Lesson Overview:

• “oi” sound: Examples - coin, join, soil

• “aw” sound: Examples - saw, draw, crawl

• “ea” sound: Examples - sea, tea, read

Homework for Lesson 1:

• Part 1: Spelling

Fill in the blanks with the correct letters for the given sounds (“oi”, “aw”, “ea”):

1. C _ N

2. S _ L

3. J _ N

4. D _ W

5. C _ W

6. S _

7. R _ D

8. T _

9. BR _ K

10. M _ L

• Part 2: Reading Words

Practice reading the following words aloud:

1. Boil

2. Toy

3. Enjoy

4. Lawn

5. Claw

6. Straw

7. Steam

8. Speak

9. Dream

10. Clean

• Part 3: Unified Passage Reading

Read the following passage aloud:

It was a sunny day, and Liam and his sister decided to go for a picnic by the sea. They packed some tea, sandwiches, and fruit, and set out for the park. When they arrived, they found a nice spot on the lawn under a big tree. While they were eating, Liam found a toy boat lying in the grass. It looked old, but it made him smile as he picked it up.

He imagined sailing the boat across the wide sea, facing storms and chasing after treasure. His sister enjoyed her tea and read a book quietly as the wind gently blew through the leaves.

After their picnic, they decided to take a walk by the beach. The waves crashed against the shore, leaving behind seashells and bits of seaweed. As they walked, Liam spotted a shiny coin in the sand. He bent down and picked it up, holding it up to the sun to see the reflection of light. “This must be from a pirate’s treasure!” he exclaimed excitedly. His sister laughed and said, “Or maybe it just fell out of someone’s pocket.” They both smiled and continued their walk.

As the day came to an end, they cleaned up their picnic area and packed their things. On their way home, they talked about all the fun they had. Liam still dreamed about his adventure on the high seas with the toy boat. His sister, on the other hand, was looking forward to finishing her book when they got home.

Lesson Overview:

• Magic “e” (a_e): Examples - cake, name, game

• Magic “e” (e_e): Examples - here, theme, eve

• Magic “e” (u_e): Examples - cube, tune, flute

Homework for Lesson 2:

• Part 1: Spelling

Complete the words by filling in the blanks with the correct vowels:

1. C _ K

2. N _ E

3. G _ M

4. T _ B

5. C B

6. F T

7. T N

8. S M

9. H R

10. T B

• Part 2: Reading Words

Practice reading the following words aloud:

1. Brave

2. Snake

3. Plane

4. Scene

5. Theme

6. Eve

7. June

8. Flute

9. Tube

10. Fuse

• Part 3: Unified Passage Reading

Read the following passage aloud:

Jake was excited to bake a cake for his friend’s birthday party. He carefully mixed the ingredients and poured the batter into a round pan. After the cake was done baking, he let it cool while he got out the icing. He wanted to make the cake look perfect, so he used blue icing to write his friend’s name on top. When he was finished, the cake looked amazing, and Jake couldn’t wait to show it to everyone at the party.

Later that day, Jake and his sister walked to the party with the cake. They had to be very careful not to drop it. Along the way, they saw a big plane fly overhead. “I wonder where it’s going,” Jake said, as he watched it disappear into the clouds. His sister didn’t say much because she was busy thinking about the music she was going to play on her flute at the party. She had been practicing a new tune for weeks, and today was the day she would finally perform it in front of everyone.

When they arrived at the party, Jake set the cake on the table, and everyone gathered around to see it. “Wow, that looks so good!” his friend exclaimed. Jake felt proud of his work. After singing happy birthday and eating the cake, it was time for Jake’s sister to play her tune on the flute. The room became quiet as she stood up in front of everyone, holding her shiny instrument.

As she played, the beautiful notes filled the room, and everyone listened carefully. The tune she had chosen was peaceful and relaxing, perfect for the occasion. After she finished, everyone clapped loudly, and she took a bow. Jake’s sister smiled, feeling happy that her performance had gone so well. The rest of the party was filled with laughter, games, and fun.

When it was time to go home, Jake and his sister said goodbye to their friends and started walking back. On the way home, they talked about how much fun they had. Jake was still thinking about how good the cake had turned out, and his sister couldn’t stop smiling about her flute performance. They both agreed it had been a day to remember