Partner sheet: Finish the sentence, sheet 1
The partner sheet shows the cues and the intended words. It is for the practice partner.
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SayI will read a sentence. You give the last word, or point to it.
1. The trash is picked up twice a ....
- First cue (what the word means)It is seven days long.
- Second cue (the first letter)It starts with w.
- Last cue (the word)
- The intended wordweek
2. I butter a slice of ....
- First cue (what the word means)A loaf of it is cut into slices.
- Second cue (the first letter)It starts with b.
- Last cue (the word)
- The intended wordbread
- Also accepttoast
Partner sheet: Finish the sentence, sheet 1
3. In winter the roads are white with ....
- First cue (what the word means)It falls in cold weather, in soft white flakes.
- Second cue (the first letter)It starts with s.
- Last cue (the word)
- The intended wordsnow
- Also acceptice, frost
4. The sandwich costs four ....
- First cue (what the word means)They are paper money, each worth one hundred cents.
- Second cue (the first letter)It starts with d.
- Last cue (the word)
- The intended worddollars
- Also acceptbucks
Partner sheet: Finish the sentence, sheet 1
5. I borrow books from the ....
- First cue (what the word means)It is a public building full of shelves of books.
- Second cue (the first letter)It starts with l.
- Last cue (the word)
- The intended wordlibrary
6. We wait at the stop for the ....
- First cue (what the word means)It is long, has many seats and runs on a route.
- Second cue (the first letter)It starts with b.
- Last cue (the word)
- The intended wordbus
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