The document contains several short rhyming poems using repetitive rhyming words and patterns. It also includes definitions and examples of adjectives, hobbits from Tolkien's work, and instructions for an adjective worksheet with examples. The poems demonstrate rhyming words and patterns about animals and actions while the prose provides definitions and examples of adjectives and their purpose in language.

3. Review:
Rhyming words

6. UP PUP Pup is up.
CUP PUP Pup in cup.
PUP CUP Cup on pup

7. PAT PAT they call him Pat.
PAT SAT Pat sat on hat.
PAT CAT Pat sat on cat.
PAT BAT Pat sat on bat.
NO PAT NO Don’t sit on
that.

8. ALL TALL We all are tall.
ALL SMALL We all are
small.
ALL BALL We all play ball.
BALL WALL Up on a wall.
ALL FALL Fall off the wall.

9. THE
HOBBIT

10. hobbit – is a member of
an imaginary race similar
to humans, of small size
and with hairy feet, in
stories by J. R. R.
Tolkien.

18. Answer A.B page 48

19. ADJECTIVES
-are describing words

20. ADJECTIVES
-modify nouns
and pronouns.

21. The purpose of adjectives is to
answer questions about the noun.
-What kind of noun is it?
Which noun is it?
How many are there?

22. Sleepwalker

23. hungry

24. hurry

30. Directions: Circle the adjectives in each sentence
and then find them in the word search.
My hair is very long.
I love blue ice pops.

31. The pickle taste sour.
Our carpet is large.
Where is the red crayon?

32. Answer the worksheet
(adjectives)