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CVC PASSAGE
Rap the rat
Rap is a fat rat. He is hot! He can see
a dam. Rap can get in the dam.
1. What is Rap?
A. a fat rat
B. a fat cat
C. a fat bat

2. Is he hot?
A. yes
B. no

3. What can he see?


A. a man
B. a dot
C. a dam

4. What can Rap do?


A. get a pan
B. get idam
C. sit in a pot
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Zac the Yak

Zac is a yak. He is big! It is hot in the sun, so Zac


got a hat. His hat is red.
1. What is Zac?
A. a yak
B. a cat
C. a yam

2. What is Zac?
A. big
B. sad
C. bad

3. Why did he get a hat?


A. he is big
B. it is hot
C. he is sad

4. Is his hat red?


A. yes
B. no
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Tam the Fox

Tam is a fox. She is in a den. Tam has fox cubs in


the den.
1. What is Tam?
A. a fig
B. a box
C. a fox

2. Where is Tam?
A. in a box
B. in a den
C. in a cab

3. What is in the den?


A. cubs
B. cups
C. cobs

4. Is Tam in a box?
A. yes
B. no
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Dan’s Nap
Dan is in the bed.
His mom will hug him.
Dan will have a nap.

1. What is the boy’s name?


A. Don
B. Dom
C. Dan

2. Where is Dan?
A. in bed
B. in a pit
C. in a pen

3. What did he get?


A. a bug
B. a mug
C. a hug

4. What will Dan have?


A. a nap
B. a net
C. a pin
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Pat the Pirate


Pat has a big hat. She has a map.
The map has a red x on it.

1. Who is the girl?


A. Peg
B. Pat
C. Pam

2. What is big?
A. the hat
B. the cat
C. the ham

3. What does Pat have?


A. a map
B. a big rat
C. a mat

4. What is on the map?


A. a red x
B. a red bat
C. a red dot
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Dax at the Dam


Dax is at the dam. His dog is at the dam, too.
Dax has a rod. He will get a fish.

1. Where is Dax?
A. in a pit
B. at the dam
C. in bed

2. What is with Dax?


A. his dog
B. his hog
C. his cat

3. What does Dax have?


A. a rod
B. a net
C. a rag

4. What will he get?


A. a fish
B. a fan
C. a dam
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Bip the Bug


Bip is a bug. His dad is a big bug.
Bip and his dad sit on a log.
Bugs like to sit in the sun!

1. What is Bip?
A. a bug
B. a bag
C. a bud

2. What is his dad?


A. a big bug
B. a big dog
C. a big log

3. What did the bugs do?


A. hid in a cap
B. sat on a log
C. had a nap

4 Where do bugs like to sit?


A. in a bag
B. in the sun
C. in a pot
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Pam and Kit


Pam has a pet cat. The pet cat is Kit.
Pam and Kit sit on the bed. Kit is on Pam’s lap.
It is fun to pat a cat.

1. What does Pam have?


A. a pet rat
B. a pet cat
C. a pet bug

2. What is the cat’s name?


A. Pam
B. Kit
C. Cat

3. What is it fun to do?


A. pat a rat
B. pat a cat
C. pat a cot

4. Where do Pam and Kit sit?


A. on the bed
B. on the bus
C. on the rug
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Mop in the Mud


Mop is a pig. He is in the mud. Mop is wet. He has
a lot of mud on his legs.
1. What is Mop?
A. a pig
B. a pit
C. a pot

2. Where is Mop?
A. in the mud
B. in a pen
C. on a mat

3. Where is the mud?


A. on his legs
B. on a rat
C. on a hen

4. Is Mop wet?
A. yes
B. no
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Sad Sid
Sid is a sad lad. He has not got a pet.
He can get a pet pig when he is ten.

