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    Ants at The Tip Ants at The Tip: Written by Angela Weeks. Illustrated by Trent Lambert

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    Ants at The Tip Ants at The Tip: Written by Angela Weeks. Illustrated by Trent Lambert

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    This document provides a story called 'Ants at the tip' for early readers. It includes vocabulary words, the story text illustrated over 8 pages, and exercises to help readers practice blending sounds, high frequency words, fluency, and comprehending the story.

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    Ants at The Tip Ants at The Tip: Written by Angela Weeks. Illustrated by Trent Lambert

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    Bilin Davut
    This document provides a story called 'Ants at the tip' for early readers. It includes vocabulary words, the story text illustrated over 8 pages, and exercises to help readers practice blending sounds, high frequency words, fluency, and comprehending the story.

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    SET 2

    Ants at the tip


    Written by Angela Weeks. Illustrated by Trent Lambert.

    SPELD SA
    Phonic Book Series
    Practice page
    Practise the sounds

    s a t i p n
    c k ck e h r m d
    Practise blending sounds

    in tap pit and


    Kim Mick tank ants
    Practise high frequency words

    the on a is
    Vocabulary
    The words on this page can be used to help the student’s comprehension before, during or
    after reading the book. Link the meanings of words with what the student already knows,
    show examples or have students act out the words.

    ants – crawling insects with six legs

    pit – large hole in the ground

    tip – rubbish dump

    tin – metal food or drink container

    tap – short name for faucet – water tap

    tank – used to store rainwater


    Ants in a pit at
    the tip
    1
    Kim and Mick at
    the tip
    2
    Ants in a tin

    3
    An ant is on Mick.

    4
    Ants on Kim

    5
    Ants on Mick

    6
    A tap at the tank

    7
    Kim and Mick at
    the tap
    8
    From blending to fluency
    To develop fluency, the student needs to re-read the same book multiple times. Students
    might initially sound out every word and re-read every sentence but, with practice,
    blending will become more automatic. The fluency chart can be used to develop
    automaticity of blending by providing single word blending practice.
    While reading the book, the student:
    • blends the sounds of each unknown word in the sentence
    • identifies and reads high frequency words
    • re-reads the sentence from the beginning
    • discusses the meaning of the sentence

    When finished, the student needs to re-read the whole book and practise reading the
    same book until they can read at a steady pace with minimal sounding out.

    Making connections - questions and discussion


    After the student has read the book, or the relevant page, ask them one or more of the
    following questions and discuss:

    1. Kim and Mick were looking for things at the tip.


    What do you think they were looking for?
    Can you see anything at the tip that they could use?

    2. What do you think the ants were doing in the tin?

    3. Why do you think the ants climbed up Kim and Mick’s arms?

    4. Why did Kim and Mick wash their arms at the tap?
    Could they have just brushed off the ants?

    5. Ants can give you a little bite. Show me how ants nip your skin.
    Fluency chart

    it in an at
    pit tin ant tap
    tip Kim and had
    sick hiss Mick pet
    sack ants rest skid
    tank pant kicks skin

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