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What can we see at school?
3
7 What is a toy?
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2 What do we look like?
17
8 What can we see in a park?
101
3 What can our bodies do?
31
9 Where do we live?
115
4 What is a family?
45
Holiday Pages
129
5 What is a pet?
59
Stickers
137
6 Can healthy foods be delicious?
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What can we see at school?
Listen.
Say.
Sing.
teacher
boy
girl
school Key Vocabulary: teacher, boy, girl, school Tracks: 1 and 2
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Story
What is the story about?
Listen.
Point.
Say.
What Can You See?
sun
tree
Key Vocabulary: teacher, boy, girl, school, sun, tree
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Key Language: What can you see? Track: 3
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Story
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How does the story help us answer our Big Question?
Listen.
Point.
Say.
Key Vocabulary: teacher, boy, girl, school, sun, tree Key Language: What can you see? I can see a (girl).
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Track: 3
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Literacy
Where does the story take place?
Look.
Say.
Color.
Key Language: Where does the story take place? In a ...
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Values
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Is it important to keep our classroom clean?
Look.
Color.
Talk.
Key Vocabulary: children, cleaning Key Language: Keep our classroom clean.
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Vocabulary
What can we see in our classroom?
Listen.
Say.
Trace.
book
chair
crayon
table
Key Vocabulary: book, chair, crayon, table
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Key Language: Is it a chair? Yes. / No. Track: 4
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Language
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What is it? Is it a book?
Look.
Stick.
Listen.
Key Vocabulary: book, chair, crayon, table Key Language: Is it a (book)? Yes, it is. No, it isn’t. What is it? It’s a (book).
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Track: 4
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Concept
Is the classroom door open or closed?
Look.
Match.
Say.
Key Vocabulary: open, closed
10
Key Language: The (door) is open / closed.
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Vocabulary
1
Who helps you before school?
Listen.
Point.
Color. Dad
Leo
Mom
Mia Tickles
Key Vocabulary: Dad, Mom, Mia, Leo, Tickles Track: 5
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Language
What’s your name?
Glue.
Say.
Leo
Mia
Key Language: What’s your name? My name is ... What’s his / her name? His / her name is ...
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