"Can Do" Reading
- ISBN-10
- 1493171046
- ISBN-13
- 9781493171040
- Category
- Education
- Pages
- 78
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2014-02-19
- Publisher
- Xlibris Corporation
- Author
- Sharon Clonts & Trudy Witham
Description
Dear Reader: Inside, you will find 5 separate and complete books in them, you will meet Cam the Robot, Sam the Alien and their interesting friends. 1) I Am Cam” we meet Cam who is a Robot. Cam has traveled through space in his rocket ship. He has just landed on the planet Wam. The first person Cam sees is Sam. Sam is standing in front of his circular see-through house. 2) “Pam” we find that Pam has been flying in the rocket ship with Cam. Pam steps out of the spaceship and looks around. As she is exploring the planet Wam, she sees Sam and they begin to start to talk to each other. 3) “Jam and Wam” This time Sam invites his new friends Cam and Pam to have a meal with him in his circular see through house. He serves them his favorite dish jam and ham. Pam eats Wam. 4) “Cat Has Sam” Sam wants Sam wants to show his new friends his pet cat. The cat runs away. Sam tries to catch his cat and gets his tail. The cat runs up a tree to get away. Sam finally catches his cat and all sit down to rest. 5) “Cat Has the Hat” Sam has a cat Sam has a cat. Cam has a hat. The cat likes to put on the Cam's hat. Cam likes to wear his own hat. In the end everyone is happy, Sam has his cat and Cam has his hat.
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