Walking Somewhere.

Verbs. Cross Pass Run (ran) Step Stop Take (took) Trip Use Wait Walk Nouns Corner Crack Zebra crossing Curb Dirt Overpass Parking lot (car park) Pedestrian Puddle Shortcut Footpath (pavement) Street Traffic Others Busy (adj) Late (adj) Once (adv) Sometimes (adv)

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1. Dan walked on the pavement.

2. Sometimes he stepped over dirt or puddles.

3. Once, he tripped on a crack in the pavement.

4. At a corner, he stopped at the curb and waited for traffic to pass.

5. Then he crossed the street by walking on the zebra crossing.

6. Once he took a shortcut across a car park.

7. When he could, he ran because he was late.

8. He crossed a busy street by using a pedestrian overpass.

Use this weeks new words to make a word search. Write the word in a bright colour. Write the background letters in a soft colour.

Cross Pass Run Step Stop Take Trip Use Wait

Walk Corner Crack Zebra crossing Curb Dirt Overpass Parking lot Pedestrian

Puddle Shortcut Footpath Street Traffic Busy Late Once Sometimes