Lost! (V/V syllable division)

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Adapted from "Pishi Caught in a Storm" by Mala Kumar and Sangeeta Das. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Adventure Decodable Reader with V/V Syllables | Lost!

Practice Words

Two-syllable words where two vowels are divided into separate syllables (V/V pattern).

quiet diet triumph trial
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A fishing boat with a large net catches many fish underwater. Sunlight streams through the blue ocean as a ray watches from the left.

This is a manta ray. He has come across a big fishing boat. He must take care not to get caught in its net while they catch fish.

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A friendly dark manta ray with big eyes swims through calm blue water, gliding gracefully to the right.

He dives down deep so that he can be safe. He stays there until he needs to eat. Then he goes back up to check if the boat is gone.

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A dramatic storm scene with lightning, dark clouds, and huge waves. A boat tilts dangerously as a manta ray swims below.

There is a wild storm! The boat rocks in the waves. The manta ray gets thrown about in the sea. He gets a scrape. He also gets lost.

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A manta ray swims near rocky underwater terrain with small fish scattered around. Blue water and dark brown rocks fill the scene.

Yes! A triumph. And here are some of his fish friends. Manta rays do not eat these fish as a part of their diet. They eat small animals, like krill. The manta ray must find a big group of fish.

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A nighttime ocean scene with a red and white lighthouse shining its beam. A manta ray jumps above the waves under a full moon.

The manta ray must get home. It will be a trial, but he needs fish friends to heal him. He saw this rock as a small pup.

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A red and white striped lighthouse stands on a small rocky island, shining its light beam across a starry night sky and wavy ocean.

The sea is quiet again. He is on the right track. He will keep going and find more sights that help him to get home.

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A happy manta ray swims underwater toward a school of small fish on the left. Bubbles float up in the bright blue water.

Here they are! He can rest here and the fish will help to get him on the mend. They stick to his skin and clean off the waste.

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A manta ray swims underwater near a tropical island with palm trees and seagulls flying above. Schools of fish swim in the sparkling blue ocean.

They start to clean the wound. It will be much easier for the manta ray to heal when they are done. These animals work as a team.

Page 9
A circular view of a manta ray swimming through a rocky underwater channel. Dark rocks surround bright turquoise water with small fish.

The manta ray’s role is to keep the fish safe. They also get scraps of food while he is eating. Living together makes life better for both kinds of animals.

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