VIP Class Notes (Hari)
Pronunciation
cake -k-ake
guess- g-ess
Silly – sillee
We read this story together-
The Day I Tried to Cook By: Sue Peterson
Mom is a great cook. She started cooking when she was three-years-old! I know that sounds silly, but she would help her mother cook. And, now I’m helping my mom cook.
I like to make chicken the best. Baked chicken is my most favorite thing to make. It is also my favorite food to eat. One day, when mom was sick, I tried to make the chicken
all by myself. I washed the chicken and put it in a pan in the oven to bake. When the bell rang to tell me the chicken was
done, I opened the oven door. Guess what? The chicken was not cooked!
I started to laugh. I laughed and laughed and laughed! Did you know what I did? I forgot to turn on the oven! The oven!
Did you know what I did next? I called on the telephone for pizza to come to our house. Mom was happy that I “cooked” by myself. She was happy that we could eat the pizza together.
Guess what? We will have chicken some other night.
Vocabulary
silly |
laugh |
favorite |
laughed |
guess |
pizza |
Silly- to not do something good
guess- you are thinking about something you don’t know
Grammar
Noun- 3 types
Person- Hari, William, Mum, dad, grandmother, grandfather.
Place- Shanghai, Australia, America, France, Germany
Thing- Computer, pen, puzzle, water, whiteboard, door, shirt, watch, plant, chair. Headphones
Verbs-
cut – bread, onion, broccoli, cheese.
Fry- fish, meat, vegetables
wash- apples, bananas, vegetables
bake- apple pie, cake
cut- bread, vegetables, meat
vocabulary
vegetables –
orange color and long- carrot- Kah-rutt
corn- K-orn
cucumber- ku-kum-ber
cabbage- ka-bajje
lettuce- lett-uss
onion- un-yun
spinach- sp-in-achh
Bread
salad dressing
Cheese
salt- something we put in food to taste better
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