OPEN COURT RESURRECTED PROGRAM

by Paul J. Wigowsky & Donald L. Potter

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Lesson 19

BLUE BOOK

Open Court Foundation Program

Millie and the Cowboy

Band 6 > Sounds-Letters and Sound Cards [o, g, y_, oo (long), u]

http://wigowsky.com/school/opencourt/MillieStory/milliestory6.mp3

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Millie & the Cowboy story - Phonics Record - Band 6 ū

http://youtu.be/N1fX1NKrAz8

Lesson 19: Introducing _y [Baby Birds] Millie listened to the noises at the pond. “That frog wasn’t all I heard,” said Millie. “Something was saying /y/, /y/, /y/ (pause). “Listen!” “Oh, that’s a bird,” said the cowboy. “That isn’t anything to worry about.” /. [Ghost] They both listened again to the noises at the pond. fter a moment they heard a new noise different from the others /o o/! (pause). “What’s that?” they asked together. “I don’t see anything,” said the cowboy. “Maybe it’s a ghost!” A white figure appeared from behind some bushes and came toward them, waving its arms. “It’s a ghost!” said Millie. “Help! Help!” “Wait!” cried the cowboy. “It’s someone dressed like a ghost. It’s holding

something in its hands. It’s going to give us something!” “/o o/ (pause), /o o/ (pause).”

Lesson 19: The Blue Book – Long Vowels

Skills: /y/ spelled y_ (Baby Birds)

/oo/ spelled oo (Ghost)

Word Lines

LR 1. too foo_

food foot

WhW 2. soon moon noon room

WhW 3. loose goose moose tooth

WhW 4. zoo too to do

WhW 5. tȯ tȯday tȯnight

6. you you’ll you’re you’ve

7. your yes

Word Line Sentences

1. Gō to your room!

2. Shē tooted me tȯday.

3. You’ll gō home soon.

4. Feel mȳ loose tooth.

5. Hē gave mē a rose to hōld.

6. May wē gō to thė zoo?

7. Do you see ȧ moose too? Yes, Ī do.

8. These geese seem green and those geese seem gray.

FAIR TIME Book 13 to read after Lesson 19

by Aurora Dias Jorgensen with assistance from Kate MacAndrew

http://wigowsky.com/school/opencourt/storybooks/FairTime.pdf

I’ve saved my dimes. I’ll go to the fair tonight.

I’ll meet Mabel and Dave. May and Rose may go too. We’ll ride the train.

We meet by the light. The train’s here too. We’ll leave right away.

We’re near the fair. We wait by the seats. “Mabel, see the bright lights,” I say.

Here’s the fair. We go to the gate.

We’ll try some rides. Soon we fly above the fair. I ride beside Mabel. We hold the rails.

Rose goes alone. Dave and May go behind. We feel the breeze. We wave.

The ride’s done. We go to the boat ride.

The boats float away. I say, “The green boat’s fine. The gray boat’s old and slow.”

We wait near the boat gate. Soon a boat arrives. The boat’s green.

“We’ll sail the green boat,” says Dave. “Right,” we say.

The boat glides by the fair. “See the goats!” says Rose.

“We’ll wait to try those,” says May.

Dave says, “The moonlight’s bright tonight. I see the road a mile away.”

Soon the boat ride’s done too.

“I see a booth,” says Dave. “So do I. See the yo-yos,” I say, “Maybe I’ll own

one. I’ll try.”

“Here’s a dime,” I say. I try to throw the beans behind the board. Nine beans fly behind the board.

“One more and the yo-yo’s mine.” I aim and throw the bean. “I’ve won!” I say. “The green yo-yo’s fine.”

Mabel and Rose say, “We need some food. Do you need to eat too?”

“Yes,” we say. “We’ll eat here.”

“The roast beef’s fine,” says Dave. “Yes,” I say, “and the fries taste fine too.”

“See the bones. I ate the most food,” says Rose. “I’m slow,” says Mabel. “My tooth’s loose.”

May says, “I’ll stay here.” “No, you won’t, May. Time to go. We’ll be late,”

says Rose. “Yes, you’re right,” says May.

“The train’s here,” I say. We go to the train and find some seats. Soon

the train leaves.

“A fine night,” I say. “Yes,” says Rose. “We’ll soon be home.”

FAIR TIME Book 13 to read after Lesson 19

by Aurora Dias Jorgensen with assistance from Kate MacAndrew

I’ve saved my dimes. I’ll go to the fair tonight.

I’ll meet Mabel and Dave. May and Rose may go

too. We’ll ride the train.

We meet by the light. The train’s here too. We’ll leave right away.

We’re near the fair. We wait by the seats. “Mabel, see the bright lights,” I say.

Here’s the fair. We go to the gate.

We’ll try some rides. Soon we fly above the fair.

I ride beside Mabel. We hold the rails.

Rose goes alone. Dave and May go behind. We feel the breeze. We wave.

The ride’s done. We go to the boat ride.

The boats float away. I say, “The green boat’s fine. The gray boat’s old and slow.”

We wait near the boat gate. Soon a boat arrives. The boat’s green.

“We’ll sail the green boat,” says Dave. “Right,” we say.

The boat glides by the fair. “See the goats!” says

Rose. “We’ll wait to try those,” says May.

Dave says, “The moonlight’s bright tonight. I see

the road a mile away.” Soon the boat ride’s done too.

“I see a booth,” says Dave. “So do I. See the yo-yos,” I say, “Maybe I’ll own

one. I’ll try.”

“Here’s a dime,” I say. I try to throw the beans behind the board. Nine beans fly behind the board.

“One more and the yo-yo’s mine.” I aim and throw the bean. “I’ve won!” I say. “The green yo-yo’s fine.”

Mabel and Rose say, “We need some food. Do you need to eat too?”

“Yes,” we say. “We’ll eat here.”

“The roast beef’s fine,” says Dave. “Yes,” I say, “and the fries taste fine too.”

“See the bones. I ate the most food,” says Rose. “I’m slow,” says Mabel. “My tooth’s loose.”

May says, “I’ll stay here.” “No, you won’t, May. Time to go. We’ll be late,”

says Rose. “Yes, you’re right,” says May.

“The train’s here,” I say. We go to the train and find some seats. Soon

the train leaves.

“ fine night,” I say. “Yes,” says Rose. “We’ll soon be home.”