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Story: Chimp and Whale at the Beach

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Are you ready to read "Chimp and Whale at the Beach"?

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Click on the book below to begin reading your story, "Chimp and Whale at the Beach." To move to the next page in the story, just click on the right side of your book. To go back in the story, click on the left side of your book.

Try reading "Chimp and Whale at the Beach" all on your own, without the audio. Remember to use your Reading Strategies: "I Look", "Stretch Out the Word," and "Skip It" to help you with any tough words.

Chimp and the Whale at the Beach written by Kaylynn D. Johnson

Reading Warm Up. New Sight Words: every, live, then & six. Practice reading your new sight words before you read the story.

Chimp and Whale are good pals. But they live far apart.

So every six months they go to the beach and have a bunch of fun!

Chimp and Whale play checkers while they are at the beach. Whale is the champ!

Then, Chimp and Whale each eat a peach while they are at the beach.

Then, Chimp and Whale whistle while they are at the beach.

Then, Chimp and Whal chew on cherries while they are at the beach.

Then, Chimp and Whale play chase while they are at the beach.

Then, Chimp and Whale take a photo while they are at the beach.

Phew! Chimp and Whale are whipped!

Whale and Chimp wish they could live at the beach every day! But they will see each other again in six months.

The End!

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Click on the link below to download a worksheet that goes along with "Chimp and Whale at the Beach." Submit this to your teacher when you are finished.

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Click to the next page to work on your paragraph.