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Name

Monster’s Stormy Day • Level G • 1a


Skill: Sequence Events

Instructions: Have students cut out and place the pictures in order. Have them write a sentence next to each
picture using the words first, next, then, and last. When finished, have students create a puppet to retell the story.
Have them cut, color, and paste the monster head to the bottom flap of a paper bag. Staple the story to the front
of the puppet.

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Name

Monster’s Stormy Day • Level G • 1b


Skill: Sequence Events

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Name

er

Monster’s Stormy Day • Level G • 2


ball rul rabb

Skill: r- Controlled Vowels

spid tig monk


Instructions: Name the pictures with students. Have them identify the words with the r-controlled vowel sound
at the end by writing er on the line below each picture. Check responses when students are finished.

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Name

Bonk Lurk Uzzle

Monster’s Stormy Day • Level G • 4


1 bonk, lurk, and uzzle pretend they are cowboys.

2 sam and tim saw a bird.

3 mary and i like to watch the rain.

4 He lives on park street.

5 My school is redwood elementary.

6 jan likes to sing with pat.


Skill: Proper Nouns

7 miss hill is my teacher.

Instructions: Read the sentences aloud with students. Have them underline the proper nouns in each sentence.
Have them rewrite each word correctly by using a capital letter. The first sentence is done for them.

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