Book 18 - Sid and the Mess

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Book 18: Sid and the Mess

Sid and the Mess

New Sounds /f/ /e/ New Words fell - Decodable mess - Decodable Plot Summary One by one, the animals climb up to sit in their tree house. When Sid the Horse tries to join them, he is too heavy and the tree house falls with everyone in it. Sid is blamed for the mess, so he undertakes to repair the tree house. All the animals get back in the tree house with Sid solidly supporting them. Story Questions (Comprehension) 1. page 1: What do the animals want to do? 2. page 6: Which animals do get into the tree house? 3. page 7: Which animal is too heavy and breaks the tree house? 4. page 11: Who do the animals blame for the mess? 5. page 13: How does Sid make everyone happy?

Each new word throughout the program is repeated at least five times in the book in which it first appears and five more times in the next ten books. In 1972, the federally funded Southwest Regional Laboratory for Educational Development & Research and Ginn and Company published The Sam Books of early readers as part of a Beginning Reading Program. Because it was federally funded, federal law required the program be placed in the public domain in 1977.

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Draw a picture of Sid.

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ONE

Level

Book Title 1 I See Sam 2 3 4

TWO

5 6 7 8

THREE

9 10 11 12

FOUR

13 14 15 16

FIVE

17 18 19 20

SIX

21 22 23 24

SEVEN

25 26 27 28

EIGHT

29 30 31 32

NINE

33 34 35 36

TEN

37 38 39 40

THIRTEEN

TWELVE

ELEVEN

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52

Sam See Sam See Me Mat See Mat Meet Mit See It Sit On It Sis Sam Sat It Is Ann

Ann and Nan Nan and the Man Sam is Mad Sid We Will See Sid and the Mess Sis in a Mess Nat Sits Nat Mat in the Sun Run, Feet, Run Who Am I? Nell and Ed Sis in the Well Ann is Sad Ed and the Sheet Mat Did it The Shell Sell the Shell The Hat Mat in the Hat Mat and the Net Mat the Rat See Them Mit is Wet Will We Win? The Seed Mat and the Weed Was It Wet? Fun With the Sheet The Men The Bad Men

New Words

I,  see,  Sam am me

Mat Mit,  Sis meet in,  it

sit,  on is sat Ann,    this

and,  Nan a,  the,  man mad,  that at,  Sid

New Sounds

Special Words

/a/    /s/    /m/ I,  see

/t/     /i/ /n/

/o/    

/d/    

me meet is

this a,  the that

we,  will,  with fell,  mess

/w/  /l/     /f/    /e/

we,  with

sun,  them,  us,  what

/u/    

what,  them

6it,  Nat

feet,  fun,  run Nell,  who,  yes

did,  Ed,  let,  well need,  she net,  ran,  sad,  no 6ill,  sheet,  shut mud sand,  sell,  shell 6ish,  hat,  he

/r/    /ee/ /y/

who

/sh/

/h/  

nut,  rat,  set feel,  not

fat,  if,  wet fan,  needs,  sits,  win fans,  hand(s),  hill,  seed,  weed 6ills,  runs met,  hit(s),  was,  to bad,  him,  men,  be

Mat at Bat The Bat Rat Mat is Wet The Fun Fish

bat,  his,  wish,  ball

The Bus Ben the Ant The Bee The Ant and the Bee

ant(s),  Ben,  bus,  had

/b/

“See Sid with it. We sit in it.”

bell,  but,  has,

bed,  bee,  Bill,  hid

13

“It is a mess.”

12

“We will sit in that.”

1

Mat fell.

“We fell. See that mess.”

2

11

10

“I fell.

“Will Mat sit in that?

I am a mess.”

Will Nan sit with Mat?” 3

Nan sits with Mat.

Sis and Nan fell in the mess.

Will Mit sit in that? 4

9

8

Mit and Mat fell on Sid.

Mit sits with Nan and Mat.

A mess fell on Sid.

Will Sis sit in that? 5

“We sit in it.

Sid fell.

Will Sid sit in it?” 6

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