Chapter III: Part ONE: Second Year

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SECOND YEAR

moon
soon
noon
spoon
boon

did
hid
bid
lid
kid

star
far
bar
car
tar

you
were
was
too

Did you see the sky last night?

The moon was bright.

The stars were shining too.

find
kind
bind
be hind
mind

fine
dine
line
mine
shine

cross
toss
boss
loss
moss

her
chil dren

The moon is the mother.

The stars are her children.

REVIEW OF SIGHT WORDS

children
you
were
was
too
her

REVIEW OF PHONETIC WORDS

(1) moon
(2) find
(3) hid
(4) cross
(5) dine
(6) noon
(7) far

(1) did
(2) loss
(3) shine
(4) kind
(5) bar
(6) pine
(7) lid

(1) star
(2) fine
(3) soon
(4) boss
(5) bid
(6) bind
(7) nine

tell
well
bell
fell
spell

loud
cloud
proud

must
just
dust
rust
crust

would
not

STARS AND DAISIES

One night the little stars were cross.

They would not shine.

They hid behind a cloud.

born
corn
horn
morn

grass
pass
class
glass

how
cow
now
bow

down
town
gown
clown
brown
crown
drown

get
let
yet
met
net
pet
wet

saw
paw
jaw
law
raw
straw
draw

Where
said
shin ing
do

“Where are my baby stars?” said the moon.

“Why are they not shining?”

“Tell me why they do not shine,” she said.

want
large
go ing

We do not want to shine.

Let the large stars shine.

We are going to sleep.

no
go
earth
la zy
here

You were born to shine.

I will have no lazy stars here.

You must go to the earth.

REVIEW OF SIGHT WORDS

do
going
earth
too
said

want
here
would
why
children

large
not
lazy
where
were

REVIEW OF PHONETIC WORDS

(1) down
(2) loud
(3) drown
(4) corn
(5) how
(6) loss

(1) get
(2) soon
(3) just
(4) shine
(5) born
(6) now

(1) crust
(2) behind
(3) spell
(4) car
(5) did
(6) draw

their
lost
most
them

The lazy stars shook with fear.

Most of them lost their hold.

Down they fell to the earth.

shone
stone
bone
tone

good
stood
wood
hood

love
above
dove
shove

on
been
wish
lie
there

The little stars had to lie on the cold grass.

All night they had to lie there.

They wished they had been good.

done
an y
for

Did any one see the stars?

Father Sun saw them.

“What can be done for them?” he said.

cov er
die
if

“How cold the stars look.

They will die,” said the sun.

“Not if we cover them with snow,” said the clouds.

rose
those
nose
hose
pose

sent
went
bent
tent
dent

came
name
game
same
lame

win ter

All winter the stars were covered with snow.

The stars above shone down on them.

But they did not wake.

rain
gain
pain
grain
chain
train
plain

rock
cock
block
lock
knock
clock
sock

eat
heat
beat
meat
neat
seat
cheat

his
dai sy
time
dai sies

At last the spring came.

The sun sent his rays down to the earth.

It is time for the stars to wake.

o pen
eyes
smile

The stars opened their sleepy eyes.

They looked up at the sun.

He smiled at them.

They were not cross now.

these
live
now

These stars now live on the earth.

They shine all day long.

Children call them daisies.

REVIEW OF SIGHT WORDS

cover
their
die
lost
wish
been
done
for
his

March winds rock the trees. March
April brings the rain. April
May brings the birds back. May
June brings roses. June
July brings heat. July

REVIEW OF PHONETIC WORDS

(1) soon
(2) hid
(3) far
(4) sell
(5) kind
(6) shine
(7) loss

(1) brown
(2) get
(3) horn
(4) just
(5) class
(6) stone
(7) straw

deer
peer
cheer
queer
steer

hark
dark
bark
mark
park

gift
swift
lift
drift
sift

San ta Claus
as
rein deer
com ing

Hark! I hear bells.

Santa Claus is coming.

His reindeer are as swift as light.

ought
bought
brought
thought
sought

big
dig
fig
pig
twig

bag
flag
drag
rag
tag

us
man y

Santa Claus came last night.

We were all asleep.

