Let's Visit Wildwood Park



Look at the words, as you listen to the video. 
Listen for the words, try to hear the words. 
Then practice saying the words.

 Then...with your partner, write about all the things you see in the video.  what do you think? What do you like?
Wildwood Park for the Performing Arts
Tour the park
Out Kanis Rd and then Denny Road a couple miles from Chenal
Gorgeous day
Lake
Lots of picnic tables
Park bench
Educational Horticulture beds
Narcissus (daffodil)
Beavers
and use it to build homes in the water
iris likes to be in shallow water
yellow and purple and white
I hope a alligator doesn’t eat me.
ALLIGATOR!
I almost stepped on a snake.
Scared him too.
Any more snakes
This time of year snakes like to
Lay in the sun to warm up
after a long cold winter
Bird house
Anybody home?
Gazebo
That’s a nice way to be remembered
There’s a stump
I hope I won’t be remembered that way.
This tree has been hit by lightning
You can tell it was hit by
lightning the way it’s dead
all the way down in that one spot
so let’s go visit the gazebo.
Now we are at the far end of the
lake from where we started.
A very pretty plant
This is a Rhododendron.
We just finished seeing  those
Here’s the rules for dogs
If your dog can read
And now…it’s time to go home
It was a lovely day in the park.
Well, time to say goodbye
To the Wildwood Park
And go home. Bye Bye park!

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