Save Our Sea <ea>

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Creative Commons BY-NC Adapted from "Message in the Sand" by Charmaine Aserappa and Roel Obemio. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Free Decodable Reader with 'ea' Vowel Team | Save Our Sea

Practice Words

Words with the 'ea' vowel team, making /iː/ as in 'eat', /ɛ/ as in 'head', or /eɪ/ as in 'break'.

sea near beach means hear clean
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A smiling boy in a striped cap and yellow shirt holds a wooden toy sailing ship near the sea with mountains and seagulls in the background.

My house is near the beach. I love to go and play in the sea.

Page 2
A mother in orange and child sit on a grassy hill while a factory with smoking chimneys releases dark pollution into a river flowing to the sea.

One day, I saw the filth that came from a factory near the beach.

Page 3
Split underwater scene contrasting vibrant colorful coral reef with orange fish on the left versus polluted gray waters with pale fish on the right.

The sea is sick from the waste that the factory makes.

Page 4
A warm portrait of a mother in orange with a yellow flower in her hair lovingly embracing her young child in teal against a golden background.

Mum told me, if I want it to stop, I must send the factory a message.

Page 5
A boy in an orange striped shirt and cap crouches by a rocky stream, poking the water with a stick in a forested setting.

So I got a stick and wrote SOS in the sand. For me, it means Save Our Sea.

Page 6
An orange propeller plane labeled 'Tanzomar' flies over a coastal landscape with turquoise water, sandy beach, and green forested hills.

The big boss of the factory flew over the sand. He saw my message.

Page 7
A young boy in red with a colorful cap points upward while two stern men in dark suits and sunglasses stand in the background.

He sent men to ask what the SOS means. 'Save Our Sea!' I yell.

Page 8
Close-up of a mother looking down lovingly at her child in a striped cap while a ghostly whale image appears between them near trees.

The next day, mum tells me that the big boss did hear my message. 'He will take the waste away now.'

Page 9
A boy in purple writes 'Thank You' in the sand on a beach with a stick, while white herons fly nearby and lush green trees cover the hillside.

I write a new message in the sand for him to see. Thank you.

Page 10
A boy in a checkered sweater and orange cap sits on rocks by the sea, watching seagulls fly near a fishing boat with mountains in the background.

I hope now that the sea will stay clean.

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