Go see a guppy.

2
Go see a gumdrop.
3
 Go see a golf ball.
4
Go see a goose.
5
 Go see a glob of gum.
6
Go see a glass.
7
 Go see a garden.
Go, grasshopper, go!
8
 High Frequency Words Used
go
see
a
of

Questions
• The grasshopper was curious. What does
curious mean?
• Are you curious, too?
• If you were as small as a grasshopper and
could hop like one, where would you hop to?

Activity
Goofy Goggles
Make two large lowercase g’s. Cut them out and
tape them together at the top to form a pair of
goofy goggles.
 Reading
Gg
Each Read with Me book helps
children learn and practice one
target letter sound.

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