< New Words I> No word meaning 1 active Energetic and busy check 1st 2nd 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 naughty in no time garage lonesome cozy astound excitement diaper entire sleepyhead scooper whip respond hook Badly behaved quickly A building used for storing vehicles. You feel alone. Comfortable To amaze or astonish someone. The state of being excited. A piece of soft clothing worn by babies. whole A sleepy or lazy person A tool used to lift or pick up something. A long piece of leather used for driving horses and cattle. To reply or to give an answer. A curved piece of metal used to hold something. 0 0 0 0 0 Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 1
< Tense Practice > present- past- past participle meaning test make-made-made hide-hid-hidden run-ran-run eat-ate-eaten forget- forgot- forgotten hear-heard-heard send-sent-sent notice-noticed-noticed order-ordered-ordered pack-packed-packed disappear-disappeareddisappeared howl-howled-howled yelp-yelped-yelped 0 0 0 0 0 Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 2
< New Words II> No word meaning 1st write 2nd 1 love 2 eat 3 hear 4 order 5 6 garage cozy 7 sleepyhead 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 whip hook book pants gate key backyard leash Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 3
Read and fill in the blanks. Arthur loved his new. s a very naughty puppy, said D.W. I ll have him trained in. said Arthur Pal did not like the garage. Pal and. Arthur put him down, So Arthur made a spot for Pal in the kitchen. Later that night when everyone was asleep, Pal and until he woke up the entire family. The next morning Arthur was still in the. Wake up,, said D.W. Arthur forgot to You think this is Pal s gate., wait until you see the room. said Father. Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 4
At school, Arthur told his friends about Pal. That night Arthur gave Pal an Dogs respond better to training lesson.. said Arthur. On Monday, they worked on. On Tuesday, they worked on. Wednesday was day. On Saturday morning Arthur put on a puppy. It was amazing. Pal won t have to live on a not even in the. That night Arthur wanted to take a walk with Pal. But he couldn t find Pal s. No one noticed Pal run behind the. Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 5
Read the words in the box and fill in the blanks.(2-1) close puppy behind sit cozy show play garage respond training down 1. Arthur loved his new. 2. Arthur made a spot for Pal in the kitchen. 3. Later that night, Pal woke up the entire family. wanted to. 4. The next morning Arthur said I forgot to Pal s gate. 5. Pal is moving to the, ordered Mother. 6. At school, Arthur told friends about Pal. 7. Arthur gave Pal an extra training lesson. Dogs better to love said Arthur. 8. On Monday, they worked on. On Tuesday, they worked on. 9. On Saturday, Arthur had a puppy. 10. No one noticed Pal run the rosebushes. Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 6
Read the words in the box and fill in the blanks.(2-2) notice disappear send came sat away bath extra leash 1. My cousin had a problem puppy. One day he just ed while she was at school. said Francine. 2. That night Arthur gave Pal an training lesson. 3. When they see how well you re trained, they ll never you, said Arthur. 4. Arthur got up early Saturday morning to give Pal a. 5. Arthur clapped his hands. come! he said. And Pal. 6. Sit! said Arthur. And Pal. 7. Time for your walk, Pal! I ll get your. 8. No one ed Pal run behind the rosebushes. Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 7
Reading comprehension 1. Who was Pal? 2. What did Pal do when Arthur put him down in the garage? 3. Where did Arthur make a cozy spot for Pal? 4. Where did Father put the garage key? 5. What happened to Buster s puppy? His parents 6. What did Arthur set up in the backyard? 7. When did Arthur put on a puppy show? It 8. Where did Pal hide the leash and the garage key? Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 8
Write words about Pal and complete the chart. 1 2 3 Pal 4 5 Write the sentence.( To use is, likes, dislikes, has, runs, hides. ) 1 Pal 2 3 4 5 Copyright c MyChild.net. All Rights Reserved Page 9