1. What is Sid?
A. a sad lad
B. a sad bat
C. a bad pig

2. What does he not have?


A. a pet
B. a pot
C. a pit

3. When can he get a pet?


A. when he is six
B. when he is ten
C. when he is fat

4. What pet will he get?


A. a dog
B. a cat
C. a pig
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Kip the Kid


Kip is a kid. He can run.
He can hop on a log.
Kip has a lot of fun!
1. What is Kip?
A. a kid
B. a dog
C. a pig

2. What can Kip do?


A. run and hop
B. bat and run
C. hop and rap

3. Where can Kip hop?


A. on a bus
B. on a bin
C. on a log

4. What does Kip have?


A. a lot of fun
B. a lot of jam
C. a lot of hats
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Sam and Mac


Sam has a cat. We call the cat “Mac.” Sam has a cap.
A cap is a hat. Mac the Cat has a cap! Mac the Cat ran a lap!
Mac has a mat for cats. Mac has a nap on the mat.
Sam pats Mac. Sam has ham. Mac has jam. Sam and Mac like
jam and ham.

Questions:
1. What is a cap?
a. a mat
b. a hat
c. a ham

2. Mac the Cat has a _________!


a. Sam
b. lap
c. cap

3. Mac has a nap on the _________!


a. mat
b. jam
c. pats

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Big Bill
The big man sits in his big rig. The big man is Big Bill.
Big Bill will dig. Big Bill will pick. Is it time to pick and
dig? It is. It is six. What can Big Bill pick? Big Bill can
pick a fat fig. Did Big Bill pick a fat fig? He did.
What can Big Bill dig? Big Bill can dig a fat yam.
Did Big Bill dig a fat yam? He did.

Questions:

1. What does the big man sit in?


a. a fig
b. a yam
c. a rig

2. What does Big Bill pick?


a. a fig
b. a yam
c. a rig

3. Big Bill can dig a _________.


a. big rig
b. at yam
c. fat fig
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Fox, Ox, and Hog

Bob and Rob are pals. Bob is an ox and Rob is a


fox. Rob has a job for Bob. A big rock fell on top of
his sack. Can Bob help Rob tip a rock off of his
sack? Is it a job for an ox and a fox? Bob and Rob
can not tip the rock. Don the Hog pops in. Can
Don help Bob and Rob tip the rock? Yes Don can!
Don, Bob, and Rob tip the rock. It is a job for a hog,
an ox, and a fox.

Questions:
1. What is Rob?
a. an ox
b. a pig
c. a fox

2. What is on top of the sack?


a. a big rock
b. a fox and an ox
c. a big job

3. At the end, Bob, Rob, and Don _________.


a. pop up
b. tip the rock
c. fell on the sack
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Deb the Vet

Deb is a vet. Deb helps pets. She helps pets to get


well. Meg has a big red dog. Rex the dog has a
bad leg. Deb can help Rex. Nick has a pet fox.
Wes is his pet fox. Nick can tell his pet is not well.
Deb will help Wes get well. Pam has ten pigs. Six
pigs are sick. Deb met the six sick pigs.
She will help the pigs get well.

Questions:
1. Who is the fox?
a. Nick
b. Meg
c. Wes

2. How many pigs are sick?


a. two
b. six
c. ten

3. Rex the dog has a _________.


a. bad leg
b. sick pig
c. bad neck
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SIGHT WORDS
Pre - kindergarten
a find is not
and for it one
away funny jump play
big gi little red
blue help look run
can here make said
come i me see
down in my the

KINDERGARTEN
all do no she
am eat now so
are four on soon
at get our that
ate good out there
be have please they
black he pretty this
brown into ran too
but like ride under
came must saw want
did new say was
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FIRST GRADE
after fly how open
again from just over
an give know put
any going let round
as had live some
ask has may stop
by her of take
could him old thank
every his once Them

SECOND GRADE
always does made tell why
around don't many their wish
because fast off these work
been first or those would
before five pull upon write
best found read us your
both gave right use
buy goes sing very
call green sit wash
cold its sleep which
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THIRD GRADE
about eight if only ten
better fall keep own today
bring far kind pick together
carry full laugh seven try
clean got light shall warm
cut grow long show ten
done hold much six
draw hot myself small
drink hurt never start

