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Building Blocks for Reading

Activity Book



Building Blocks for Reading

Activity Book


Children learning to read a second language often encounter problems because they do not have the pre-reading skills needed to be successful. This book has been written to prepare students and guide them into becoming readers at an early stage. The use of spelling patterns will help students become familiarized with words that they will use in their grade level textbooks. All students can learn! It is just a matter of providing them with the tools they need. We welcome our children to this reading series.

Author

Juan J. Rodríguez-González Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction Pennsylvania State University

Cover, Diagraming and Design

Graphics Department of Editorial Panamericana, Inc. Copyright © 2011 revised edition Editorial Panamericana Inc. Reprint 2015 P.O. Box 25189 San Juan, Puerto Rico 00928 Tel: 787-277-7988 Fax: 787-277-7240 info@editorialpanamericana.com www.editorialpanamericana.com Produced in San Juan, Puerto Rico ISBN: 978-1-61725-031-6 Partial or total reproduction of this book is prohibited without the written consent of the Editorial.


Table of Contents The Alphabet

4

Tim and Jill

12

Dad

27

Fred

41

A Visit to Fred

54

The Duck and the Ducklings

65

Let’s Ride a Bike

79

Fred’s Mom

88

At Home

100

It’s Time to Eat

109

A Rainy Day

117

The Next Day

121


A

a

B

A is for apple

C

4

b B is for bee

c C is for car

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D D is for doughnut

d


E

e

F

E is for elephant

G

F is for fish

g G is for goat

f

H

h H is for heart

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I

i

J

I is for ice cream

K

6

J is for jellyfish

k K is for kiwi

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j

L

l L is for lemon


M

m

N

M is for moon

O

N is for nine

o O is for owl

n

P

p P is for parrot

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Q

q

R

Q is for queen

S

8

r R is for radish

s

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T T is for tree

t


U

u

U is for umbrella

W W is for whale

V

v

V is for vegetables

w

X

X is for xylophone Building Blocks for Reading

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Y

y Y is for yo-yo

Z

z Z is for zebra

Trace the letters and write your name.

My name is 10

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The alphabet

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz Building Blocks for Reading

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Draw a line from the picture to the word. Follow the example.

twins fish milk six 12

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Organize the words into sentences. Write the sentences in the lines provided. Follow the example.

Tim

.

milk

Tim drinks milk. drinks

is

Tim

sitting

.

are

Jill

.

Tim

big

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Correct the following sentences. Write them in the lines provided.

1. Tim and jill are twins.

Tim and Jill are twins. 2. tim is sitting

3. Sing tim sing

4. tim has a fish

5. this fish is big

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Draw a line from the words to the picture.

big fish

twin fish

singing fish

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Look at the picture and read sentences. Underline the correct sentence.

Jill is drinking milk. Jill is singing. Tim is fishing. Tim is drinking milk. Tim is sitting. Tim is singing. Tim is sitting. Tim is fishing. 16

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Cut out the fish. Paste the fish in the right fish tank.

Vowels

Consonants

U

M

S I

W

O

X B

E

A

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Write the word below the pictures. Color the pictures.

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Put a circle around the words that your teacher reads. Follow the example.

1. This is Tim . 2. He is six.

3. Tim is drinking milk.

4. Jill is with Tim.

5. Tim has a fish. 20

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Let’s practice reading words with the i + c pattern:

ib

id

ig

bib fib rib

did kid hid

big pig zig

im

in

ip

dim him Jim

pin tin win

lip rip tip

is

it

ix

is his sis

fit hit sit

fix mix six

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Let’s practice reading words with the i + c (plus other consonants) pattern:

ick kick lick pick

ill iff miff riff tiff

22

iss hiss kiss miss

ish

ing ding ping ring

bill fill hill

ink mink pink rink

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dish fish kish

itch itch ditch hitch


Let’s practice reading words with the i + c pattern:

bl

cl

fl

blip bliss

cliff clip

flip flick

gl

sl

br

glib glitch

slip sling

brim brick

cr

dr

fr

crib crip

drip drill

frill fritt

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Let’s practice reading words with the i + c pattern:

24

gr

pr

grid grin grip

prig prim prick

tr

sk

trip trim trill

skid skip skin

sp

st

spin spim spit

stick still sting

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Let’s practice reading words with the i + c (plus other consonants) pattern:

sw

sn

tw

sp

str

spr

squ shrill shrink

thr squib squid

ilt

ift gift lift

split splint

strip string

sprig spring

shr

snip sniff

twig twin

swing swim

thrill thrift

ilk built jilt

milk silk Building Blocks for Reading

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Let’s practice reading words with the i + c (plus other consonants) pattern:

26

imp

inch

dimp limp chimp wimp

cinch finch pinch winch

int

isk

dint hint mint tint

disk risk wisk whisk

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What do you see? Write the words in the spaces provided.

