Lesson 42-2
This is my first day of school. P
Welcome to our school. P
I like your school's banner. P
It has the school mascot on it. P
Yes. You are the Burbank Bulldogs. P
Do you like football? P
I am a big fan of the sport. P
You should come to a game. P
It's so hot in the classroom. P
We do not have a fan in the room. P
Do you have a school dance? P
Yes. We have a dance for Christmas. P
I would like to go. P
We also celebrate Halloween. P
Do you give out candy at school? P
No. They don't allow candy at school. P
Oh, I can't open my locker. P
Let me give you a hand. There you go! P
Thanks! What is that in my locker? P
Oh, it is a spray can of paint. P
What's that across from the school? P
It's an airport hangar. P
Watch your step! The manhole doesn't have a cover. P
Lesson 42-3
The van is parked inside the garage. P
The glass jar is empty. P
The large doll is bigger than the small doll. P
The garden has flowers and hedges. P
A harp can only be played by one person. P
The sailboats are docked in the harbor. P
I received a parcel in the mail. P
The people shop at the market. P
Lesson 42-4
The garage door is open. P
The top keeps the jar closed. P
I ate a large amount of food at dinner. P
The home has a large garden. P
The harp is used in classical music. P
Many cities on the coast have a harbor. P
I sent a parcel containing your Christmas present. P
Many products are sold at the market. P
Lesson 42-5
Hello. Can you babysit my child? P
I would be happy to. When do you need me? P
Next week. I have to go the market. P
Where should I put my car? P
You can park your car in my garage. P
Ok. Where does your child like to play? P
He likes to play tag in the garden. P
What if he gets hungry? P
I will leave 20 dollars in a jar. You can buy a pizza for dinner. P
How do I get to your home? P
We live by the boat harbor. P
What street do you live on? P
My home is on Rose Street. It is the large, red house on the right. P
How long will you be gone? P
I will be home at 10 o'clock at night. P
What will you do? P
I will go to the market, and then go to a concert. P
What type of concert? P
A classical music concert. My favorite harp player will be playing. P
How interesting. P
I also need you to mail a parcel for me. P
Sure. P
I will leave it by the door. P
Lesson 42-6
The tractor digs up dirt. P
The dictionary begins with the letter A. P
The bib has a horse on it. P
China has the largest city in the world. P
In Monopoly you must use dice. P
I write about my day every night in my diary. P
Women's rings often have diamonds. P
Bison in America are rare. P
Lesson 42-7
Dogs like to dig holes in the lawn. P
Sometimes the dictionary has pictures of the words. P
Some adults wear bibs when eating messy foods. P
Pollution is common in cities. P
The dice are used for gambling. P
Diaries help you remember events. P
Diamonds are found in South Africa. P
Many bison were killed in the 20th century. P
Lesson 42-8
I will make dinner for you tonight. P
Good. I want spaghetti. P
What about the baby? P
She has eaten already. P
Put her bib on. I will feed her a little bit of spaghetti. P
Have you seen my diamond earrings? P
Yes. They are in your jewelry box. P
Thanks. I need to dig through it to find them. P
Please pass me the dictionary. P
Why? P
I want to teach the baby the alphabet. P
Here. Do you want to move to the city? P
Why? P
There are a lot of activities. P
I will think about it. P
Let's play Monopoly. P
Oh, no! I can't find the dice. P
I have another pair. P
I am going to write in my diary. P
What will you write about? P
It is private. P
Ok. There are more bison in Canada than in America. P
Really? I never knew that. P
Lesson 42-10
You have to disguise yourself for Halloween! P
Please set the table with knives, forks, and dishes. P
Fish is a very healthy food. P
A fisher must wear a hat, boots, and pants. P
Please put a fishhook on my fishing line. P
Your fist is the size of your heart. P
Pirates travel by boat and a have a crew to help them. P
The lion stands on the rock. P
Lesson 42-11
Let's go fishing today, Grandpa. Are you ready? P
Yes. P
Ok. We must walk to the boat. P
Wow. Look at that paw print! P
Yes. It is a lion's paw print! P
Don't be silly. Lions don't live in forests. P
You're right. Lions live in jungles. P
Take your fishhook and put this on it. P
What is this? P
A worm. Put the worm on the fishhook. P
