How We Timed the Race

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Book meta-data

Reading Box: Purple (Levels 19-20)
Year: Two
Fiction/Nonfiction: Non-fiction
Theme/Topic: Challenge, Sports
Page Count: 8
Word Count: 241
Reading Level:
Item Code: 300497
Sounds: -ed
Phonics Phase: Phase 6 Fix Its: Affixes - un-, -s, -es, -ing, -ed, -er, -est
Tricky Words: -ed, Drop, Nothing, ed: checked, congratulated, enjoyed, hydrated, prepared, rested, settled, sprinted, started, tied, timed, trained Drop: congratulated, hydrated, prepared, settled, tied, timed Nothing: checked, enjoyed, rested, sprinted, started, trained,

Reader Description

Do you get nervous before a cross country or a road race? Read on for some tips on how to prepare best for your next race.

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Map the Course: Using a large map of a well-known marathon city (e.g., Boston, New York, or Auckland), trace the route. You can find maps online and use them to teach children about city landmarks and planning a route and preparing for a race.

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