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Reading
When Daddy
Feeds the Baby
By Marcy Campbell • Art by Josh Cleland
When Daddy feeds the baby,
I snuggle in real close.
He says that it’s a special time,
the time he loves the most.
When Daddy feeds the baby,
we do all sorts of things.
We talk and talk. We share a snack.
And sometimes, we will sing:
“Oh, hungry little baby,
with tiny little feet,
your tummy isn’t tiny—
you eat and eat and eat!”
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Reading
By Marileta Robinson • Art by Ron Zalme
“Come on, Spot!” says Tommy. Spot and Tommy play.
But something is missing. “Stay here,” says Tommy.
“You need a cape too!” On to new adventures!
June 2019 5
Reading
Thank the Worms
By Lissa Rovetch • Art by Amy Wummer
Tex and Indi
Tex and Indi were helping Mrs. Lee, their neighbor,
in her garden.
“Wow, I just found a big worm,” said Indi. “Should
I put it in the grass?”
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“No need,” said Mrs. Lee. “Happy worms mean
happy gardens!”
“Really?” asked Indi.
“Really and truly,” said Mrs. Lee. “And do you know
what makes a worm extra happy?”
“A worm friend to play with?” asked Tex.
“Well, yes.” Mrs. Lee laughed. “And also,
food scraps.”
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“You can put the apples we ate earlier into the compost
bin,” said Mrs. Lee.
Tex and Indi tossed their apple cores inside.
“The worms eat the raw fruits and veggies and dead
leaves and help make compost,” Mrs. Lee explained.
“Compost is dark soil that has good food for plants.
It helps my flowers grow big and beautiful.”
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At the end of the day, Mrs. Lee sent Tex and Indi home with
a surprise.
“Wow!” said Mom. “Thank you for these fantastic flowers.”
“You shouldn’t thank us,” said Indi.
“Right.” Tex grinned. “You should thank the worms.”
June 2019 9
Puzzle
My First
Air Puzzle
Show Find these objects hidden
in the big picture.
By Charles Ghigna
In and out
among the clouds Bowl Ruler Banana
the jets
go zooming by.
They play a game
of hide-and-streak
across Eyeglasses Cherry Sailboat
the summer sky.
Lemon Bow Magnet
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Art by Rob McClurkan
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Reading
Piggies All Day
By B.J. Lee • Art by Julissa Mora
One playful piggy, short and stout,
digs in the straw with his pink little snout.
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Two restless piggies rumble in the sty.
Open the gate and out they fly.
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Three jolly piggies land with a thud,
jumping with joy in a puddle of mud.
Four pudgy piggies
munch and crunch,
gobbling the corn
Farmer scatters for lunch.
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Such sleepy piggies doze in the hay.
Piggies must rest so they can play another day.
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Puzzle
Jump Around!
Photo by Stephanie Rausser/Getty Images
How are these pictures the same?
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Look and
Look Again
How are they different?
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Puzzle
hat’s Silly!
Art by David Semple
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What
silly things
do you see?
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Reading
Not the Same
By Alyson Greene • Art by Marta Álvarez
Callie helped her dad roll his suitcase to the door.
“I’ll be back tomorrow afternoon,” Dad said.
“Who will give me a bath? And read me a bedtime story?
And make pancakes in the morning?” asked Callie.
“Grandma will,” said Dad.
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“I know,” said Callie,
“but it won’t be the same.”
“I bet you’ll like
Grandma’s ways too,”
said Dad, giving Callie
a squeeze.
It was not the same. At
bath time, Grandma used a
lot of soap.
But the extra bubbles
made a perfect sudsy beard.
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At bedtime, Grandma
read the book with
different voices.
But she read Callie’s
favorite part over and
over again.
At breakfast,
Grandma’s pancakes
weren’t circles.
But she let Callie add
lots of blueberries to her
pancakes.
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When Dad came home, Callie jumped into his arms.
“How’d it go?” he asked.
“Great! Grandma doesn’t do things the same,” said
Callie, “and I like her way too.”
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Puzzle
Sparkling
Maps
By Robin Blasberg
Art by Carmen Saldana
Constellations
in the sky.
Sparkling figures
way up high.
Navigators
long ago
used these patterned
stars to know
their position
in the night,
the way toward home
etched in light.
