Interactive Guide Grade Kindergarten

9 Little Stories for Little Folks

(Sample Booklet from Week 29: Level 1, Book 15)

Mom sent Pat to see the mess in his room. Pat went in. A bat is under the bed, and a ball is on his rug. Ann’s little bottle is under the rug with dirt on it. “See under the bed, Pat,” says Mom. “See the fuzzy dust? It is dusty under the bed.” Mom asks Pat, “Can you get the mop and do the job well? After the mess is up, you can have a pop.” “Mom, see the room! It is a lot better. It is not dusty and dirty and messy.” “I can tell that you did a good job, Pat,” says Mom. “This room is spotless.”

15 Messy Room

NEW WORDS AND SOUNDS

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Pat grins. “I can do a good job. I can get this stuff and put it up. I will mop the dirt and get the dust. I want to do a better job.” Pat wants to f ix the mess himself. It is his room and his job. This is not Mom’s job. Pat is happy that he did his best job.

Fold each 8.5” x 11” sheet into a booklet. Bite-size stories for children’s little hands!

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