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Azat walks in the field and looks for the sheep. One small lamb is not there. He calls the lamb and listens carefully. The field is quiet and wide. Oraz, Ayna, and Lina come to help. They follow small tracks near the grass. Soon they see the lamb behind a bush. Azat feels happy and stays close to it. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe sheep /ʃiːp/ goýun lamb /læm/ guzy field /fiːld/ meýdan call /kɔːl/ çagyrmak quiet /ˈkwaɪət/ asuda track /træk/ yz bush /bʊʃ/ gyry clos

Oraz likes to run very fast in the yard. He runs and laughs with joy. After a while, he feels tired and stops. He sits down and takes a deep breath. Azat tells him to rest for a moment. Ayna gives him some water, and Lina waits with him. Oraz feels better soon. He learns that rest is important after running. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe run /rʌn/ ylgamak fast /fɑːst/ çalt tired /ˈtaɪərd/ ýadaw stop /stɒp/ durmak rest /rest/ dynç almak breath /breθ/ dem water /ˈw

Lina has a small flower in the garden. The flower is pink and smells nice. Lina looks at it every morning. She feels happy when she sees the flower. She gives the flower some water and keeps the place clean. The flower grows a little every day. Lina smiles and feels proud. She likes to care for plants. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe flower /ˈflaʊər/ gül garden /ˈɡɑːrdən/ bag pink /pɪŋk/ gülgüne smell /smel/ ys almak water /ˈwɔːtər/ suw grow /ɡroʊ/ ösüp ulalmak cle

Ayna gets a new book today. The book has many pictures and short words. She sits near the window and opens the book. She looks at the pictures and starts to read. Azat and Lina come and sit next to her. Oraz points at a picture and asks a question. Ayna reads a line again. They enjoy the book together. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe book /bʊk/ kitap picture /ˈpɪktʃər/ surat read /riːd/ okamak window /ˈwɪndoʊ/ penjire open /ˈoʊpən/ açmak ask /æsk/ soramak line /laɪ

Azat and his friends walk to the market with a small bag. The market is busy and colorful. They see fruits, bread, and people smiling. Azat looks around and listens carefully. They buy some apples and bread. Ayna holds the bag, and Lina says thank you to the seller. Oraz waits and stays close to his friends. They walk back home happy. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe market /ˈmɑːrkɪt/ bazar busy /ˈbɪzi/ aljyraňňy fruit /fruːt/ miwe bread /bred/ çörek buy /baɪ/ satyn

It is a windy day in the village. The wind is strong and cool. Azat, Oraz, Ayna, and Lina go outside together. Their scarves move in the air. The wind gets stronger, and it feels cold. The children walk back home slowly. They close the door and feel warm inside. A windy day is nice when you are safe. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe windy /ˈwɪndi/ şemally, ýelli strong /strɒŋ/ güýçli cool /kuːl/ salkyn scarf /skɑːrf/ şarf cold /koʊld/ sowuk home /hoʊm/ öý, jaý close

Lina helps her mom at the table. There are small tea cups and warm tea. Lina carries the cups carefully. She walks slowly and looks at the table. She puts the cups in the right place. No tea falls on the floor. Her mom smiles and says thank you. Lina feels proud and happy. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe tea /tiː/ çaý cup /kʌp/ käse table /ˈteɪbəl/ stol carry /ˈkæri/ götermek careful /ˈkeəfəl/ seresaply floor /flɔːr/ pol proud /praʊd/ buýsançly place /pleɪs/ ýer

Ayna walks in the garden and sees two red apples. The apples look fresh and sweet. She picks them up and thinks for a moment. She knows her friends are nearby. Ayna gives one apple to Lina and keeps one for herself. Lina smiles and says thank you. They sit together and eat the apples. Sharing makes the moment nicer. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe apple /ˈæpəl/ alma two /tuː/ iki garden /ˈɡɑːrdən/ bag pick /pɪk/ almak give /ɡɪv/ bermek keep /kiːp/ saklamak eat /iːt

It is a hot day in the village. Azat and his friends walk under the sun. They feel tired and slow. Azat sees a big tree near the road. They sit under the tree and rest. The shadow is cool and quiet. The children drink some water and smile. They feel better and ready to walk again. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe hot /hɒt/ yssy sun /sʌn/ gün tired /ˈtaɪərd/ ýadaw tree /triː/ agaç shadow /ˈʃædəʊ/ kölege sit /sɪt/ oturmak rest /rest/ dynç almak cool /kuːl/ salkyn

Oraz plays with a toy in the yard. He runs fast and drops the toy. The toy breaks on the ground. Lina feels sad when she sees it. Oraz stops and looks at Lina. He says sorry in a soft voice. Azat and Ayna help fix the toy. Lina smiles again, and they play together. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe toy /tɔɪ/ oýnawaç break /breɪk/ döwülmek ground /ɡraʊnd/ ýer sad /sæd/ gynançly sorry /ˈsɒri/ bagyşla voice /vɔɪs/ ses fix /fɪks/ düzetmek again /əˈɡen/ ýene

Lina sees a small bird near the tree. The bird looks quiet and hungry. Lina walks slowly and does not scare it. She feels sorry for the little bird. She puts some seeds on the ground. The bird comes closer and eats the seeds. Lina smiles and watches the bird. She feels happy because she is gentle and kind. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe bird /bɜːrd/ guş small /smɔːl/ kiçi hungry /ˈhʌŋɡri/ aç tree /triː/ agaç seed /siːd/ däne ground /ɡraʊnd/ ýer gentle /ˈdʒentl/ mä

The children play outside in the yard. Their hands get dirty after the game. Ayna looks at her hands and feels uncomfortable. She says it is time to wash them. They go inside and wash their hands with soap and water. Their hands are clean and fresh now. The children smile and feel ready to eat. Clean hands make the day better. Vocabulary English Pronunciation Türkmençe play /pleɪ/ oýnamak dirty /ˈdɜːrti/ hapa, kirli wash /wɒʃ/ ýuwmak, arassalamak soap /soʊp/ sabyn water /ˈwɔː