He brought us many gifts.

does
what
car ry
him
our
ver y

We did not see him.

How does Santa carry our gifts?

He has a big bag.

What a very big bag it is!

As bright as day.
As swift as a deer.
As old as the hills.
As good as gold.
As red as a rose.
As dark as night.

cra dle
cook y
box
can dy
of

Santa brought Nell a doll cradle.

He brought Ned a box of candy.

He brought baby sister a cooky.

kit ten
milk
some
don’t

He brought the kitten some milk.

He brought the dog a bone.

Don’t you love Santa?

REVIEW OF SIGHT WORDS

done
time
smile
now
Santa Claus
many
carry
candy
said
do

his
open
these
March
June
of
does
our
cooky
milk

eyes
if
live
April
July
reindeer
us
cradle
box
some

don’t
were
children
you
too
would
was
her
where

head
spread
dead
lead
read
bread
thread

ice
nice
slice
mice
rice
price
spice

air
hair
fair
pair
chair
lair
stair

to day
today
do not
don’t

Cloud, cloud, don’t stay today,
But spread your wings and fly away.

A glass of milk and a slice of bread,
And then good-night, we must so to bed.

barn
popped
kit ty

Some mice sat in the barn to spin,
Kitty came by and popped her head in.

feed
deed
need
seed
weed
reed
speed

gave
shave
save
brave
cave
wave
pave

pick
quick
Dick
kick
lick
sick
tick

bar ber

Barber, barber, shave a pig.
How many hairs will make a wig?

words
like
gar den
full

A man of words and not of deeds
Is like a garden full of weeds.

REVIEW OF SIGHT WORDS

been
two
father
five
baby
nine
any
many

their
ten
three
brother
six
mother
cover
little

one
eight
dog
four
sister
seven
large
done

you will
you’ll
luck

See a pin and pick it up,
All the day you’ll have good luck.

out
about
pout
stout
spout
shout
scout
trout

broke
smoke
spoke
joke
poke
yoke
choke
woke

pail
sail
wail
tail
bail
fail
nail
mail

wa ter
tum bling
aft er

Jack and Jill went up the hill
To get a pail of water.
Jack fell down and broke his crown,
And Jill came tumbling after.

luck
duck
cluck
tuck
stuck
suck

owl
fowl
growl
howl
prowl

cried
dried
fried
died
lied
tied

A little boy went into a barn
And lay down on some hay.
An owl came out and flew about,
And the little boy ran away.

REVIEW OF PHONETIC WORDS

(1) nice
(2) gave
(3) chair
(4) feed
(5) quick
(6) cried

(1) bread
(2) duck
(3) broke
(4) pail
(5) brave
(6) owl

(1) howl
(2) about
(3) sail
(4) spoke
(5) stick
(6) tied

once
so

Once I saw a little bird
Come, hop, hop, hop;
So I cried, “Little bird,
Will you stop, stop, stop?”

lies
flies
cries
skies
dries
tries
ties

cool
school
fool
pool
spool
tool
stool

ate
late
gate
mate
hate
plate
Kate

there is
there’s
points
room

There’s a neat little clock,
In the schoolroom it stands,
And it points to the time
With its two little hands.

REVIEW OF SIGHT WORDS

100

where
kitty
words
like
garden
once

101

after
full
water
barn
done
now

102

candy
don’t
was
were
us
you

103

rise
nev er
wise

Cocks crow in the morn
To tell us to rise,
And he who lies late
Will never be wise.

104

ant
can’t
pant
lost
cost
frost
cap
lap
map

105

rap
nap
trap
rap ping
nap ping
trap ping
rapped
napped
trapped

106

Bo-peep
they will
they’ll
leave
home
can not
can’t

107

Little Bo-peep has lost her sheep,
And can’t tell where to find them;
Leave them alone and they’ll come home,
And bring their tails behind them.

108

hive
live
drive
five
alive
dive

109

ten
then
hen
den
pen
men

110

kite
bite
site
white
write
quite

111

fish
caught
a gain

One, two, three, four, five,
I caught a fish alive.

Six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
I let it go again.

