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How To Get To School?

First, draw the line from the mark ‘you are here’ to the school.

Next, fill in the blanks with the words ‘right’ , ‘left’ to find the way.

Turn _________ on Oak Avenue. Turn _________ on Pine Road. Go straight until you meet the church. Turn _________ on South Road.

Then you can find the school.

buildings

map

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route

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[street] noun, plural streets

A public way or road in a town or city, often with sidewalks.

[toun] noun, plural towns

A place with many buildings where people live and work. It is larger than a village but smaller than a city.

streets

town

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building [bild-ing] noun, plural buildings

A structure that people live in, work in, store things in, or that they use for many other purposes.

[map] noun, plural maps

A plan of an area showing features such as rivers, towns, streets, railway lines, and mountain rages.

[root or rout] noun, plural routes

A way that is regularly taken, especially by someone making deliveries or sales.

A way or road used to travel from one place to another.

[state] noun, plural states

One of the fifty distinct units of the government of the United States.

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Sequence tells the orderthings happen in.

Look for clue wordsas you read. Some clue words are: *first *second *next *then *last *before *after *finally

Grammar Sequence Words

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Practice 2 (JIR p.6)

You can use a map to go almost anywhere.

First, you need a place to begin.

Next, find where you will end.

Then use the map to plan your route.

More Sequence Words

Sequence is the orderin which things happen.

First, Next, Then

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Read the definition and write the word on the line.

A plan of an area showing features such as rivers, towns, streets, railway lines, and mountain rages.

One of the fifty distinct units of the government of the United States.

A place with many buildings where people live and work. It is larger than a village but smaller than a city.

A structure that people live in, work in, store things in, or that they use for many other purposes.

A public way or road in a town or city, often with sidewalks.

A way that is regularly taken, especially by someone making deliveries or sales.

1. A m is a drawing of an area.

2. This map shows a t .

3. Maps can show st .

4. Maps have pictures of str , b .

5. Use the map to plan your r .

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word box

Complete the words on the lines and read the sentences.

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Who Do what How Where

Bob turns left on Forest Street

Bob

Ana

Ana

Bob

How can Bob get to home?

________ turns ________ on ________________.

How can Ana get to the store?

________ turns ________ on ________________.

How can __________ get to the __________?

________ turns ________ on ________________.

(noun : person) (noun : place)

(noun : person) (adverb: direction) (noun: place)

Then, _______ turns ________ on ______________.

How To Get To …?

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Bob left Forest Street

Fill in the box with words from the book (pages 10~13).

Complete the sentences with the words above.

It’s _______’s Birthday!

Please join us to celebrate _______’s birthday party!

For Whom : ______________________________

When : __________________________________

Where : _________________________________

How to get to ___________’s house:

First, ___________________________________

________________________________________

________________________________________

Map :

(your name)

(your name)

(your friend’’s name)

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(your name)