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That’s why it’s important to always tell a grown-up and
apply ice as soon as you get hurt. People can get fingernail
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it can turn lumpy, puff y and blue.
An eye bruise is called a black eye.
When you see someone with a black
fingernail, that’s a fingernail bruise.
The worst kind of bruise is a brain bruise.
They happen when you bang your head
very, very, very hard. The good news
is, these sorts of bruises don’t happen
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make sure you always wear a helmet
when riding your bicycle.
What should you do if you get a bleed, bruise
or any kind of hurt?
The answer is easy. As soon as you get hurt, stop
what you are doing and tell a grown-up. If you’re
not at home, be sure to tell your Mom or Dad as soon
as you see them. You should also make sure to put ice
on the spot you hurt right away. Ice is important
because it helps stop the bleeding.
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I just learned to ride a 2-wheeler. It’s fun. My
Dad and I go riding on the bike path. But he
forgot to wear something very important.
Do you know what my Dad forgot?
Did you guess HELMET?
Great! Everyone should
wear a helmet when riding
a bike. Even grown-ups!
Stuff you’ll need:
• Plain White Paper
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2) Dribble small drops of paint on the fold line.
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What should I bring to school?
Oops! I slept in. If I don’t hurry,
I'll be late for school. And it’s
only the first week! Can you
help me pack my backpack?
Circle the things I need to
bring to school.
Miss Read's New School!
My teacher, Miss Read, used to teach at
another school. Now she teaches at my
school. She’s just learning her way around.
Can you show her how to get to her new
classroom? That’s where I’m waiting. But
please be careful! Mr. Spiff, the caretaker,
has just washed the school floors and
they can be very slippery.
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One day,
Caw! Caw! all the animals got together
for a big party.
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They were so excited to be together,
they started talking all at once.
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Their sounds got all mixed up.
Help!
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Draw a line from each animal
to the correct sound it makes.
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Quack! Quack!
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Leave me alone or
I’ll sting you a song.
Thanksgiving is coming.
Time for me to hide!
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