Book p.38 I am caring, Kind and true. I am a good Friend to you. We have good times, Rain or sun. Two is much more Fun than one.

Book p.38Book p.38I am caring,Kind and true.I am a goodFriend to you.

We have good times,Rain or sun.Two is much more Fun than one.

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Sarah and her friends are having fun.

We are playing football.

My top is going faster than yours.

We are flying our kites.

We are spinningOur tops.

We are playingHide-and-seek.

Sarah

Book p.41Book p.41We are playingThe piano.

We are dancing.

They are playing

checkers.

We are playing games on the computer.

They are making a model aeroplane.

He is helping me.

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Look! Sarah and her friends are at the park.What are they all doing?

Sarah Helen Irene EllyEric Jason Michael Alan Billy

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What do Sarah and her friends like?

Hi, Jason, do you like my cat?

Yes, Sarah, I like your cat.

Michael, do you like noodles?

No, I don’t. I like chicken rice.

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Alice, do you like the park?

Yes, I do. It’s fun here.

Wayne, do you like fish?

Yes, I do. I have some at home.

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What can Sarah and her friends do?

I can jump over Eric. I can throw the ball into the basket.

I can climb to the top of the castle.

I cannot walk on my hands.

Book p.44Book p.44Can you ride a bicycle?

Yes, I can.

No, I can’t

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Friends

“Play with me,” the boy says to a bird. “I have no friends.”He gives it breadcrumbs. The bird eats them, then flies away. “You cannot be my friend,” says the boy.

“Play with me,” says the boy to a cat.

He gives it milk. It drinks the milk, then runs away. “You cannot be my friend,” the boy says.A girl calls out. “Hello, I’m new here. I have no friends.”“A friend is just what I want,” says the boy. “You can be my friend.”

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nWhen you find An empty tin,Just put it inThe rubbish bin.

mJim is slimAnd so is Tim,But Tim is notAs slim as Jim