Clean socks tumble onto the table.
Bennie picks up one striped sock.
"Where is its friend?" he asks.
Riley the Raccoon digs in. "What do you notice?"
A pair is two things that match.
Socks come in pairs.
Look at the color and the size.
Find the sock that matches.
Lay the two socks on top of each other.
Fold the top down so they stay together.
Count the pairs when you finish.
| Sock | Its match |
|---|---|
| red sock | red sock |
| striped sock | striped sock |
| blue dot sock | blue dot sock |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A pair is two socks that match. | ? |
| A red sock matches a blue sock. | ? |
| You fold the top so they stay together. | ? |
| Three socks make one pair. | ? |
Bennie made three pairs.
He counts them: one, two, three.
Three pairs is six socks.
Count your pairs out loud.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| You count the pairs at the end. | ? |
| Two pairs is four socks. | ? |
| Socks can go in your mouth. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
From: F-R-O-M.
Give: G-I-V-E.
Every sock found its friend! Tomorrow we fold towels.