By, Buy and Bye: The Lemonade Stand
Welcome to the Lemonade Stand, where Zoe and Mia are selling cold lemonade! Three friends wait in line to buy a cup, a girl on a bike rides by, and another girl waves bye on her way home.
Remember: To buy is to pay money to get something: “Cindy wants to buy a lemonade.” By means next to, or going past, or who did it: “The stand is by the tree.” “A bike rides by.” Bye is a short way to say goodbye: “Bye, see you tomorrow!”
Magic trick: Buy has a u, like you: you buy things with your money. Bye is short for goodbye, so it keeps the e at the end. By is the shortest of all: just b and y.
Seek and Find
Look carefully at the picture of the Lemonade Stand and find:
- 🍋 Find the 3 friends waiting in line to buy lemonade. They are holding out their money.
- 🚲 Find the girl on a bike riding by. She is going past the stand.
- 👋 Find the girl waving bye. She is walking home. Bye, see you tomorrow!
- 🐱 Millie and her kitten Biscuit are hiding in every picture. Can you spot them?