Language: Reading " The "ell" Word Family

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1.Students will listen and sing along to a song about the ‘ell’ word family. 

Click on the link above for the song. 

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2. Students will read  the short story entitled ‘The Bell" and answer questions orally about the story.





Questions


1. Where does Bob live?
2. What fell in the well?
3. Why did Bob want to yell?                                    

3. Students will draw a picture of two things in the story which is from the ‘ell’ word family.

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