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Organize the words into sentences. Write the sentences in the lines provided.

Jack

.

a big bat

with

28

a cap has

It’s

.

is

.

Tim

dad

his

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Practice reading the following groups of words. Copy them in the spaces provided.

a fat cat

a man with a pan

a cat on a mat

a rat in a can

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In the spaces provided, add a consonant at the beginning to make up new words or nonsense words.

at ad an ap ab ack 30

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at ad an ap ab ack


EXTRA Reading practice, read the story.

A big fat cat sat on a mat.

A big fat cat is taking a nap.

A big fat cat has a black rat.

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Write five times the two words that make up the word it’s.

it’s it’s it’s it’s it’s 32

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Who does it belong to? Write each sentence twice.

This is Jill’s hat.

This is Jill’s cat.

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Practice reading and writing new words.

crab cab ham jam fan 34

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What is missing in the statements below? Please correct them.

1. This is jack 2. Jack is my dad 3. It s a red cap. 4. it s a big bat. 5. This is Jill s cat. 6. This is jill s hat. 7. What is that Building Blocks for Reading

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Let’s practice reading words with the a + c pattern:

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ab

ad

ag

cab lab nab tab

bad dad had sad

bag gag rag tag

al

am

at

gal pal Cal Sal

ham jam ram Pam

bat fat mat sat

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Let’s practice reading words with the a + c (plus other consonants) pattern:

as

ap

an

as has gas

cap map nap

fan man pan

ack

ang

ank

back pack sack

bang hang rang

bank hank rank

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Let’s practice reading words with the a + c (plus other consonants) pattern:

38

ash

atch

ath

cash dash mash

catch hatch match

bath math path

cha

th

sh

chap chat Chad

than that thank

shack shad shag

bl

cl

sl

blab black blank

clam clap class

slam slap slack

br

cr

dr

brag brat brass

crab crack crash

drab drag drank

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Let’s practice reading words with the a + c pattern:

ash

atch

ath

cash dash mash

catch hatch match

bath math path

cha

th

sh

chap chat Chad

than that thank

shack shad shag

bl

cl

sl

blab black blank

clam clap class

slam slap slack

br

cr

dr

brag brat brass

crab crack crash

drab drag drank Building Blocks for Reading

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Let’s practice reading words with the a + c (plus other consonants) pattern:

act

aft

amp

fact pact tact

raft shaft craft

camp lamp champ

and

ant

ask

hand sand brand

pant chant grant

cask mask task

ast fast last past

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Write the word for each picture.

ten bell desk foot bench Building Blocks for Reading

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Read and color.

I fell and hit my leg.

Fred fell and hit his leg. Fred hit his leg with the bench. 42

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Organize the words into sentences. Write the sentences in the lines provided.

The

rings

.

bell

is

It

three

.

bell

when

.

the

I fell

rang Building Blocks for Reading

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Let’s read.

rang bell rang the bell rang when the bell rang fell when the bell rang I fell when the bell rang.

leg my leg hit my leg and hit my leg fell and hit my leg I fell and hit my leg.

bench the bench with the bench leg with the bench my leg with the bench hit my leg with the bench I hit my leg with the bench. 44

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Let’s make a word list. You can make up nonsense words, too.

ess

ell

ench

dress

tell

wrench

press

fell

ench

less

ell

ench

mess

ell

ench

bless

ell

ench

ess

ell

ench

ess

ell

ench

ess

ell

ench Building Blocks for Reading

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Who is next to Fred? Complete each sentence.

is next to Fred.

is next to Fred.

is next to Fred.

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Draw a picture of yourself and complete the statement.

Hello, my name is Fred. What is your name?

Hello! My

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Color the flower and write five new words that you learned in the lines.

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Match the pictures with the sentences. Follow the example.

The cat fell into the pond.

The cat is on a mat.

The cat is in the box.

The cat is fat.

The cat has a bat. Building Blocks for Reading

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Let’s practice reading words with the e + c (plus other consonants) pattern:

50

eb

ed

eg

web peb

led red

beg leg

em

en

ep

gem hem

men pen

pep yep

et

es

eck

net pet

yes

deck neck

ell

ess

etch

tell yell

less mess

fetch ketch

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