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Unfamiliar words: Cozy, nibble, perfect, wonderfully, sense, stroke, wise, promise. Shutters, engraved, guilded, autumn, murmuring, urge, devour, envied, captive, bore, hesitation, scampering, bounding. Longest sentence is 40 words.

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Over and Under the Snow

19 unfamiliar words

longest sentence 20 words

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Number of unfamiliar words: 10 (dazzling, whizzed, delighted, glimmering, flashing, ordinary, glide, troubles, amazed, coral reef, glare)

Longest sentence: 27 words

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Longest Sentence: 21 words

Unfamiliar words: 7

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You’ll choose the horse with the purple mane, and he’ll get on the whale.

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cozy, slumbering, dozing

Longs sentence: Where everyone is sleeping.

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14 unfamiliar words: hauling, load, rotten, grind, travelers, tow, steep, heft, haul, youngsters, fuss, lurch, inch , engines.

Longest sentence had 10 words: Does anyone know how to make my stuck truck go?

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Unfamiliar words are :

Car Pool

Roughhouse

ahead

plunked

fidget

chalk talk

Longest sentence:

is 7 words long.

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2 unfamiliar words

11 words in longest sentence

Who doesn’t like green eggs and ham ?

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Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons 

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Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons 

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Concept Book - Reviews math skills- Subtraction

Longest sentences 15 words.

Unfamiliar words- Belly button, Groovy, pop

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Pete The Cat and his four Groovy Buttons

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Unfamiliar words:

"Rapped"

"Whizzed"

"Drawn"

Longest Sentence: 11 words

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Longest sentence- 32 words on pg. 5

Unfamiliar words- Simmered, Wafted, athlete, mayor, scent, seasoned, squeezed, vendor

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unfamiliar words: despite, bookcase, glide, bathing spot, steep, slope tremendous

14 words long in a sentence.

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10 to 11 unfamiliar words and the longest sentence has 11 words.

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What happened in the book?

What did you notice happened at the end of the book?

Who went to sleep first and then who? W

Who are the characters in the book.

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Question: How many buttons did Pete have on his favorite shirt?

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Learning about the consequences of actions and how poor choices can have big consequences

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Questions: Where does the cat live? What did he dream about? Why do you think he wanted to leave? How would you feel being caged? How do you think he felt about the bird?

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The longest sentence was 14 words: His teeth were snaggly, his claws were fraggly, and he smelled like a foot.

Unfamiliar words: Gruff, curvy, boulder, nervous, hooves, numbs, valley, meadow, simple, hideous, horrible, troll, froggy, squashed, snaggly, fraggly, plan, hooves, planks, trip-trapping, horrible, leaped, trembled, wobbled, clip=clopped, tromping, knocked, stomped, charged, lowered

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Weekly Vocabulary Plan for Pre-K

Theme: The Three Billy Goats Gruff

Day 1: Introduction & Story Time

Read-Aloud: Read The Three Billy Goats Gruff, pausing to emphasize the target words.

Picture Walk: Show pictures from the book and ask children what they see.

Act it Out: Use props (toy goats, troll, bridge) to act out the story while repeating key words.

Day 2: Exploring Words with Actions

Movement Activity:

Trip-trapping, stomped, tromping, leaped, wobbled, clip-clopped – Have children act out these movements.

Sound Matching:

Gruff, froggy, hideous, horrible, snaggly, fraggly – Say the words aloud and let children repeat them with different voices (whisper, loud, gruff).

Day 3: Sensory & Hands-on Play

Touch & Feel:

Use objects like boulders (rocks), planks (wood pieces), meadow (grass/flowers) to explore textures.

Building a Bridge:

Let children construct a “bridge” with blocks or cardboard, reinforcing words like planks, valley, meadow, troll.

Day 4: Art & Creative Expression

Troll Faces:

Draw or make a troll with silly or scary features to discuss hideous, horrible, snaggly, fraggly.

Emotion Chart:

Show faces to represent nervous, trembled, wobbled, squashed, charged and discuss feelings.

Day 5: Review & Game Day

Word Matching: Match pictures to words (ex: goat = hooves, bridge = planks).

Story Retelling: Use puppets or pictures to let kids retell the story with new vocabulary.

Knock, Knock Game: Children knock on a play bridge and act as a troll using words like who’s trip-trapping over my bridge?

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My students love that book

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Bucket

Wet

Brand

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Before you read questions and connections

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What animals do you see on the cover?

What is a hummingbird?

How would you describe the donkey?

How would you describe the hummingbird?

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The longest sentence has 22 words

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Write about your favorite day with your family. by Cleopatra Salcido

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1. What do you like to draw?

2. What materials do you like to make art with?

3. Have you ever felt uninspired to create something?

4. What can you make with your imagination?

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The was jealous of the bird. Can you draw a picture of what the cat might want and write about it.

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The little Red Hen writing prompt. Draw a picture of your favorit part  of the story. Then write the words explaining your picture. 

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The little Red Hen writing prompt. Draw a picture of your favorit part  of the story. Then write the words explaining your picture. 