What
do you
see in
the sky?
24 June 2019
A navigator is a person
who uses a map to figure
out how to get from one
place to another.
How do you figure out
where to go?
Read Aloud in English and Spanish
Planning a Trip
By Ana Galán • Art by Violet Lemay
Doña Rosa and her friends Mary and Lucy were planning
a vacation.
“Where should we go?” asked Mary.
“Let’s go to a big city,” said Lucy.
“Podemos ir a la Ciudad de Nueva York,” said Doña Rosa.
Doña Rosa Podemos ir a la Ciudad de Nueva York.
DOHN-yah ROH-sah poh-DEH-mohss EER ah LAH see-oo-DAHD deh noo-EH-vah YORK
Doña Rosa We can go to New York City.
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“New York City! What a great idea.
How will we get there?” asked Mary. ¿En autobús?
“We could take the bus,” said Lucy. EHN ow-toh-BOOSS
By bus?
“¿En autobús?” asked Doña Rosa.
Spanish pronunciation by Linda Elman, Ph.D.
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“We can take the train,” said Mary.
“¿En tren?” asked Doña Rosa.
Mary and Lucy looked at Doña Rosa. Why didn’t
she want to take the bus or the train?
¿En tren? Somos flamencos. ¡Podemos volar!
EHN TREHN SOH-mohss flah-MEHN-kohss poh-DEH-mohss boh-LAHR
By train? We are flamingos. We can fly!
28 June 2019
“How else could we get
there?” asked Mary.
“Somos flamencos.
¡Podemos volar!” said
Doña Rosa.
“You’re right! We’re
flamingos! We can fly,”
said Lucy.
“Great idea,” said Mary.
Then the three of
them packed their
bags and flew to
New York City.
June 2019 29
Activity
Spaghetti Nests
By Pat Tanumihardja • Photos by Jim Filipski, Guy Cali Associates, Inc.
You Need
• 4 ounces spaghetti,
Adult: Preheat the broken in half, cooked,
oven to 375°F. and drained
• ½ cup shredded Parmesan
1. Mix together
cheese (half for sprinkling)
the spaghetti,
• ¼ cup shredded
¼ cup Parmesan mozzarella cheese
cheese, mozzarella
2
• ⁄3 cup marinara sauce
cheese, and
• vegetable-oil spray
marinara sauce in
• ¼ cup cooked bacon bits
a large bowl.
or vegan-sausage crumbles
Before
You Begin
Wash your
hands.
2. Grease a nonstick
6-cup muffin tin with
vegetable-oil spray.
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5. Add the remaining
3. Use tongs to 4. Sprinkle the
Parmesan cheese over
evenly fill the muffin bacon bits on top
the nests.
cups with the spaghetti of the nests.
Adult: Bake for 13–15 minutes
mixture. Make a dent in
or until set. Serve with extra
the center of each cup
sauce, if you wish.
to create the “nest.”
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Activity
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Action
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By Hilary Mankofsky • Photos by Jim Filipski, Guy Cali Associates, Inc.
1. Stretch your
arms to the sun.
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2. Fold over—dive for fun. 3. Plant your hands on the ground.
4. Jump back without a sound. 5. Hips up. Head straight.
6. Step legs forward. 7. Stretch your body to the sun.
You’re looking great! One deep breath.
Now you’re done.
Activity
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• White cotton T-shirt
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How will you decorate your shirt?
Adult: Wash and dry a T-shirt. Slip
the cardboard inside the shirt and
place it on a covered surface.
1. Put tape on the shirt in a
design or pattern, making sure
to smooth down the edges of
the tape.
Paint It T-Shirt
By Lindy North • Photos by Jim Filipski, Guy Cali Associates, Inc.
2. Dip the brush into the 3. Carefully peel off the
paint, and dab it on the T-shirt. tape to reveal the design.
Repeat until paint covers the
tape design. Let dry for at
least 8 hours.
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Thanks for reading
Indi and Tex helped
their neighbor in
her garden.
How do you help
people?
Can you find B
the sleeping
chipmunk?
Start
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Look for these pictures
inside the magazine.
A. page 18 B. page 21 C. page 11 D. page 15
Finish
Look for the hidden “Smiling ”
on the front cover.
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