Week 1 Homework Book

Mat has a net, but the bird is too big to fit inside. Mat is sad as a result. The story is told in simple language, with a focus on the interactions between the characters. The story of Amina's safari in Nairobi is a tale about a young girl who visits her uncle and aunt in the city. Amina's uncle takes her and her cousin, Nuru, to the city zoo, where they see many animals. Nuru is in the first grade, while Amina is in the third grade. The story highlights the relationship between Amina and her cousin, as well as their experiences in the city. The story of Pat and the bird is a narrative about two characters, Pat and Mat, who visit the zoo to see a big bird. The bird has long legs and picks Mat's hat. Pat is interested in seeing the bird, while Mat is upset about his hat. The story is told in simple language, with a focus on the interactions between the characters. The story of Juma's Easter celebration is a tale about a young boy who visits his grandparents in the village. Juma is accompanied by his siblings and parents. His uncle, Mugo, and aunt, Zainabu, live with their child, Ziki, who is Juma's cousin. The story highlights the family relationships and their experiences in the village. The vocabulary practice involves writing words that match pictures. The words include "t m a," "t o h," "u r n," and "t h a." The practice is designed to help learners recognize and write words that correspond to images. The comprehension questions for the story of Juma's Easter celebration ask about the relationships between the characters and the events that take place in the story. The questions include "What is the name of Mugo and Zainabu's child?" and "What is Juma celebrating in the village?" The answers to these questions provide insight into the story and its characters.