Reading Lesson 5

Sue, you've worked, your hide off today

The buckets of dirt, you've barrowed away

While Hugh and I have dug and dug deep

Amazing Sue, just look at that heap

Sue I'm pleased, as pleased as can be

Hugh and I, found water plenty

We've fixed the walls with pieces of stone

Soon, you and I, can wend our way home

Bucket and winch, are firmly in place

The waters are fresh, feels good on your face

The well is good, as good as can be

We'll read tonight, but first get some tea

Gosh - you know how to cook a pie Sue

Where's t cut book, come here, grab a pew

How To Speak Well

You see,

well can mean very good,

feeling well not ill,

indecisive

or like we dug today

W ell ... That's it Sue .... Well

You're doin very well at reading

I'd say that you're exceeding

Where once you found it hard

I think you are succeeding

This is tricky ...

To 2 ( two) too

"It's the same word Frank

But you got different spelling

I feel my eyes are wellin

There's so much I got to learn"

Sue you deserve a magic word

I've seen one in your book

Comprised of special meaning

Shall we take another look

2 is a number we spell it as two

T double O, means when you come too

To on its own is where you go to

To

Simpler than that is, now read ... G e t - get

Remember this word ... Don't For ... get ... forget :)

"Your funny Frank, you make me smile

I don't feel quite as beguiled

That's not a magic word though is it?

It's just you teasing me, forget it"

He and Her

So near

yet so far apart

H e He like me

"Are you laughing Frank

What have you drank"

Her ..... Her

So here's our magic words

To get her

Join them up Sue

Join them

Together

"Together "

Yes Sue,

because together is a magic word

It's one that has most meaning

Together we can make a go

Together has no ceiling

What we earn we both will share

We're equal through and through

What we build is jointly owned

And will be hitherto