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My Neighborhood
Many people work in my neighborhood.
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He wits funny poems for chien.

New in the Neighborhood

My Hair’s Too Long
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And elif you are sick,
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Your head down to yous tor
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And tell how fst you grow.
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2
3
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"My Hair’s Too Long”
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the fire station,

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in the Activity Book on page 7

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How do children celebrate
their birthdays
around the world?

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birthday cakes! One isa vanilla cake.
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games antl sly stories.
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or at
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birthday, ove piatas! Pinatas

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stick When the pinata fallon the
floor, everybody runs to get the
‘candy. We always sing
a ‘Mexican birthday song,

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Brother“s Day

This is Spike
And T om Mike
And this is how
We celebrate
Brother's Day! Hurray!
We ride our bikes
‘And go on hikes.
We eat a stice
Of apple pie:

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‘And this is how
We celebrate
Brother's Day! Hurray!

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Wie can give positive feedback when people share their ideas or work.

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Scene! Scene2
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Circle the expression that responds to positive feedback in gree,

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Give positive feedback.

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Mrs. Smith s at the porty, Her diamond necklace is missing
Mrs, Smith calls a detective. Detective Harris arrives, He
casks the guests questions. There i alot of noe. Mia wakes
up and goes downstairs, Detective Harris looks closely at
Mics doll. Mia's doll has the diamond necklace in her hai!

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Emilias New Year's
Adventure
By Kim Milne

HAPPY NEW YEAR

Why do you think
Emilio is bored?

Emil is sting on the sofa. She's looking
tụt the window, “Tim so BB” she thinks.
es her parents’ New Year's Eve party
How's second grade?” asks a neighbor.
"Any mysteries?” asks another
Emilia loves detective games. She tikes
reading detective stores, to She wants
to be @ famous dete!
"Why don't you try out your new
binoculars?” asks Mom,
"What a great idea! Ihave them in my
oom,” Emilia answers She gets her
binoculars and goes outside. She's very
excited,

Emilia is outside looking through the
binoculars. Suddenly, she hears a noise! Shes
‘seared.
“Then, the garden shed door opens. "Who's
‘there! she shouts.

Emilia runs into the house. “Dad!” she says
“There's someone inthe yard!
"Not now, Emilia I's almost midnight,”
be says.
Emilia looks around. Everyone is standing in
‘circle holding hands. e's almost midnight.
“The new year is coming! Ten rine, eight,
seven... they shout,
“Oh, no! | haveto do something,” she thinks.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

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pay attention to her?


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Emilia’s New Year's Adventure

Emilia gets her flashlighe and runs back into the yard, She KURA the flshlght
There are shoes, garden gloves, ond clothes all over: Suddenly, she hears another nose.
She shines the flashlight and two red eyes look ot her. She EURRSTG her flashlight, runs
into the house, and calls the police
“Ten minute later @ police officer knocks on the door. Emil father opens the door
"What's the problem, si the police officer asks.
Emilia!” calls her father
‘Why i Eis
father angry?
“

Emilia takes the police oficer to the yard. The quests follow thơm,
“That's my shoe.” shouts a neighbor. “And those gloves are mine!" says another.
The police officer looks at Emilia and sous, “People call me every day. They say things
Aisoppear from their yards”
Then, Emilia points at the hoes in the yard
do you think
think the,
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Whi doyou
“That's right." says the police officer with a smite,
Emilia smiles, coo, She's very happy, She helped to salve a real mystery in her own
backyard!
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