A walk in the desert
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This document contains a series of words related to water, animals, eyes, fullness, time of day, and temperature. The words are displayed one at a time for the reader to chant or spell. Pictures are also included to show what eyes look like. The purpose is to help the reader learn and practice these basic words through repetition and visualization.
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- 1. By Caroline Arnold Created by Joanne Whitley July 30, 2007
- 2. Chant the words one time as they appear. water animals eyes full early warm
- 3. These pictures show what eyes look like.
- 4. These pictures show what eyes look like.
- 5. The sun keeps us warm .
- 6. The sun keeps us warm .
- 9. A camel can go without drinking water for many days.
- 10. A camel can go without drinking water for many days.
- 11. The bottle is not full .
- 12. The bottle is not full .
- 13. The baby woke up early .
- 14. The baby woke up early .
- 15. Look at the word carefully as it flashes on the screen and then we will spell it together.
- 16. early
- 17. warm
- 18. eyes
- 19. water
- 20. animals
- 21. full
- 22. You’re flying high! Way to go.