Rocket wants to make a smell alarm. "Beep at bad smells!"
Raven laughs. "What do you notice? We already have one!"
Nova twirls. "Where is your built in alarm?"
People and animals need food to live and grow.
All living things need water.
Your nose and tongue help you notice your food.
They tell your brain about what goes in your mouth.
Your nose is the alarm Raven meant.
Food that smells bad or old can warn you.
Your nose can warn you about smoke, too.
Tell a grown-up if something smells wrong.
You can brush your tongue when you brush your teeth.
Your tongue works even while you sleep.
It pushes spit to the back of your throat.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| People need food and water. | ? |
| Your nose can warn you about smoke. | ? |
| Your tongue stops all work while you sleep. | ? |
| You can brush your tongue gently. | ? |
Let us review this week's sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Going: G-O-I-N-G.
Had: H-A-D.
Has: H-A-S.
Her: H-E-R.
Same: S-A-M-E.
Boy: B-O-Y.
Following: F-O-L-L-O-W-I-N-G.
Show: S-H-O-W.
Also: A-L-S-O.
What a week of smelling and tasting science!
Tomorrow is Body Lab Day with a smell match.