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4.  Describe the woodpecker that the poet wants to be.
                            5.  What does the poet wish to do as a woodpecker?



                     C. Refl ect and answer.


                            1.  Why do you think the poet wants to be something else rather than herself?

                            2.  Do you think living like an owl and a woodpecker would be interesting?
                                Explain your answer.




                             Sounds and Pronunciation


                    Look at the following pairs of words from the poem. Notice the sounds the highlighted
                    letters make.


                                                         owl                  yellow
                                                        downy                hollow

                    The sound produced by the letter combination ow in owl and downy is not the same as in

                    yellow and hollow. The letter combination ow has two sounds.
                    Read these words aloud that have the sound // as in owl.


                                      brown              down                owl               frown
                                       town              crown              clown              crowd

                    Now, read the following words that have the sound // as in low.


                                       glow               owe                slow               grow
                                       blow               crow              throw               snow



                    Find out  fi ve more words that belong to each category and list them in your
                    notebook.




                           Activity


                    Who would you rather be if you were not you? Try to rewrite any one stanza of the

                    poem subs  tu  ng the animal in it with something that you want to be.







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