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Madison Mouse, MD
Miss Palomine talks about the uppercase letter -M. She plays the Madison Mouse music video. She talks about the /m/ sound and the shape of the uppercase -M. She and the student then identify uppercase -M words.
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Leo Lion and the Lowercase l
Miss Palomine compares the shapes of the uppercase letter -L and the lowercase -l. She and the Student then look for lowercase -l words that begin with the /l/ sound.
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Okay, What's for Dinner?
We meet Miss Palomine in a gigantic pet shop. She has a catalog of all the pets and begins the discussion of the letter -k by looking up all the animals that begin with the letter -k. She then talks about the -k foods these animals eat.
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Using Describing Words
Miss Palomine explains to the student that we can use describing words to describe things. She then uses examples of a flower, a cookie, and a pair of socks and puts them into categories defined by their describing words.
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Jamming with Jelly Jack
Miss Palomine talks about the lowercase letter -j, its sound and its shape. She and the student then identify -j words.
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Digging Daisy Dog
Using the Daisy Dog music video, Miss Palomine reviews the letter -D. She and your student look and listen for D in various words.
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Bring On the “B”s
Miss Palomine is about to teach the student how to trace the uppercase and lowercase -b when an uppercase -B flies in for a visit.
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Maxine's Munchies' Menu
We find Miss Palomine reading a menu at Maxine’s Munchies. She talks about all the -m words on the menu . Then she and the student begin their search for more -m words.
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The Lowercase q
Miss Palomine insists that she hears a duck quacking, but she can’t find the duck. This begins the discussion of comparing the shapes of the uppercase letter -Q and the lowercase -q. She and the student then look and listen for lowercase...
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Penny Pig's Shopping List
Miss Palomine gets a shopping list from Penny Pig. It’s filled with -p words. Miss P and the Student begin their search for more -p words. Miss P then shows the Student how to use -p words to make "P" sentences.
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The Lowercase p
Miss Palomine finds a note on her windshield that has a lot of the letter -p in it. This begins the discussion of comparing the shapes of the uppercase letter -P and the lowercase -p. She and the student then look and listen for...
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Only at Ollie's
Miss P returns to Ollie’s clothing boutique to find some winter sweaters. This begins a discussion of all the -o words she finds at the store. She and the student look and listen for words that begin with the long /ō/ sound and for words...
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The Case for the Lowercase n
Miss Palomine compares the shapes of the uppercase letter -N and the lowercase -n. She and the Student then look for lowercase -n words that begin with the /n/ sound.
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