Watch the YouTube video about elephants. Then, use the paper provided or any paper you have at home to write some true facts you learned about elephants.

Watch the short video (oo, ui, ew), but focus on the oo sound. Stand up and do the motions and the sounds.

Use the paper provided- fill in oo in the middle of each word. You can use froot loops, cheerios, pennies, or whatever you have around your house. Then read each word to a parent.

Challenge: use a few of the words to write some sentences. Don't forget to start with a capital letter and end with punctuation.

Watch the video about zebras. Use the included paper, or a paper of your own, to write three sentences telling facts you learned about zebras.

Watch the video on the oo sound.

Play the oo game. You can play with mom or dad or a sibling. Take turns reading a word. If you read the word correctly, you can cover that word by coloring it or using a dot marker. The first one to get four in a row wins the game.

Listen to the book “If I Ran the Zoo”. Create a new type of animal that Gerald McGrew would want in his zoo. Illustrate it and write about it.

Practice the oo by coloring the chunk and reading the word.

Try to read the Level D "Animals Like to Eat" page. Can you share what you learned with someone in your house?

Challenge: circle three words and write a sentence for each.