A Spot to Nap (VC/CV syllable division)

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Animal Decodable Reader with VC/CV Syllable Division

Practice Words

Two-syllable words divided between two consonants in a VC/CV pattern.

bellow better bitten critters hunker perfect perhaps problem sudden summit suspect under
Page 1
Sloth is sitting on the ground on the right side of the image, leaning back against a blue-gray rock with mouth wide open in a big yawn, one paw raised near their face. They hold a small leafy twig in their other paw and look exhausted and sleepy. The outdoor scene features flat ground with small tufts of grass, a couple of tall trees in the background, and a large blank cream area on the left for page text.

A sloth moves slowly, but they still get worn out. All of a sudden this one needs a nap. It is time to find a spot to curl up.

Page 2
On the left side of the image, Sloth is climbing up the trunk of a tall tree, gripping it with all four limbs and looking upward with a content, curious expression. The tree has a few green leafy branches extending from the top. The outdoor scene shows a grassy ground with small rocks, set against a bright daytime sky with a couple of small clouds. The composition is framed within a circular vignette.

It has found the perfect tree. The tree is tall and has a lot of branches on it. There will be a spot to nap for sure.

Page 3
On the right side of the image, Sloth hangs upside down from a curved tree branch, clinging on with all four paws and looking content with half-closed, sleepy eyes and a gentle smile. The tree has a prominent curve in its trunk with radiating lines suggesting it's the "right spot." The scene is set outdoors against a soft green oval backdrop with simple leaf and cloud shapes, giving a peaceful, restful mood.

Hmmm. Is this a better spot? It has a good curve to it. The sloth can cling on tight as it sleeps all night long.

Page 4
On the left side of the image, Sloth hangs from a tree branch with a startled, pained expression, eyes wide open in shock. Patches of green moss are visible on Sloth's dark brown fur, resembling leaves. Giraffe's head reaches up into the tree from below with eyes closed and mouth open, biting at Sloth's mossy fur, clearly having mistaken Sloth for a leafy snack. Green foliage surrounds the tree, with the right side of the image left as plain white background for page text.

Oh! This spot was not free. The giraffe saw the moss on the sloth's fur and took it for leaves, so the poor sloth got bitten. Up you go, sloth. Find a new spot.

Page 5
Sloth is on the right side of the image, clinging to a tree branch with a content, sleepy smile, looking relaxed and ready to settle in for a nap. Patches of green moss are still visible on Sloth's dark brown fur. Sloth hugs the trunk with all four limbs, nestled against the bark with green leaves sprouting around the branches. Small butterflies and insects flutter in the open space to the left, and radiating lines around Sloth suggest a sense of satisfaction at having found the perfect spot. The scene is outdoors in a bright, simple setting with a clean white background on the left side.

How about this spot? There are no giraffes here. This seems like the perfect spot to hunker down for a good nap.

Page 6
On the left side of the image, Sloth hangs upside down from a tree branch, gripping with all four paws, wearing a sleepy and unamused expression. Patches of green moss cling to Sloth's dark brown fur. A large beehive dangles from the same branch just to Sloth's right, with several bees buzzing around in the air nearby. The outdoor scene features green foliage in the background, composed within an oval vignette that leaves the right side open as plain background.

Oh! There is a hive of bees next to this spot! Bees are a big problem. You will get stung all over if you nap here, sloth.

Page 7
On the right side of the image, Sloth is clinging to a tree trunk, hugging it with all four limbs wrapped around the base, looking upward with a curious, cautious expression. Patches of green moss cling to Sloth's dark brown fur. A tail — belonging to Snake — is visible draped along a branch above, with small radiating lines drawing attention to it, matching the text's clue about spotting "a tail on the branch." The scene is set outdoors against a plain white background with light green foliage accents on the left.

I do not think that is a good spot, sloth. I can see a tail on the branch. I suspect it might be a...

Page 8
On the left side of the image, Sloth clings to a tree branch with a shocked, wide-eyed, open-mouthed expression, looking alarmed. Patches of green moss cling to Sloth's dark brown fur. Snake is coiled tightly around the same branch near Sloth, hissing loudly with mouth open showing fangs and pink forked tongue flicking out — "Ssssss!" sound effects surround the scene. The setting is outdoors among tree branches with soft green foliage in the background. The right side of the image is plain white background.

Oh no! All of a sudden the snake hissed! Let the snake be. The sloth was just trying to nap. Keep on up the tree, sloth. This is not the spot.

Page 9
On the right side of the image, Sloth clings to the lower trunk of a large tree, eyes nearly shut and wearing a drowsy, exhausted expression, reaching upward toward a free branch. Patches of green moss cling to Sloth's dark brown fur. Bird perches on an upper branch above, looking down at Sloth alertly with small yellow radiance lines around its head. The empty branch between them glows with radiating lines, highlighting it as the promising free spot. The scene is set outdoors against a soft green background suggesting leafy surroundings.

Perhaps this might be it. A bird has the branch above, but the branch under it looks free. Your eyes are nearly shut, sloth. You need a spot now!

Page 10
On the left side of the image, Sloth hangs upside down from a tree branch, clinging with all four paws and looking annoyed and frustrated, with furrowed brow and one eye half-open. Patches of green moss cling to Sloth's dark brown fur. Bird is perched on a branch directly above Sloth, head tilted back and short orange beak open wide, cawing loudly — "Haw-haw!" sound effects surround the scene. The setting is outdoors in a tree with green leaf patches in the background, and the right portion of the image is open background space.

Oh... I do not think you will get good sleep like that, sloth. That bird will bellow and keep you up the whole time.

Page 11
On the right side of the image, Sloth is clinging near the top of a tall tree trunk, hugging it with all four limbs and wrapping their tail around it. Patches of green moss cling to Sloth's dark brown fur. Sloth has a content, peaceful smile with eyes closed, looking fully relaxed and settled in for a nap at last. The outdoor scene features soft green hills in the background with simple outlined clouds in the sky, giving a peaceful daytime feeling. The left side of the image is open plain background.

It was a long way to the summit of the tree, but you found a spot! Good job, sloth. Now I will leave you be so that you can nap.

Page 12
On the left side of the image, a large tree stands on a grassy hill. Sloth is perched at the very top of the tree, eyes closed and sleeping peacefully with "ZZZ" floating above, patches of green moss visible on their dark brown fur. Bird stands on a middle branch with wings slightly raised and small yellow radiance lines around its head. Snake is coiled around a lower branch, resting with a relaxed expression. Giraffe stands at the base of the tree on the left, looking up at the full tree with a calm expression. A small beehive hangs from a branch on the right side of the tree, with a few bees buzzing nearby. The outdoor scene shows a nighttime landscape with a few smaller trees in the background and soft clouds in the sky. The right side of the image is plain white background.

This tree is all full for the night. If there are more critters that want to find a spot to nap, they will have to move on.

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