Grade / LVL
Language
LVL C
Mi'gmaw, English / Anglais, French / Français
August 1, 2021
Date Created:
Date Updated:
February 23, 2026
Topics
Math - Numbers/Counting/money, transportation/vehicule, Informational, nonfiction
Description
Translation: How Many Wheels?
Informational (nonfiction), 50 words, Level C (Grade K), Lexile 80L In How Many Wheels? readers are asked to count the number of wheels on various pictured vehicles and other objects.
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Booklet, Photography, Scan/Archives
NOTE
Please note that not all formats are available at the moment - it's a work in progress.
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Mi'gmaw, English / Anglais, French / Français
Language translated:
Text:
How Many Wheels? / Ta’sijig wi’lg?
3. Many things have wheels. Wheels help things move.
3. Pugwelg ta’n goqwei wi’la’s’g. Wi’lg apoqonmatgl goqwe’l gisipmateja’s’gtn.
4. Some things have one wheel.
4. Alt goqwe’l newte’jit wi’l naspit.
5. Some things have two wheels.
5. Alt goqwe’l tapusijig wi’lg naspijig.
6. Some things have three wheels.
6. Alt goqwe’l ne’s’sijig wi’lg naspijig.
7. Some things have four wheels.
7. Alt goqwe’l ne’wijig wi’lg naspijig.
8. Some things have many wheels.
8. Alt goqwe’l pugwelgig wi’lg naspijig.
9. These things have many wheels too.
9. Wegla elg pugwelgig wi’lg naspijig.
10. Some things have no wheels. How do these things move?
10. Alt goqwe’l mu wi’las’gtnugul. Taliaja’sgl wegla?
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