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1、 Time for Bed?Electronic book published by 24 W. 25th St. New York, NY 10011 All rights reserved. Copyright 1999 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 any form o
2、r by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. For Allison S. H.For my father, Sam, who always told the best bedtime stories D. H.Special thanks to Garnet Hill, Francon
3、ia, NH, for providing clothing and bedding.e-ISBN 1-58824-497-0 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataHood, Susan.Time for bed? / Susan Hood ; photographs by Dorothy Handelman.p. cm. (Real kids readers. Level 2)Summary: A young girl tries various excuses to postpone bedtime, only to have
4、 difficulty getting up in the morning.ISBN 0-7613-2069-5 (lib. bdg.). ISBN 0-7613-2094-6 (pbk.)1. Bedtime Fiction. 2. Stories in rhyme. I. Handelman, Dorothy, ill. II. Title. III. Series. PZ8.3.H7577T1 1999 Edc21Time for Bed?By Susan HoodPhotographs by Dorothy HandelmanYou say its late. Its time for
5、 bed. But, Mom! I want to play instead.Time for bed? I cannot go. I have things to do, you know. There is a song I want to play. You say good night, but its still day!67I have to study for a test. I want to do my very best. Okay, Ill put my books away. Hey, look at this! I got an A!I have a friend I
6、 need to call. I have to know if she likes Paul.10I need a snack. I need a drink. I need some time to sit and think.12Hey, look up there! Can you see stars? And can you see the planet Mars? How does the moon stay up in space? Why does it have that silly face?14Okay, Ill put my nightgown on. I need m
7、y bear. Where has he gone?I have to brush my teeth and hair. I have to pick out clothes to wear.1819Here is my book. May I read, please? I beg you, Mom. Im on my knees.What were you like, Mom, as a kid? Please tell me all the things you did. Did you like to go to bed? Or did you want to play instead
8、?I need a hug. I need a kiss. I need my blanket just like this.24I need to stretch. I need to yawn. . . .26Before I know it, it is dawn. You say get up. Birds sing and cheep. Get up now?I need to sleep!Phonic Guidelines Use the following guidelines to help your child read the words in The Big Box.Sh
9、ort 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: big, box, can, cop, fix, fun, get, has, hat, jet, set, yet.Sho
10、rt-Vowel Words with Beginning Consonant Blends When two different consonants begin a word, they usually blend to make a combined sound. Words in this story with beginning consonant blends include: stop.Short-Vowel Words with Ending Consonant Blends When two different consonants end a word, they usua
11、lly blend to make a combined sound. Words in this story with ending consonant blends include: best, fast, wings.R-Controlled Vowels When a vowel is follwed by the letter r, its sound is changed by the r. Words in this story with r-controlled vowels are: car, far, for, parks.Double Consonants When tw
12、o identical consonants appear side by side, one of them is silent. In this story, double consonants appear in the short-vowel words Bill, and yell.Sight Words Sight words are those words that a reader must learn to recognize immediatelyby sight instead of by sounding them out. They occur with high frequency in easy texts. Sight words not included in the above categories are: a, am, and, as, by, done, go, goes, have, hi, I, in, is, it, much, now, old, out, play, say, see, she, so, the, up, we, what, you.