112

feet
meet
beet
sweet
sheet
fleet

113

found
round
a round
bound
ground
sound

114

hide
ride
side
wide
tide
glide

115

sup per
time
egg

SUPPER TIME

A cup of milk,
White bread,
An egg,
A cooky,
All for good girls and boys.

116

on ly
shop ping
dime

SHOPPING

I went shopping today.

Mother took me.

We had a ride in the cars.

Then we came to the shops.

117

I looked along the street.

I saw a candy shop.

We went in.

I had only a dime.

I bought a box of candy.

I told the man not to wrap it.

118

pen cil
teach er
desk
les son

119

AT SCHOOL

Be on time.

Have a pencil.

Keep your desk neat.

Know your lesson.

Mind your teacher.

Never pout.

Smile and smile.

120

not
lot
blot
cot
dot
got
hot

121

am
swam
dam
ham
jam
clam
slam

122

seen
green
queen
hang
sang
rang

SOME SIGHT WORDS

123

a go
door
goes
put
son

124

aim
do ing
leg
rob in
use

125

both
foot
on
rub
once

REVIEW OF SIGHT WORDS

126

rise
never
wise
Bo-peep
leave
home

127

cannot
fish
caught
again
supper
egg

128

only
dime
shopping
pencil
desk
teacher

129

lesson
ago
door
goes
put
son
any

130

aim
doing
their
leg
robin
use
does

131

both
foot
once
would
there
rub
very

INITIAL WORDS OF PHONETIC SERIES

132

sun
be
day
band
by
bold
best
all
pin
ear
low
bit
bill
ring

133

bad
book
bat
wade
fan
song
up
peep
bed
might
fast
hop
bake
blew

134

Jack
moon
did
star
find
fine
cross
tell
loud
must
born
grass
how
down

135

get
saw
shone
good
love
rose
sent
came
rain
rock
eat
deer
hark
gift
ought

136

big
bag
head
ice
air
feed
gave
pick
out
broke
pail
luck
owl
cried
lies

137

cool
ate
ant
lost
cap
hive
ten
kite
feet
found
hide
not
am
seen
hang

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SIGHT WORDS

after
again
ago
aim
any
April
are
as
baby
barber
barn
been
birds
Bo-peep
both
box
boy
brother
candy
cannot
can’t
carry
caught
children
come
coming
cooky
cover
cradle
daisies
daisy
desk
die
dime
do
does
dog
doing
doll
done
don’t
door
earth
egg
eight
eyes
father
fish
five
foot
for
four
from
full
garden
girl
go
goes
going
has
her
here
him
his
home
if
into
is
July
June
Kitten
kitty
large
lazy
leave
leg
lesson
lie
like
little
live
lost
many
March
May
milk
most
mother
never
nine
no
not
of
on
once
one
only
open
our
pencil
point
popped
put
reindeer
rise
robin
room
rub
said
Santa Claus
seven
shining
sister
six
smile
so
some
son
supper
teacher
ten
their
them
there
these
they
three
time
to
too
tumbling
two
upon
us
use
very
want
was
water
were
what
where
who
wind
winter
wise
wish
with
words
would
yes
you

PHONIC SERIES

see
be
bee
me
he
she
the
we
tree
three
flee
knee
free
glee

fly
sky
by
my
try
why
cry
dry
buy
spry
fry
shy
spy

old
hold
cold
bold
fold
gold
mold
sold
told

nest
best
west
rest
chest
pest
test
vest

say
day
may
gay
hay
lay
play
clay
pay
ray
pray
gray
tray
way
sway
stay

all
fall
hall
call
tall
stall
ball
wall
small

flew
blew
few
hew
dew
new
knew
pew

grow
blow
snow
low
flow
slow
bow
tow
mow
sow
show
know
row
crow
throw
glow

get
let
yet
met
net
bet
pet
set
wet
fret

ill
will
till
fill
bill
hill
mill
kill
pill
spill
sill
still
drill
skill
gill
chill