Nouns
apple children flower money sister
baby Christmas game morning snow
back coat garden mother song
ball corn girl name squirrel
bear cow goodbye nest stick
bed day grass night street
bell dog ground paper sun
bird doll hand party table
birthday door head picture thing
boat duck hill pig time
box egg home rabbit top
boy eye horse rain toy
bread farm house ring tree
brother farmer kitty robin watch
cake father leg Santa water
Claus
car feet letter school way
cat fire man seed Wind
chair fish men sheep Window
chicken floor milk shoe wood
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Long Vowels
Long a
Word families
a a_e
apron
cake

radio lake

alien rake

baby cape

tape

erase

gate
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ai ay
rain
bay

tail hay

nail ray

pain days

mail lay

paint say

quail today

sail
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Long vowels
long e
word families
ee ea ey
bee valley
tea

seed leaf key

jeep meat turkey

queen seal honey

feet eat monkey

beef sea money

see beak jersey


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Long Vowels
Long i
Word families
i i_e ight

pilot bike light

fight
tiny ice

iron kite right

five night

high
ie time

pie hide

tie
nine
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Long Vowels
Long o
Word families
o_e oa

bone oak

cone oats

hole boat

home coat

hose foam

nose loaf

rose goat
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ow oe

bow toe

row foe

mow hoe

pillow doe

yellow
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Long Vowels
Long u
Word families

u_e ew

cube dew

cute new

duke
u

June unicorn

mule

mute
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oo ue

room due

pool glue

moon blue

food

mood
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Consonant Blends
Consonant Blends

bl cl fl gl pl sl br
blends blends blends blends blends blends blends
black clam flat glad plan slam bracelet
blame clap flimsy glamour platter slap brag
blanket clarify flip glance play sled breeze
blast clay flit glasses please sleeve bridge
blatant clever floating glee plenty sleigh bright
bleach climb flop glide plug slipper brim
blouse close flower glitter plumber sliver broke
blow clothes fluffy global plywood slouch broom
blue cloudy flute glow plum slop brother
blunder cluster flutter glue plus slot brown

cr dr fr gr pr tr sc
blends blends blends blends blends blends blends
crab drag frog grab pray tractor scab
crayon dragon from grass practice trade scale
create draw free gratitude prankster traffic scandal
creature drawer freezer gray prefer train scar
credit dreaming friend greasy pretty travel scare
crib dress frighten great pretzel tray scoop
cricket dresser frosting grin pride treasure scooter
crow drop frozen grocery prim tree score
cry drowsy fruit grow prom trust scorpion
crew dry fry grueling promise try sculpture

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sk sm sn sp st sw tw
blends blends blends blends blends blends blends
skate small snake space stand swallow tweezers
skeleton smart snap special stage swan twelve
sketch smell sneaker speedy stair swarm twenty
ski smile sneeze spend star sweat twice
skillet smitten snip spinach step sweet twig
skin smog snit spit stocking swig twin
skinny smoking snob sport stop swim twinkle
skip smooth snore sponge storage swing twirl
sky smudge snow spot stud swollen twist
skunk smuggle snuggle spud stuffing swindle twitch

scr shr spl spr str


blends blends blends blends blends
scram shred splash sprain strangle
strap
scrap shrew splat sprawl
straw
scrape shrewd splatter spray stray
scratch shriek splay spread street
scream shrimp spleen spree stretch
strict
screech shrink splendid sprig
strip
screw shrivel splendor spring struggle
scribble shrub splinter sprinkle strut
scrub shrug split sprint
sprout

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Jake Has a Pet Snake


Jake has a pet snake. His snake’s name is Blake.Most pet
snakes are tame and safe. Blake is tame, too. Jake’s pal is
Kate. Kate hates snakes! “This is a big snake. Will it
escape?” Jake tells Kate it is safe. Kate asks, “What does
it eat?” Jake says it just eats little things. Kate is brave. She
taps on the glass. Blake the snake is awake! Kate and
Jake take off the lid. Kate looks at Jake.Blake makes a
funny hiss. That is Jake’s snake!
Questions:

1. What is the pet snake’s name?


A. Blake
B. Kate
C. Jake

2. What does the pet snake eat?


A. grass
B. nuts
C. little things

3. What does Kate do that is brave?


A. pet the snake
B. tap on the glass
C. get the snake out
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Dive into the Waves


