Hh

Sharon Coan
 My H Words
Consultants Publishing Credits
Ashley Bishop, Ed.D. Dona Herweck Rice, Editor-in-Chief
Sue Bishop, M.S.Ed. Robin Erickson, Production Director
Lee Aucoin, Creative Director
Sharon Coan, Project Manager
Jamey Acosta, Editor
Rachelle Cracchiolo, M.A.Ed., Publisher

Image Credits
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 I see a hat. I see a helicopter.
 I see a hand. I see a house.
 I see a horse. I see a hose.
 I see a heart. I see a hanger.
 Glossary

hammer hand hanger

hat heart helicopter

horse hose hou se

Sight Words
I see a hammer. I see a
 Activities
• Read the book aloud to your child, pointing to the h
words as you read them. After reading each page, ask,
“What do you see?”
• Have your child help you water your lawn or some plants
with a hose. Remind him or her that the word hose
begins with the letter h.
• Talk with your child about things he or she can do to
have a healthy heart. Discuss the importance of regular
exercise and healthy food.
• Go for a drive through the neighborhood and have your
child count how many houses of a certain color he or she
sees.
• Help your child think of a personally valuable word to
represent the letter h, such as hug.
 Let’s find some words that
start with the letter h.
There is a horse, a hat,
and even a house!
What other h words
can you find?

Hh
TCM 13551