<p>Lesson 34, Target letters “qu” by: Joyce Tradburks A Quiet Evening </p><p>Uri is angry at his boss. Uri quotes his Uri wants to spend some quiet, tranquil dad: "Don't stick with a bad boss." time with Aviva.</p><p>“We can go on a picnic. It will be quick,” But she must study for a quiz.* said Uri.</p><p>“Can we go for a drink?” inquires Uri. “Then I can help you study.” “O.K.,” said Aviva. "It will be quiet and quite romantic. It’s more fun than “But it’s already quite late,” said Aviva. studying for the quiz alone at home." </p><p>*quiz - an exception to the “zz rule” (one syllable word with 1 short vowel) Lesson 34, Target letters “qu” by: Joyce Tradburks Word List</p><p>1 quit</p><p>2 “ “ quote</p><p> quiet 3</p><p>4 tranquil</p><p>5 quiz</p><p>6 quick</p><p>7 picnic</p><p>8 romantic</p><p>9 ? inquire quite ”די“ 10 </p><p>11 angry</p><p>12 study Lesson 34, Target letters “qu” by: Joyce Tradburks Checkers Game To play: Each player needs 12 checkers (buttons, playing pieces) of one color. Place them on the three rows of white squares closest to you. Play checkers! Each time you move a piece, read the word from the square you leave and the one you land on (and the one you jump, if you are jumping an opponent’s piece). If the square contains a picture, recall the word and say it. (You may refer to word list for help.) If you reach the far row containing the crowns, “king” the piece by stacking a second piece on top of it; kings can move on the white squares in any direction. study angry</p><p>Quit “ “ quick ? quiet seven drink picnic</p><p> study romantic</p><p> next every</p><p> visit inquire quote quite music even</p><p>”די quiz tranquil “</p>