Rocket marches across the yard.
"One ant! Two ants!" he counts.
Raven spots a bird on the fence.
Nova hums, "How many living things now?"
An explorer walk is a slow walk.
You look for living things.
You count each one you find.
A room, a yard or a sidewalk works.
Slow feet find more than fast feet.
A tally is a way to count.
Make one line for each thing you see.
One bird is one line.
Three ants are three lines.
Count your lines at the end.
| I saw | Tally |
|---|---|
| birds | | | |
| bugs | | | | |
| plants | | | | | |
| people or pets | | |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A tally helps you count. | ? |
| You count rocks as living things. | ? |
| An explorer walk can happen in one room. | ? |
| Fast feet find the most living things. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Three ants get three tally lines. | ? |
| You count the lines at the end. | ? |
| A bench is a living thing. | ? |
Let us review this week's sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
After: A-F-T-E-R.
Again: A-G-A-I-N.
An: A-N.
Any: A-N-Y.
Sound: S-O-U-N-D.
Only: O-N-L-Y.
Place: P-L-A-C-E.
Years: Y-E-A-R-S.
Back: B-A-C-K.
What a great explorer walk!
Tomorrow is Explorer Day with your grown-up.