He feels, she feels
When we talk about one boy we say he. For one girl we say she. After he or she we add s to feel: He feels happy. She feels sad. We can also say: She is excited. He is tired. Now listen for the sound ee. The letters ee say ee, like in feel, bee, sleep, tree and sheep. Say the sound first, then the word.
| Who | We say |
|---|---|
| Omar (a boy) | He feels happy. |
| Laila (a girl) | She feels tired. |
| Laila (a girl) | She is excited. |
Look at your cousin. How does he feel?
He feels tired. He wants to sleep.
And how does she feel?
She feels excited. She is at the park.
Bassem sits under a tree. A bee flies near him. He feels happy. His sister Rawan is on the bed. She wants to sleep. She feels tired.
Who feels what? Draw a boy and a girl. Under the boy write: He feels … . Under the girl write: She feels … . Then find three things at home with ee in the name, such as a tree in a book or a toy sheep. Say each word.
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