was buillt in 1930s.

Where

When?

National Day

The earliest book found
was published in 1638.

The earliest book
related to Mother
Goose was found in

French.

In the United States 1st May is
celebrated as National Mother

Goose Day

SHARING

TIME!

What is your favourite tales or

rhymes?

"Great job
connecting
the story
and your
life."

"See you
next week!"