sing
wing
ring
cling
fling
sling
bring
spring
string
king
thing
sting
swing

made
shade
spade
fade
wade
trade
grade
blade

glad
had
bad
lad
mad
sad

an
can
ran
man
fan
pan
span
tan
than
plan

look
took
cook
book
hook
nook
brook
shook

back
crack
Jack
pack
lack
black
rack
track
sack
tack

found
bound
round
ground
mound
pound
sound

tell
well
fell
bell
swell
cell
sell
spell
shell
smell
dwell

night
might
right
bright
fight
slight
flight
sight
tight
light

last
fast
past
blast
cast
mast

hide
side
ride
bride
pride
wide
tide
glide
slide

at
hat
cat
bat
fat
that
mat
pat
rat
sat
flat

long
song
gong
wrong
strong

feet
meet
beet
sweet
greet
fleet
sheet
street
sleet

kite
white
write
bite
quite

wake
make
bake
cake
lake
rake
sake
take
stake
shake
flake

ear
near
hear
dear
fear
rear
tear
year
clear

feed
need
deed
heed
seed
weed
reed
bleed
speed

rain
plain
grain
brain
gain
lain
slain
pain
main
vain
chain
train
strain
drain
stain
Spain
sprain

soon
moon
noon
spoon

and
land
sand
band
stand
grand
brand
hand

must
just
crust
dust
rust
trust

saw
paw
caw
jaw
law
raw
straw
claw
draw
gnaw
thaw

star
far
bar
car
mar
tar
jar
scar

bed
red
Fred
led
fled
sled
Ned
fed
wed
shed

did
hid
bid
kid
lid
rid

top
stop
drop
hop
mop
pop
crop
prop
shop
chop

morn
horn
corn
born
thorn

up
cup

sun
fun
run
bun
gun
nun

blue
due
glue
cue

peep
deep
keep
weep
sweep
steep
creep
sheep
sleep

it
sit
bit
fit
hit
wit
pit
quit

head
dead
lead
read
bread
tread
spread
thread

air
fair
hair
pair
chair
stair

went
sent
bent
dent
cent
rent
tent
spent

came
name
game
dame
fame
flame
same
tame
lame
blame
frame
shame

in
din
fin
sin
tin
win
pin
chin
spin
skin
grin
thin

down
town
gown
brown
crown
drown
frown

shone
stone
bone
cone
drone
tone

big
dig
fig
pig
rig
twig

seen
green
queen
screen
keen

him
dim
brim
trim
swim
skim
slim

over
clover
Rover

eat
beat
heat
meat
neat
seat
cheat
treat
wheat

hang
sang
gang
rang

rap
clap
gap
cap
lap
map
nap
sap
strap
slap
snap
trap
wrap

am
swam
dam
ham
jam
clam
slam

ought
thought
brought
bought
fought
sought

cool
fool
spool
pool
tool
stool
school

rock
cock
block
frock
flock
lock
mock
knock
stock
shock
clock
sock

not
lot
blot
cot
dot
got
hot
knot
pot
plot
shot
spot
tot
trot

hark
dark
spark
bark
mark
park
lark

hive
live
dive
five
alive
drive

find
kind
bind
hind
mind
wind
grind
blind

rose
those
nose
hose
pose
close

quick
tick
Dick
kick
lick
pick
sick
stick
brick
trick
thick
slick

then
hen
den
men
pen
ten
when

deer
peer
cheer
queer
steer

ice
mice
nice
price
rice
slice
spice
twice
vice

ail
sail
snail
nail
bail
fail
hail
jail
mail
pail
rail
trail
tail

ate
gate
Kate
late
date
grate
hate
mate
plate
rate
state
skate
slate

ant
can’t
grant
pant
slant

cried
died
dried
fried
lied
tried
tied

out
about
pout
stout
spout
shout
scout
trout

flies
skies
dries
lies
tries
cries

cash
dash
flash
clash
hash
lash
mash
sash
rash
trash

love
dove
glove
shove

fine
pine
dine
line
mine
nine
wine
vine
shine
whine
twine

grass
pass
mass
glass
lass
class
brass

moss
toss
boss
cross
loss

100

how
bow
cow
now
brow
plow
mow

113

gave
save
brave
cave
pave
shave
slave
wave
grave
knave

123

good
stood
hood
wood

124

spoke
broke
joke
poke
smoke
choke
yoke
woke

128

owl
growl
fowl
howl
prowl

145

aid
maid
paid
laid
braid

167

brag
flag
drag
stag
bag
rag
tag

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