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Features:
Long Vowel Sounds
Four 16-page stories
Highlighted key sounds for emphasis
Before You Read:
Review associated units from
Sounds Great 3
student book.
Introduce the new text:
Dave the Cop, Mike and His Mom, The Mole’s Hole,
or
Mike’s Mule.
Look at the title page and read the title together.
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Look at the picture on the title page. Does it give the children any clues
about the story?
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Look at the picture on page 2.
Do you think the woman is going to help the
mule? Why do you think that?
While You Read:
Have students read the story quietly.
Give them something specific to focus on. For example:
Read the story to find
out about the things the mole and Cole find.
If necessary, assist the children with the first one or two pages, and then
encourage them to read on their own.
Help students as needed.
After You Read:
Ask questions about what students have read.
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Mike and his mom see many things. Can you tell me more about them?
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Would you like to ride your bike where Mike and his mom do?
Discuss
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Do you know any other stories about riding bikes?
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Can you imagine anything else Mike and him mom could have seen?
Review the letter sounds associated with the units covered (-ake, -ape, -ave,
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ame, -ane, -ate/-ike, -ime, -ine, -ite, -ide, -ipe, -ire, -ive/-obe, -one, -ose, -ote,
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oke, -ole, -ope, -ore/-ube, -une, -use, -ule, -ure, -ute).
Ask students to help you make a list of other words with the same long vowel
sounds highlighted in the story.
How to Use This Book