Lesson 29-1
Grab a bowl of fruit and come sit next to me. P
What are you reading? P
It's a book about the languages spoken around the globe. P
How many languages do you know? P
I speak two languages. English and Korean. P
Do you want a glass of milk? P
Sure. Have you seen my baseball glove? P
Yes. You left it in your backpack. P
Oh, thanks. Have you played baseball recently? P
No. I would like to play baseball on the green grass. P
I will take you. Have you finished your art project? P
No. I need glue to put the picture on the paper. P
Let's go to the store and buy some glue. P
Do you know what this is a picture of? P
Yes. You drew a grasshopper. It is nice. P
Thank you. It looks very realistic. P
Lesson 29-2
The fire created a lot of smoke in the air. P
The snow covers the mountains. P
The snail crawls on the blade of grass. P
Let's build a snowman with a carrot for a nose. P
A snowflake has a beautiful design. P
The snake eats mice as food. P
The woman wears a snorkel to breathe under water. P
When you sneeze, germs are spread around. P
Lesson 29-3
The smoke coming from the oven means something is burning. P
We ski in the fresh snow. P
A snail moves slowly down the road. P
The snowman melts in the morning sun. P
Snow falls in snowflakes from the sky. P
A snake crawls on the ground. P
Without a snorkel, you cannot breathe under water. P
It is polite to cover your nose when you sneeze. P
Lesson 29-4
The snow is a lot of fun to play in. P
I wish I wasn't sick. I have a cold. I can't stop sneezing. P
Here. Use this tissue. P
Do you want to build a snowman? P
Yes. Where is that smoke coming from? P
It's coming from the fire we made. P
Is it safe? P
Yes. It is a camp fire. P
Oh. A snowflake just fell on my nose! P
Let me see! P
You are moving as slow as a snail. Hurry up! P
I'm building the snowman as fast as I can. P
I miss the ocean. I want to go snorkeling. P
I have been snorkeling. You get to see a lot of fish underwater. P
Is that a snake? P
No. There are no snakes in the snow. Snakes live in hot and dry places. P
Lesson 29-5
The wooly mammoth is extinct like the dinosaur. P
The boy points to his tooth. P
The woman is holding a bunch of balloons. P
The dictionary is a type of book. P
The boomerang has a design on it. P
Sweep the kitchen with the broom. P
The woman chooses the perfume she likes best. P
The cook makes the food in the restaurant. P
Lesson 29-6
The dinosaur chased the mammoth across the grass. P
My tooth hurts, so I should go see the dentist. P
I bought balloons for your party. P
I left the book open for you to read. P
I found a boomerang on the floor in the park. P
Give me the broom so I can clean under my bed. P
I have to choose which college I will go to. P
A cook wears a white coat and hat. P
Lesson 29-7
What color balloon did you choose? P
I chose the red balloon. P
Don't you want a boomerang? P
No, I like balloons better. P
Is your tooth hurting you? P
No. The dentist fixed my tooth. P
Good. What should I cook for dinner? P
Let's eat at a restaurant. P
Okay. What about Korean barbeque? P
Yes. I like that. P
I have to write a book report for school. P
What is it about? P
I'm studying dinosaurs. P
They were mammoth in size, weren't they? P
Yes. They were very big animals. P
I will sweep the house with the broom. Then we can eat dinner. P
Lesson 29-8
Staple your report together before you turn it in. P
We keep track of the days of the week on the calendar. P
Give me tape so I can put the picture on the wall. P
I take notes in class in my notebook. P
The man takes a book from his bookcase. P
You cannot use a calculator on the math test. P
There are 26 letters in the English alphabet. P
I paint all my portraits on an easel. P
Lesson 29-9
I staple my papers together so I won't lose them. P
The calendar says Christmas is on December 25th. P
The tape isn't strong enough to hold the frame up. P
The answers to the test are in my notebook. P
I keep my magazines and newspapers in the bookcase. P
My calculator helps me divide large numbers. P
Students in kindergarten learn the alphabet. P
Each art student has their own easel. P
Lesson 29-10
The calendar says we have a test today. P
You should study your notes in your notebook. P
