Green Sea Feast Story DocumentThe Green Sea Feast A Phonics Adventure for Grade 2 Color Key ea = long e sound ee = long e sound 🦭 Dean the Seal 🐍 Lee the Eel 🌊 Lee the eel lives in the deep green sea. He can see the seaweed sway. 1 🏖️ Dean the seal sits on the beach. He likes to feel the sun on his feet. 2 🦭 🐍 Dean and Lee want to meet. "Let's have a feast!" says the seal. 3 🌿 Lee keeps some seeds and sweet beans. He will clean the beets for the meal. 4 🍑 Dean will reach for a peach. He will bring sweet tea to drink. 5 They meet near a big green leaf. They will eat each bit of meat. 6 🍽️ "This meal is a real treat!" says Lee. They dream of this feast all week. 7 💤 Now they feel sleepy. They sleep in the deep green sea. 8 The Word Hunt The ea Team • sea • seal • Dean • feast • beach • beans • meal • peach • tea • leaf • meat The ee Team • Lee • eel • deep • green • see • seed • feel • feet • meet • sleep • week Read it again! Can you find these three special words in the story? 🐚 clean ✨ dream 🌊 real
Green Sea Feast Practice WorksheetThe Green Sea Feast Phonics Practice & Review Name: __________________________ Word Sort: The Long E Teams Read the words below. Color the ea words green and the ee words blue. sea bee leaf sleep beach green team meet peach deep dream feet Sentence Builder Word Bank feast sleep eel beach 1. Lee is a green ____________________. 2. Dean sits on the sandy ____________________. 3. They want to meet for a big ____________________. 4. After they eat, they go to ____________________. Draw & Write What else would Lee and Dean eat at their feast? Draw it and write a sentence using an ea or ee word!
Long E Vowel Teams SlidesThe Long E Sound Meet the vowel teams that work together to say "E!" ea Team Sea ee Team Bee The "ea" Team When e and a go walking, the e does the talking! 🌊 sea 🍃 leaf 🍑 peach ☕ tea 🦭 The "ee" Team 🌳 Two e's standing together make a long, strong E sound! 🌳 tree 🐝 bee 🦶 feet 🟢 green Meet Our Story Friends 🦭 Dean The Seal & 🐍 Lee The Eel Word Detective! Spot the ea and ee words in this sentence: "I see the seal eating a peach near the tree." ea words ee words
Green Sea Feast Story Document ExpandedThe Green Sea Feast An Expanded Phonics Adventure Reading Guide ea makes the long e sound ee makes the long e sound 🦭 Dean the Seal 🐟 Lee the Eel 🌊 The sea is deep. The sea is green. Way down low, the seaweed sways in the waves. Many creatures sweep through the water. 1 🐟 Lee the eel lives in a deep hole. He can see the fish flee. He has a neat home under a reef. 2 🦭 Dean the seal sits on the beach. He likes to feel the sun on his flippers and his feet. He can hear the waves on the sea shore. 3 "I need a friend," said Dean. Dean and Lee want to meet for a meal. "Let's have a real feast!" they said together. 4 🥗 Lee keeps some seeds and sweet beans. He will clean the beets for the feast. He will breeze through the water to the beach. 5 🍑 Dean will reach for a ripe peach. He will bring some tea for them to drink. It will be a sweet treat! 6 Dean walks along the sea side. Lee swims with speed through the water. They each want to be on time for the feast. 7 🍃 They meet under a big, green leaf. It is nice and clean under the leaf. "I am glad to see you," said Lee. 8 Lee sets the beans on the leaf. Dean puts the peach in the middle. The meal is ready at last! 9 🍽️ They eat and eat together. "The tea is sweet," said Dean. They share each bit of meat and beets. 10 💤 Now their bellies feel full. They feel very sleepy. "It was a great week," whispered Lee to his friend. 11 They sleep in the deep green sea. They dream of their next feast. 12 Master Word Hunt Team ea • sea • seal • Dean • feast • beach • meal
Clown Town Sentences Document StoryClown Town Sentences Focus: ow (as in clown) 🤡 🏘️ 🤡 The brown clown in town has a gold crown. 🐮 How can the brown cow get down now? 🦉 The owl let out a howl near the crowd. 👗 Do not frown when you see the brown gown. 🤴 He will bow down and show off his gold crown. 🌟 Wow! Look at that big brown owl in the tree. 🏰 The big tower is in the middle of the town. 🚜 They will plow the big field row by row now. Word Bank brown clown town crown how cow down now owl howl crowd frown gown bow wow tower plow
Clown Town Sentences Document Story FixedClown Town Sentences Focus: ow (as in clown) 🤡 🏘️ 🤡 The brown clown in town has a gold crown. 🐮 How can the brown cow get down now? 🦉 The owl let out a howl near the crowd. 👗 Do not frown when you see the brown gown. 🤴 He will bow down and show off his gold crown. 🌟 Wow! Look at that big brown owl in the tree. 🏰 The big tower is in the middle of the town. 🚜 They will plow the big field down in town now. Word Bank brown clown town crown how cow down now owl howl crowd frown gown bow wow tower plow
Prefix Mishap Passage DocumentThe Great Invention Mishap A Prefix Adventure for Grade 4 The Prefix Decoder re- again un- not / opposite dis- not / away mis- wrong / bad ⚙️ 🚀 🛠️ Chapter 1: The Blueprint Professor Pringle was unhappy. His latest invention was unfinished, and the science fair was tomorrow! He needed to review his plans. If he could rebuild the motor, he might just win. Prefix Power Reader 1 🤯 But a terrible misfortune occurred! The Professor had misplaced his favorite screwdriver. He started to dispair. Without his tools, he was unable to tighten the bolts. Prefix Power Reader 2 Suddenly, small parts began to disappear from his table. It was unbelievable! He had to retrace his steps. Had he miscounted the gears? Prefix Power Reader 3 🔌 The machine began to disconnect itself. Wires would untie and plugs would unplug. "I must reconnect these at once!" the Professor shouted. Prefix Power Reader 4 He looked at the manual, but he had misunderstood the directions. The drawing was unclear. He had to reread the entire book! Prefix Power Reader 5 🐈 Professor Pringle discovered the truth. His cat, Muffles, was untying the wires! Muffles was misbehaving because she wanted to play. Prefix Power Reader 6 He decided to rearrange his shop. He put Muffles in the garden so she wouldn't misuse the parts. Now, his work could resume. Prefix Power Reader 7 ✨ The invention made an unusual humming noise. "I hope it doesn't display an error message," the Professor worried. Prefix Power Reader 8 A red light flashed. It was misleading. It didn't mean the machine was broken. It meant the battery was unused and full! Prefix Power Reader 9 He had to replace a small spring. He had to be careful not to misalign the gears again. Prefix Power Reader 10 🚀 The machine started to float! It seemed to disobey the laws of physics. The Professor's unknown energy source was working. Prefix Power Reader 11 "This will repay all my hard work," he whispered. No more missteps. No more disaster. Prefix Power Reader 12 🏆 The invention was no longer unstable.
