The Little Fish Goes Deep <ee>

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Free Adventure Decodable Reader with ee Words | The Little Fish Goes Deep

Practice Words

Words containing the 'ee' vowel team, consistently producing the long /iː/ sound.

deep meets seen keep teeth flee see
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A colorful mother fish with purple and yellow stripes swims with her small yellow child fish in shallow water with mountains in the background.

A little fish and his mum swim in the sea. But they do not swim in the deep. 'Mum, can we try to go there this time?' asks the little fish.

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An angry purple fish with sharp teeth yells while the worried little yellow fish watches from behind in the shallow water.

'No, it is not safe,' says his mum. 'But I will take care!' says the little fish. 'You must keep out of the deep!' says his mum.

Page 3
An underwater coral reef scene with the little yellow fish meeting sea creatures including a crab, octopus, and other fish among colorful coral.

But the little fish still wants to go. He swims off, down in the deep sea! He meets fish he has not seen.

Page 4
The curious little yellow fish discovers a large dark stingray resting on the sandy ocean floor surrounded by coral and seaweed.

Just then, the little fish sees a dark shape. 'What is that thing?' he says. He starts to swim to it.

Page 5
A terrified little yellow fish narrowly escapes a giant dark fish with sharp teeth and a menacing red eye near the ocean floor.

But it is a bad fish with big teeth! 'How dare you wake me,' it yells. 'Time to eat you!'

Page 6
A frightened little yellow fish trapped inside a large fish's open mouth with sharp teeth, crying out in fear.

The little fish turns to flee. But the bad fish is so close. 'Mum! Help!' yells the little fish.

Page 7
The mother fish protects her little yellow child as they swim quickly to escape from a chasing shark in the deep water.

And here she comes! His mum pulls the little fish out. 'Get back, bad fish!' she says.

Page 8
The little yellow fish and the purple mother fish face each other happily underwater with bubbles and seaweed around them.

The little fish is glad to see her. 'Next time, keep to me,' she says. 'I will, mum, I will!' says the little fish.

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