The word ride has a silent letter _____.

Which word follows the CVCe pattern?

In the word bake, the vowel sound /a/ becomes long because of the letter _____.

The words bike and Mike are examples of _____.

Which sentence uses a polite expression?

What do we call words we often see and read every day?

The word gate has how many letters?

A poem that has a beat and rhyme and is read with feeling is called a _____.

Which word matches this picture?

Rhyming words have the same ending sound.

The silent e makes the vowel say its name.

The word cap has a silent e.

Polite expressions show kindness and respect.

Thank you is a rude expression.

A builder helps catch bad people.

A nurse takes care of sick people.

Excuse me is used when you want to pass in front of someone.

All words that end in the same letter rhyme.

We use poems and chants to practice reading with rhythm.

The word pattern with a silent e at the end is called _________.

Words that sound the same at the end are called ________.

The words please, thank you, and I’m sorry are ________.

A nurse, fireman, and builder are ______ helpers.

The sound made by reading poems with beats is called _________.

The word bike has a long ______ sound.

The word kit becomes ______ when a silent e is added.

The word cake has a long vowel sound /a/ because of the _______.

Saying ______ shows that you want something politely.

The poem “People in My Community” teaches us about ________.

Which sentence uses the word bike correctly?

Which is a pair of rhyming words?

Complete the sentence: When someone gives me a gift, I say _________.

Read this sentence: “I will help my teacher clean the room.” Which word shows an action?

Look at the word cap. Add a silent e to make a new word and use it in a sentence.

Which pair of words rhyme?

Which is a sight word?

The word made is an example of what pattern?

Which word follows the CVVC pattern?

What word completes the sentence: "Please ______ your name on the paper."

The vet used a ______ to check the cat’s paw.

Who checks our health?

Mimi walked around the ______.

Which group shows nouns?

In the poem, who teaches learners how to write their name?

A proper noun always begins with a capital letter.

The pronoun she is used for a boy.

A common noun gives a general name of a person, place, or thing.

The pronoun they can refer to more than one person or thing.

Masculine nouns refer to girls and women.

The pronoun it can be used for an animal.

Proper nouns do not need a capital letter in the middle of a sentence.

Common nouns tell specific names of people or places.

Feminine nouns refer to female persons.

Pronouns are used to avoid repeating nouns.

What is the gender of the noun "father"?

Give the pronoun that replaces "Mimi."

Is the word "park" a common or proper noun?

What noun category is "dog"?

Identify the CVCe word: bake, rain, tool.

Identify the CVVC word: coat, pain, time.

What word rhymes with coat?

Who builds houses?

Identify the pattern of the word rain.

What word completes this idea: "A ______ helps keep the town safe."

Write one sentence using a common noun.

Rewrite this by replacing the noun with a pronoun: "Mimi hugged Rooty."

Write one sentence using a CVVC or CVCe word from the lesson.

Choose one community helper and write what they do.

Create one short line using two rhyming words.

Which is an example of a print source?

Which is a visual source?

Which is an audio source?

You see a picture with clues that help you understand what is happening. This is called a:

Which shows information using rows, columns, or boxes?

The name on a food wrapper that shows the brand is found in a:

The principal gives a reminder through the loudspeaker. What source is this?

A warning sign showing "SLIPPERY FLOOR" has a purpose to:

Which information is relevant if the question is “What time is the program?”

You want to know the traffic rules for children. What is the best source?

Books are visual sources.

An announcement is an audio source.

A poster is a print source.

A sound clip is not an audio source.

Signs can give information.

A label cannot give important information.

A picture may be used as a visual source.

Irrelevant information helps answer a question.

Audio sources must be listened to carefully.

Visual sources use images to give information.

A print source you see in class that contains many pages.

A visual source that uses pictures to give information.

A source you listen to for reminders or instructions.

A picture that shows parts of something with labels.

A visual tool that uses boxes, bars, or sections to show information.

A symbol that gives important rules or directions on the road.

A small piece of printed information found on packages or bottles.

Information that is important and useful in answering a question.

A short spoken message used to inform or remind.

A picture that helps you guess or understand details.

You want to know today’s weather. Which source should you check, and why?

Look at this label information: “Serving Size: 1 piece — Contains: Milk, Sugar.” What relevant information can you get from it?

A picture shows a child wearing a raincoat and holding an umbrella. What can you learn from this visual source?

A poster says: “School Program: Friday, 8:00 AM.” What information is relevant if the question is: “When is the program?”

Your teacher says: “All Grade 2 pupils, please go to the hall for the safety drill.” What source is this, and what should you do?

Who are the characters in a story?

The setting of a story tells—

What is the problem in a story?

What is the solution?

Which shows the correct sequence of events?

Look at the picture clue: A child is crying. What does the picture show?

Which sentence uses context clues to know the meaning of the word bright?

Which is an action word (verb)?

Which sentence shows the correct use of an action word?

Which is a CVCC word?

A character’s feelings can be seen in their actions and words.

“The girl is brave” is an example of a character trait.

Naming words tell actions.

Major events tell what happened in the story.

“First I sleep, then I wake up, then I eat breakfast” is a correct sequence.

A prediction uses clues to guess what may happen next.

“The dog is in the market” shows a clear setting.

“They sings loudly” is a correct verb use.

“The boy smiled because he won the game” shows a correct event.

The setting tells who the characters are.

Sight word: “I ____ to play outside.”

CVCC word: “He used his _____ to hold the ball.”

CVCC word: “The girl will _____ the letter.”

A person who teaches in school

A place where people buy goods

A picture clue shows a child smiling. What feeling is this?

Naming word for a person who helps sick people

Action word for what you do with a book

Describing word: The flower is ________.

Emotion word for “very scared”

Write a simple sentence about something you did in school today.

Use one sight word (here, where, like, play) in your own sentence.

Write a reaction to a character (e.g., “I like the character because…”).

Write one sentence describing a boy running in a playground.

Write three actions you do every morning in correct sequence (First…, Next…, Then…).