Why? P
We have to disguise the fishhook. P
So the fish don't see the hook? P
Right. You are a smart fisherman. P
How do I hold the fishing pole? P
Hold it with a tight fist. P
We caught so many fish! P
Yes. I hope we don't meet any pirates that will steal our fish! P
That's silly, grandpa. There are no pirates here. P
Which dishes will we use for dinner? P
We will use the red dishes. P
What will we eat for dinner tonight? P
Fish, of course. P
Lesson 42-12
The wire on the pole carries electricity. P
The long drive from Los Angeles to San Francisco tired me out. P
The car caught fire after the accident. P
Iron the wrinkles out of your shirt. P
The violin makes a high-pitched sound. P
The pipe is separated into two parts. P
The bison produces milk that can be made into cheese. P
Hawaii is a chain of islands. P
Lesson 42-13
I would like a wire fence built around my farm. P
This math class is very tiring. P
There was a forest fire in the hills of Malibu. P
You should iron your clothes after you wash them. P
I have played the violin since I was four. P
Water pipes bring water into the home. P
The bison population is low in America. P
The Galapagos islands have exotic animals. P
Lesson 42-14
Hello, Mr. Smith. P
Hello, Mrs. Jones. P
Can you take down this wire fence? P
Why? P
It is very ugly and dangerous. I hate to look at it. P
Well, I have to listen to you play violin. P
What's wrong with that? P
You play violin very badly. P
I'm tired of fighting with you. P
Ok. I will replace the fence. P
One more thing. P
What is that? P
Your backyard is very messy. P
What's wrong with it? P
You have old tires and iron pipes in it. P
I repair things. Those are my materials for work. P
Clean them up. I am your neighbor. You don't leave alone on an island. P
Why should I do what you say? P
I helped your family after you had a fire. P
That's true. You helped us a lot. P
Thank you for cleaning up. P
Do you want to go bison hunting with me? P
I love hunting. That's a good idea. P
Lesson 42-15
The kangaroo carries her baby in a pouch. P
The rooster cries in the early morning. P
My sweater is made of wool, and it keeps me very warm. P
The teacher instructs the students at school. P
The mother and daughter visit the animals in the zoo. P
The boy points to his tooth. P
My tools help me fix things around the house. P
I can eat my ice cream with a spoon. P
Lesson 42-16
The kangaroos gather under the trees. P
A rooster lives in the chicken coop. P
Wool socks will keep your feet warm. P
I like learning at school. P
The zoo is full of exotic animals from around the world. P
My tooth is loose, and I think it may fall out. P
My dad's tools are in the garage. P
Here is a bowl of soup and a spoon. P
Lesson 42-17
What are you going to wear to school? P
I will wear my wool sweater. P
I put a spoon in your backpack. P
Why? P
You need a spoon to eat your soup. P
Thanks. P
My tooth fell out. P
Give me the tooth. P
Here you go. P
Does your mouth hurt? P
No. My mouth feels fine. P
I need a tool to put a nail in the wall. P
A good tool for that is a hammer. P
Can you buy me a hammer? P
Yes. P
Where are you going after school? P
My friends and I are going to the zoo. P
I heard the zoo has a new kangaroo. P
Yes. It's a baby kangaroo. P
Have fun! P
Will the zoo have roosters? P
I don't think so. P
I can see a rooster on a farm. P
Lesson 42-19
Climbing up the social ladder is easy with money. P
When you are sad, you cry. P
A ladybug is good luck. P
The baby of the family is the youngest. P
The table shows how much money there is. P
She is making a happy face. P
The black race were made slaves. P
Radios can be bought everywhere. P
Lesson 42-20
I like this song. Turn the radio up. P
You want the radio louder? P
Yes. P
This song is sad. P
You have a smile on your face! P
I'm not sad. The song is sad. P
Ok, fine. Have it your way. P
Why are you upset? P
You are the baby of the family. P
And? P
You get everything you want. P
How is school? P
Good. It's an easy ladder to climb. P
What do you mean? P
It's easy to succeed. You must study, and you will get A's. P
School is hard for me. P
What do you study? P
Multiplication tables. P
Oh, those are easy. P
That's because you are older. P
Oh! There's a ladybug on the bag. P
Gross! Take it off. P
Do you believe the human race is good? P
Yes the human race has created lots of great things. P