Let's Read Together
Aligned to RL.1.10 — Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts.

What this lesson teaches
We can read stories and poems just right for us. A grown-up can help when a word is tricky.
Worked examples
Example 1
A short poem: "The little bee flew by the tree." We read it slowly and enjoy the rhyme of "bee" and "tree."
Example 2
A short poem: 'The round moon rose above the dune.' Listen for the rhyme of 'moon' and 'dune'.
Example 3
Reading it a second time is not wasted. You hear things the second time that you missed the first.
Practice questions
- Read a short story with a grown-up.
- Point to a word that rhymes with another word.
- Tell your favorite part after you read.
Watch the lesson
Every lesson comes with a video taught in English and Spanish — the same video the QR code in the printed workbook opens.
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Leamos Juntos
Podemos leer cuentos y poemas justos para nosotros. Un adulto puede ayudar cuando una palabra es difícil.
Ejemplo 1: Un poema corto: "La abejita voló junto a la casita." Lo leemos despacio y gozamos la rima de "abejita" y "casita."
Ejemplo 2: Un poema corto: 'La luna redonda subió sobre la duna.' Escucha la rima de 'luna' y 'duna'.
Ejemplo 3: Leerlo una segunda vez no se desperdicia. La segunda vez oyes cosas que la primera se te pasaron.
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