Prefix Mishap Passage Document FixedThe Great Invention Mishap A Prefix Adventure for Grade 4 The Prefix Decoder re- again un- not / opposite dis- not / away mis- wrong / bad ⚙️ 🚀 🛠️ Start Reading Below Chapter 1: The Blueprint Professor Pringle was unhappy. His latest invention was unfinished, and the science fair was tomorrow! He needed to review his plans. If he could rebuild the motor, he might just win. Prefix Power Reader 1 🤯 But a terrible misfortune occurred! The Professor had misplaced his favorite screwdriver. He felt great discomfort. Without his tools, he was unable to tighten the bolts. Prefix Power Reader 2 Suddenly, small parts began to disappear from his table. It was unbelievable! He had to retrace his steps. Had he miscounted the gears? Prefix Power Reader 3 🔌 The machine began to disconnect itself. Wires would untie and plugs would unplug. "I must reconnect these at once!" the Professor shouted. Prefix Power Reader 4 He looked at the manual, but he had misunderstood the directions. The drawing was unclear. He had to reread the entire book! Prefix Power Reader 5 🐈 Professor Pringle discovered the truth. His cat, Muffles, was untying the wires! Muffles was misbehaving because she wanted to play. Prefix Power Reader 6 He decided to rearrange his shop. He put Muffles in the garden so she wouldn't misuse the parts. Now, his work could resume. Prefix Power Reader 7 ✨ The invention made an unusual humming noise. "I hope it doesn't display an error message," the Professor worried. Prefix Power Reader 8 A red light flashed. It was misleading. It didn't mean the machine was broken. It meant the battery was unused and full! Prefix Power Reader 9 He had to replace a small spring. He had to be careful not to misalign the gears again. Prefix Power Reader 10 🚀 The machine started to float! It seemed to disobey the laws of physics. The Professor's unknown energy source was working. Prefix Power Reader 11 "This will repay all my hard work," he whispered. No more missteps. No more disaster. Prefix Power Reader 12
Prefix Mishap Passage Document Fixed-v2The Great Invention Mishap A Prefix Adventure for Grade 4 The Prefix Decoder re- again un- not / opposite dis- not / away mis- wrong / bad ⚙️ 🚀 🛠️ Page 1 of 15 Chapter 1: The Blueprint Professor Pringle was unhappy. His latest invention was unfinished, and the science fair was tomorrow! He needed to review his plans. If he could rebuild the motor, he might just win. Prefix Power Reader 2 of 15 🤯 But a terrible misfortune occurred! The Professor had misplaced his favorite screwdriver. He felt great discomfort. Without his tools, he was unable to tighten the bolts. Prefix Power Reader 3 of 15 Suddenly, small parts began to disappear from his table. It was unbelievable! He had to retrace his steps. Had he miscounted the gears? Prefix Power Reader 4 of 15 🔌 The machine began to disconnect itself. Wires would untie and plugs would unplug. "I must reconnect these at once!" the Professor shouted. Prefix Power Reader 5 of 15 He looked at the manual, but he had misunderstood the directions. The drawing was unclear. He had to reread the entire book! Prefix Power Reader 6 of 15 🐈 Professor Pringle discovered the truth. His cat, Muffles, was untying the wires! Muffles was misbehaving because she wanted to play. Prefix Power Reader 7 of 15 He decided to rearrange his shop. He put Muffles in the garden so she wouldn't misuse the parts. Now, his work could resume. Prefix Power Reader 8 of 15 ✨ The invention made an unusual humming noise. "I hope it doesn't display an error message," the Professor worried. Prefix Power Reader 9 of 15 A red light flashed. It was misleading. It didn't mean the machine was broken. It meant the battery was unused and full! Prefix Power Reader 10 of 15 He had to replace a small spring. He had to be careful not to misalign the gears again. Prefix Power Reader 11 of 15 🚀 The machine started to float! It seemed to disobey the laws of physics. The Professor's unknown energy source was working. Prefix Power Reader 12 of 15 "This will repay all my hard work," he whispered. No more missteps. No more disaster.
