REVIEW
Where do pretty flowers grow? What is as white as snow? Where can the baby go? Who says "Ho! ho!" to our dog Jo? Tell me something that you know. What can little kittens do? What bird is it that says Who! who? Can one boy play as well as two? Where can red roses be found? Does a bird make its nest on the ground? Name something bright and round. Who is going to Shut Eye Town? How many chickens can you count? What bird can fly about at night? What shines bright and gives us light? Tell me what you do at school.
why said was went did
him his guess shining fish
One day Ned went down to the brook. No one went with him. The sky was blue. No cloud was in sight. The sun was shining bright. It was a fine day. Why did Ned go to the brook? Did he go to get some flowers? I think not. I will tell you all about it. His mother said to him: "Where are you going, Ned?" "I am going to the brook," said Ned. "What are you going to do there?" "Oh, I am going to catch some fish. I will catch some for you, mother." "Oh, Ned, do not catch all the fish."
Well, Ned, how many fish did you catch? Guess how many, Grace. Let me think. Did you catch ten? Oh, no, not so many as that. Did you catch five fish for mother? Oh, no, not so many as that. Well, then, did you catch one fish for sister? Oh, no, not so many as that.
room chair box table door
Oh, Marian, let us play house. Here we are at home. What a fine, big room we have! This is the door, and this is the table. The big box will do for a table. The little box will do for a chair. We must have two chairs, Grace. I will go and get mother's chair. The round box is the baby's cradle. But the baby can not sit in it. It is too little. Here are the chairs. Come, now, sit down by the table. The baby may sit here by me. What is that, Grace? I hear the door bell. I think some one is at the door. Come in! Come in! Good morning, Ned. Come in and see our fine house.
bee honey busy
Oh, mother, do come here! Here is a big fly. It is in this yellow flower. That is not a fly. It is a bee. It gets honey from the flower. Oh, I like honey. Don't you, mother? See how busy the bee is. It is busy all the day.