If you get time, stand by the tide. Watch the gulls
dive in the waves.
Gulls dive to get clams. Gulls glide over waves.
Gulls spot clams and dive. Gulls can skim on top
of waves and dip in the tide to get a prize. Gulls
must dive to get fish, crabs, and clams. Gulls will
take live clams, rise, up and drop the clams.
Clams will hit rocks and crack. If gulls can crack a
clam, gulls can dine on the clams inside.
Questions:
Dive into the Waves
1. Why do gulls dive?
A. to swim
B. to get clams
C. to hit rocks

2. What did the gulls do with the clams?


A. drop them on the rocks
B. skim them on the waves
C. dip them in the tide

3. When can the gulls eat the clams?


A. The gulls can eat if the clams crack.
B. The gulls can eat if the clams dive.
C. The gulls can eat if there is a prize.
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I Like June
My name is Luke. I like June. It is hot in June. I like it
when it is hot. I can sit on the grass. I can swim in the lake.
I can play on a sand dune. I like June. I play with my
cute dog. His name is Duke. I think Duke likes June, too!
I like June. Mom, Dad, and I play in a band. My dad
plays the flute. My mom plays the lute. And I sing a
tune. I sing a tune to June. I like June. I like June a lot.
Questions:
1. What does Dad play in the band?
A. a lute
B. a drum
C. a flute

2. What is the dog’s name?


A. Duke
B. June
C. Luke

3. Why does Luke like June?


A. He can bike to the dune.
B. He can swim in the lake.
C. He can play in the mud.
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The Seal
It is time to feed Eve the seal. Eve eats fish for each meal.
She leaps up and leans. She gets a fish! Pete will teach
Eve. He will train Eve to leap and play. Each time she
does a feat, she gets a treat! Pete teaches Eve each
day. She leaps up. She smiles and flashes her teeth.Eve
is on the seal team. The seals act in a big show. Each
seal does at least three tricks. Then Pete feeds each
seal. Eve gets three treats! Eve is lean and clean. She
has to be seen! Eve is the lead seal. She is indeed the
queen. Kids like to see Eve steal the show!
Questions:
1. What does Pete train Eve to do?
A. to jump and smile
B. to leap and play
C. to throw and hop

2. How many tricks does each seal do?


A. at least three
B. at least five
C. at least nine

3. What happens after the seals do three tricks?


A. Eve flashes her teeth.
B. Eve needs to be cleaned.
C. Pete feeds the seals.
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No Noise Picnic
Joyce and Troy packed a lunch for a long afternoon
picnic in the backyard. They planned on spending time
away from the noise inside. Troy made some hard-
boiled eggs. He also joined nuts and dried fruit to make
a trail mix. Joyce made some sandwiches that they
could enjoy.Troy said, “We could wrap the sandwiches I
foil. That will help them not spoil in our knapsacks.”They
walked to the point they were looking for. It was a
place in the yard where they could avoid noise.“There
are no voices here, that’s for sure,” Troy shouted.

Questions:
1. Why did Joyce and Troy have a picnic?
A. They were hungry and wanted to eat.
B. They wanted to get away from the noise inside.
C. They wanted to sit in the sun.

2. What did Joyce and Troy take on the picnic?


A. eggs, nuts, and apples
B. nuts, dried fruit, and chips
C. eggs, trail mix, and sandwiches

3.Why did Troy wrap the sandwiches in foil?


A. to keep the sandwiches from spoiling
B. to keep the sandwiches clean
C. to keep the sandwiches warm
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Getting Healthy
All people should try to be healthy. Getting healthy
means doing things that are good for the body. One
thing that can be done to stay healthy is to eat better.
You should not flood your body with junk food and
snacks. Instead, eat vegetables and fruit. Eat home
cooked meals instead of eating out. Another thing that
can be done to stay healthy is exercise. Young people
in this country are getting healthy by moving around
more. You can go runningor play a sport. Adults might
go to a gym and run on a treadmill. We can all try to
be healthy. Let’s get out and get healthy!

Questions:
1.What is one way to eat better?
A. eat out whenever you can
B. eat home cooked meals
C. eat a lot of snacks

2.How can you get more exercise?


A. run or play sports
B. sit down at recess
C. play video games

3.What types of foods should you eat?


A. junk food and snacks
B. fruits and junk food
C. fruits and vegetables

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