Rmse Storybook 1 g1 0076124584
Rmse Storybook 1 g1 0076124584
Rmse Storybook 1 g1 0076124584
Mastery
Signature Edition
Storybook 1
Siegfried Engelmann
Elaine C. Bruner
Columbus, OH
ISBN: 978-0-07-612458-9
MHID: 0-07-612458-4
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STORY 3
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that she
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then h5re
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STORY 4
did are
clap farm
do yard
of her
for here
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didnT ate
very hE
every she
even the
r5ad the I t e m
when the Teacher says "do it,"
stand up.
a,.
Had the I t e m
When the Teach* says "do it,"
clap.
hard f5r
farm of
are he
do the
did that
dBnT this
didn't there
how here
v*i7 her
STORY 10
I 1ked barking
swim that there
Â¥re here other
get she funny
got they
end
and how give
at *Y Trying
ate dCnt rIdjBSEl
Sat didn't hard
read the Item
wdien the t e a c h e r says "stand up,"
say a! --
of circle
rer farmer
and start
how where
other Men
stream them
this then
here &at
there that
*Y th5se
read the Items
1. when the T e a c h e r says "do it,"
touch your feet.
2. *en the Teacher stands up,
h51d up your hands.
spot
this is a story of a dog
named spot. spoT did not hear
well. the other day she went to
a store to get some bones. the
man in the st5re said, "it is a
f i n e day.*
%at did you ay?" spot
asked.
Tell spot *at the man said.
the man got some bones for
spot. he said, "pay m5 a dime
fSr these b5n.s."
SPOT asked, %a1 did you
say?-
Tell spot *at the man said.
spof did not h5ar the man
and the man was getTIfig mad at
spot. the man said, "give me a
dime f a r these b5nes."
spot asked, %at did you.
say?-
Tell spot *at the man said.
spot said, "it is Time ¥TSme
To ISavh si5 I will pSy you a
dime far the Wnas and I will
go home.w
s5 spot give the man a dim%
then sh5 took the b5n~shBme
and had a f i n e m&l of UOnes.
the end
read the Item
when the Teacher h51ds up a
hand, Touch the fIBBr.
fly@ is f u n
a lime bird had six sisters.
his sisters said, "come and -Ply
with us." but the little bird did
not fly. so ti5 started to cry.
his sisters said, "wB did not
s5y to cry with us. w5 said to
fly with us. stop crying and start
f wing."
bat the little bird did not
stop crying.
his sisters said, "why are
you crying?" *at did they say?
"I am
the l i t t l e bird said,
crying because I cannot f 17."
Mfcy was he crying?
his sisters said, "we will
TSa& YOU TO ¥fl i-P YOU stop
cryic."
so the IiHIe bird stopped
cvi@,then his sisTers grabbed
him and Took him up, up, up into
the sky.
then they said, "you are a
bird, s5 you. can f 17."
they leT g5 of him. he yelled,
"I can fly."
now When the sisters say
"let's fly," the l i n l e bird jumps
up and down. he says, "yes, flying
is m5re f u n than crying."
then the little bird and his
sisters fly and f17.
&at do they do?
the end
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STOW 29
read the I t e m
when the Teacher says "now,"
clap.
r h d the I t e m
when the teacher says "do it,"
hold up your hand.
r5ad the I t e m
when the TBacher says "go," i
"stand up."
read the I t e m
*en the teacher stands up, say
a n
"you are standing up."
M a d the I t e m
&en the teacher says "go,"
Touch your arm.
r5ad the I t e m
when the tbcher says "stop,"
Touch the fl55r.
r&d the I t e m
when the T e a c h e r says "go," kold
up your hands.
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STORY 44
1
the magic pouch
there was a little girl who lived
nSar a tall mountain. the mountain
was so Tall that the Top was always
in the clouds. the girl wanted to
go To the Top o f the mountain, but
her mother tBld her, "no." she said,
"that mountain is sT5Sp. you would
f i n d IT very hard To geT To the top."
but one day the linle girl was
siTTi@ and looking at the mountain.
she said To herself, "Iwould like To
see *at Is in thBse clouds at the
Top of the moanlain. I think I
will go up and see."
so the girl took her pet hound
and starred up the fall mountain.
they went up and up. the side o f
STORY 51
8
the magic pouch
&a1 did the linle girl take f r o m
the pouch?
could she gel the yellow mud
f r o m her hands?
could her mother get the yellow
mud f r o m her hands?
the girl cried and cried, then she
said, "mother, I TBId you some lies. I
did not sleep in the grass. I wen1 To
the Top o f the Tall mountain. and I
did not f i n d the pouch on the
ground. a funny elf' gave iT To me."
the girl TSId her mother all about the
funny house and the elf.
and when she looked at her
hands, she saw that they were clean.
her mother said, "Where did the mud
go?"
I d5nT see it any *ere," the
girl said. she looked To see if there
was more mud inside the pouch, and
wdaT do you. think was inside the
pouch? there w e r e a thousand rocks
of gold. her mother said, "we are
rick. we are very rich."
and the link girl said to herself',
"that pouch is g d TO me because I
was good. 1 will keep on doing good
things." and she did. and every Time
she was good, she reached in the
pouch and found something good.
no more To come
STORY B8
STORY 59
saved my car."
the car robber said, "somethi2
hit me Wen I was trying to sT8al
that car."
the girl said, "my g5aT hi1 you."
the girl hogged the @at. her dad
said, "that gSat can s a y with us.
and he can Eat all the cans and canes
and caps and capes he wants."
the girl smiled. her g5aT smiled.
her dad smiled. buT the car robber
did not smile, he said, ¥'
am sore."
the end
STORY 62
sandy counted e v e r y ~ h i c
sandy was a girl who liked to
count, she counted Things all The
Time. on her way To school, she
would count Trws and dogs and
cats. she would count boys and girls.
she Even counted the steps she
Took.
sandy liked school. The part she
liked best was *en The teacher said,
"now we will work on counting,M
sandy was The best counter in The
schoolt
one day sandy was walking To
school and she was counting Things.
she was walking nBar The rail rBad
Tracks. and a Train went by. so sandy
counted The Tr5in cars. There were
one hundred cars in That Train.
STORY 68
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was in the shed, big bill said, "I've
go1 work To do. I ' m ISavmg.99
"you bener sTSy here." one o f
The men said. big bill didn't answer.
bill JUST gave sandy a m&n look.
sandy looked at the shed and
waited* Then she saw some men start
To come f r o m The shed. They all
had Their hands up. The cop was
walking behind them.
STORY 75