Let's Go For a Walk





Let's go for a walk around my neighborhood!
Look at the list of fifty (50) words.
Listen for the words, try to hear the words. 
Then practice saying the words.
Lets Go For a Walk   Vocabulary

Workshop
Decided to go for a walk
Back door
Pretty day outside
Back yard
Brick
Weeds coming up between
Garden
Garlic
Rose bush
Butternut squash
Bowling ball
Tuba (dead)
Fireplace
Carport
Iris (have not got any flowers right now)
Everything else has flowers
Brick sidewalk
Evergreen tree
Frog pond
Brawwwwwp Brawwwwp Brawwwwp all night
Stone wall
Front yard
Don’t like to mow the lawn
Monkey grass
Front steps
Picnic table needs work
Up the steps to my front door
Wind chimes around the house
Smashed
Potted flowers in the summer
Down the front steps
The house that burned down
Haven’t removed it yet
Old house (mine 1910, that one 1911)
Old neighborhood
Tiny little green house
Big two-story red house
A car is going by
Bamboo
Refrigerator from the house that burned down
House still has a cat
Dumpster
Vines growing up the tree
Pretty day
In that forest is my house
Time to go home
One hundred 100
Wind chimes from Europe, from Asia, from the junk store
Sad ceiling fan
Bye Bye!

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