Yes. The answers on the test are in my notebook. P
I have to turn my book report in. P
Staple the pieces of paper together. P
I will staple the papers together so they don't get lost. P
Where did you get the book for your report? P
I got the book from the bookcase in the classroom. P
On the first day of school, we tape our names to our shirts. P
You write your name on paper and tape it to your shirt? P
Yes. It helps people learn your name. P
What is 5 times 5? P
Let me use my calculator. My calculator says it is 25. P
How many letters are in the alphabet? P
26 letters. Where do you put your paintings? P
I keep them on the easel while I paint them. P
Lesson 29-11
The goslings walk together through the grass. P
The sheep stands next to its baby on the farm. P
The lamb is used for meat. P
A mouse eats a lot of cheese. P
The donkey lies in the field. P
The bees fill the hive with honey. P
The frog hops through the puddle. P
The fish swim in the pond. P
Lesson 29-12
The goose gives birth to a gosling. P
Sheep are shorn for their wool. P
A lamb will easily follow its mother around. P
We caught a mouse in our house. P
Donkeys are used to carry heavy luggage. P
A bee dies immediately after it stings you. P
A frog's skin is slippery. P
The pond is surrounded by a forest. P
Lesson 29-13
Does the goose have a gosling? P
Yes. The goose has five goslings. P
She takes good care of her goslings. P
Yes. The sheep also have lambs. P
The lambs follow the herd of sheep wherever they go. P
We have a mouse problem. P
You have mice in the farm house? P
Yes. The mice eat the cheese from the cows. P
Oh, no. P
We are making honey from bees. P
That must taste really good. P
We also have frogs in the pond. P
You also have fish in the pond. P
We want to have a donkey on the farm. P
You don't need a donkey. You should get a horse. P
Yes. I would like to ride a horse. P
Lesson 29-14
The wallet has dollar bills inside. P
I have a key for my house on my key chain. P
Lock the door after you leave the house. P
Typewriters are no longer used in offices. P
A hundred dollar bill is in my wallet. P
The coin has a president's face engraved on it. P
Please use a paperclip to put your report together. P
Please write a check to me for the job I did. P
Lesson 29-16
I need new checks for my bank account. P
Okay. Do you have your bank card? P
Yes. It is in my wallet. Here you go. P
Thanks. P
I would also like to take out 50 dollars. P
Would you like that in 10 dollar bills? P
Yes. I would also like 4 quarters. P
Oops! I dropped a coin. P
That's okay. I'll pick it up. P
Thank you. Please sign these papers. P
Can I have a paper clip to keep these papers together? P
Yes. Hold on. They have locked the register. P
Do you need the key? P
Yes. I have to unlock the register with the key. P
I will wait. P
Here is your money. Have a nice day. P
Lesson 29-17
The swans swim under the bridge. P
The penguins walk across the sand together. P
The peacock's feathers are collectable. P
The eagle is a symbol of American independence. P
An elephant has large tusks that are made of ivory. P
The ostrich can be ridden by humans in races. P
The bear eats a fish it caught in the river. P
The panda eats bamboo. P
Lesson 29-18
Swans are symbols of beauty in literature. P
Penguins are prey for whales. P
A peacock walks around the petting zoo. P
The eagle builds a nest for its eggs. P
Elephants travel in packs in the wild. P
An ostrich buries its head in the sand. P
Bears will visit the campsite if you leave food out. P
A panda was born in China last week. P
Lesson 29-19
Where are the elephants and ostriches in the zoo? P
They are in the section of the zoo for African animals. P
Do they have pandas at this zoo? P
No. They have many pandas in Chinese zoos. P
Look at the penguins swimming underwater! P
Penguins are very good swimmers. P
The peacock's feathers are very beautiful. P
Can I feed the peacock some popcorn? P
No! You cannot feed the animals at the zoo. P
Are there any more birds? P
Yes. There is a swan swimming in the lake. P
Oh! There's an eagle. It is building a nest. P
Where are the bears? P
The bears are hiding in their cave over there. P
They are scared of the people. P
No. The bears are relaxing in the shade. It's late. P