ALPHABETTI BOOKS

EASY READING SERIES

MIZ KATZ N. RATZ

T.M.

#9T.M.

DANIEL T. WHITE

No new letters – practices the letter ‘L’

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AL AND HAL

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Produced in the United States of America.

First Edition, 2015

Progressive Phonics LLC Los Angeles, CA

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Alphabetti Book #9Al and HalWritten by Miz Katz N. Ratz and Daniel T. WhiteIllustrated by Miz Katz N. Ratz

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Don’t rush it. Body-builders don’t train in a day – neither does a child.

And most important ofall, HAVE FUN!

Read the book WITH your child. You read the “regular” text, and he/she reads the big, red words, sort of like reading the different parts in a play.

Help your child sound out the words as needed.

Read the book several times. This helps develop the eye muscles and left-to-right reading patterns.

Quick Start Guide

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Lesson 1

The letter ‘L’ can also go at theend of words, like in these twowords:

(Al and Hal are boy’s names.)

alhal

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hal the hound liked

to wash his feet b

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A hound is a type of dog with a very good sense of smell.

and keep his whole bhouse clean and neat. b

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But the sheep alwas not the same. b

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al thought cleaning

was a pain. b

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One day knockedal the door.at

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“Oh, no!” said . hal“What’s he here for?” b

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“Hello, ,” said hal alwith a smile. “I have bcome to visit for a while.” b

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hal was never, ever

rude, so he opened the b door – what else could bhe do? b

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“Wheee!” said asalhe bounced right in. b

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His sticky footprints bfollowed him. b

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al grabbed a soda and

some chips. The soda bspilled, drip, drip, drip. b

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al sat down upon

the couch and threw the bcushions all about. b

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“ ,” said , “sit hal alnext to me. You and I b

watch TV.” can b

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hal sat down on

the other chair – the bone not covered with bAl’s hair. b

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al kicked his shoes

off, one by one. Oh, bno! They were full of bcookie crumbs. b

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hal grabbed a

broom and started bto sweep, wishing b

would go to sleep. al b20

But got up and alstarted to dance, bknocking over all bthe plants. b

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“Stop, stop, stop!” said b with a howl as he hal

ran to fetch a paper btowel. b

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hal slipped in the

mess and flipped b baround.

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Splat! landed halon the ground. b

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“Oops!” said alwhen he saw his bfriend. He knew his bmesses had to end. b

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al sat hal down on the sofa b with a cup of borange soda. b

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Then cleaned alup his big mess. b

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Clean and tidy bis the best! b

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