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1、 Thats Hard, Thats EasyElectronic book published by 24 W. 25th St. New York, NY 10011 All rights reserved. Copyright 1998 by The Millbrook Press, Inc.Real Kids Readers and the Real Kids Readers logo are trademarks of The Millbrook Press, Inc.No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in a
2、ny form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. To Bridget and Michal, who can read this now. Its easy! M. B.Special thanks to Hanna Andersson, Portland, OR, fo
3、r supplying clothing.e-ISBN 1-58824-496-2 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataBernstein, Margery.Thats hard, thats easy / by Margery Bernstein ; photography by Dorothy Handelman.p. cm. (Real kids readers. Level 2)Summary: A child notices that things that were once difficult to do often
4、 become easy as people grow.ISBN 0-7613-2007-5 (lib. bdg.). ISBN 0-7613-2032-6 (pbk.)1. Growth Fiction. 2. Stories in rhyme. I. Handelman, Dorothy, ill. II. Title. III. Series. PZ8.3.B45854Th 1998 Edc21Thats Hard,Thats Easy Margery Bernstein Photographs by Dorothy HandelmanThere are things I cannot
5、do. I cannot make a pie, can you? Thats hard for me.But there are things that I can do. I climb up stairs and jump down too. Thats easy for me.My brother Jake is very small. Its hard for him to hold a ball. He drops it.6He cannot play an easy game. He cannot even say his name. Its hard for him.78He
6、cannot walk. He cant stand up. He cannot hold a spoon or cup. We have to help him.910We cannot keep this baby neat. What a mess when he tries to eat! Its hard for him.11I could not do most things at all when I was very, very small. But now I can.12Now I am big and I can do all the things that Jake w
7、ants to. Its easy for me.13I can hop and I can bop. I can dance until I drop. Its fun.14I can sing and I can hum. I can even play a drum. Its easy.15Ill make you lunch. Do you like ham? Or how about some bread and jam? Ill get it.1617Ill send a card to Gram and Gramp. I wrote my name. Now wheres a s
8、tamp? Ill find one.1819When I was small, about Jakes age, I could not draw or read a page. Now I can.But there are things I still cant do. I cannot fly a kite, can you? Thats hard.I want to skate. I want to spin. But when I try, my feet turn in. One day Ill learn.22Id like to drive into the pool jus
9、t like the big kids. They look cool. One day I will.23My dad can paint and play a horn. He fixed my pants when they were torn. He said it was easy.24My mom plays chess. She bakes us bread. She made the quilt thats on my bed. She said it was easy.When I get big these things will be as easy for me as
10、A, B, C. I hope.Yes, they will be as easy for me as playing ball or climbing a tree. I think.29One thing I know. Its really true. Whats hard for me may be easy for you.30And I can also plainly see whats hard for you may be easy for me.31Phonic Guidelines Use the following guidelines to help your chi
11、ld read the words in Thats Hard, Thats Easy.Short Vowels When two consonants surround a vowel, the sound of the vowel is usually short. This means you pronounce a as in apple, e as in egg, i as in igloo, o as in octopus, and u as in umbrella. Short-vowel words in this story include: bed, big, bop, b
12、ut, can, cup, Dad, get, ham, him, his, hop, hum, jam, kids, Mom, not, yes.Consonant Blends When two or more different consonant are side by side, they usually blend to make a com- bined sound. In this story, words with consonant blends include: bread, draw, drop, drum, Gram, Gramp, help, hold, jump,
13、 just, most, pants, send, spin, stamp, stand, wants. Double Consonants When two identical consonants appear side by side, one of them is silent. Double- consonant words in the story include: chess, mess, small, still, will, and words in the all family: all, ball.R-Controlled Vowels When a vowel is f
14、ollowed by the letter r, its sound is changed by the r. In this story, words with r-controlled vowels include: are, card, for, hard, horn, torn, turn.Long Vowel and Silent E If a word has a vowel and ends with an e, usually the vowel is long and the e is silent. Long vowels are pronounced the same w
15、ay as their alphabet names. In this story, words with a long vowel and silent e include: age, bakes, dive, game, Jake, kite, like, made, make, name, page, skate, wrote.Double Vowels When two vowels are side by side, usually the first vowel is long and the second vowel is silent. Double-vowel words i
16、n this story include: day, eat, keep, may, neat, paint, pie, play, read, say, see, tree, tries.Diphthongs Sometimes when two vowels (or a vowel and a consonant) are side by side, they combine to make a diphthonga sound that is different from long or short vowel sounds. Diphthongs are: au, aw, ew, oi, oy, ou, ow. In this story, words with diphthongs include: down, how, now.Consonant Digraphs So
