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What does our flag mean?
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Amazing Words
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history
independence
symbol
patriotic
unfurl
frayed
allegiance
indivisible
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freedom
flag
stripes
stars
nicknames
birthday
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colonies
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parents
picture
school
wash
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Spelling Words
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trying
planned
planning
liked
liking
hiked
hiking
cried
crying
skipped
skipping
danced
dancing
replied
replying
Glue Words
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who
his
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Big Question:
What does our flag mean?
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Red, White, and Blue
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will learn about
flags. Every country has a
flag. Flags bring cheers.
They tell a country's story.
What does our flag mean?
Red, White, and Blue
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will learn about
flags. Every country has a
flag. Flags bring cheers.
They tell a country's story.
What does our flag mean?
Today we will learn about:
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Amazing Words
Inflected Endings
Fact and Opinion
Monitor and Fix Up
Quotation Marks
Amazing
Words
history
• his – to - ry
• History is all that has happened in
the life of a people, a country, or a
field of study such as science or art.
• In school we will study the history of
the United States.
• I like to learn about the history of
the Plains Indians.
• My brother takes a class in art
history.
independence
• in – de - pen - dence
• Independence means freedom from
being controlled by other people or
countries.
• The United States declared
independence from England over
200 years ago.
• The Fourth of July is Independence
Day in the United States.
symbol
• sym - bol
• A symbol is something, such as a sign,
a mark, or an object that stands for
something else.
• A red traffic light is a symbol for stop.
• A flag can be a symbol for a country
or a state.
• A star on a map is a symbol for a
capital city.
Listen to a
song about
the United
States flag.
Inflected Endings
• smaller
- smallest
• What do you know about reading
these words?
• They are base words with the
endings –er and –est.
Inflected Endings
• Today we’ll review spelling changes
that may be needed when endings
are added to base words.
• These spelling changes are:
– Double the final consonant
– Drop e before adding the ending
– Change y to i before adding the ending
Inflected Endings
• drop
- dropped
• How did the base word drop change
when the –ed ending was added?
• You can cover the ending, read the
base word, and then blend the base
word and ending to read the whole
word.
• joke - joking
Inflected Endings
• Sometimes I have to chunk the base
word into smaller parts. Read the
base word and the ending. Then I
blend all the chunks together to
read the word:
• spiciest - spi, ci, est
Inflected Endings
• smarter
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scared
judging
cries
happiest
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plans
crutches
rubbed
beginning
braver
funniest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
es
-ed
-ing
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
-s or –
es
-ed
-ing
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
-s or –
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steps
-ed
-ing
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
-s or –
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steps
-ed
stepped
-ing
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
-s or –
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steps
-ed
-ing
stepped stepping
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
-s or –
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steps
-ed
-ing
stepped stepping X
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
-s or –
es
steps
-ed
-ing
stepped stepping X
-er
-est
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
-s or –
es
steps
-ed
-ing
stepped stepping X
-er
-est
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
-s or –
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steps
X
-ed
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stepped stepping X
-er
-est
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Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
-s or –
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steps
X
-ed
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stepped stepping X
X
-er
-est
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Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
-s or –
es
steps
X
-ed
-ing
stepped stepping X
X
X
-er
-est
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
-s or –
es
steps
X
-ed
-ing
-er
stepped stepping X
X
X
X
funnier
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
-s or –
es
steps
X
-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
X
X
funnier funniest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
es
step
steps
funny
X
bounce
-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
X
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funnier funniest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
step
steps stepped stepping X
X
X
funny
X
X
funnier funniest
bounce bounces
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
step
steps stepped stepping X
X
X
funny
X
X
funnier funniest
bounce bounces bounced
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
step
steps stepped stepping X
X
funny
X
X
X
funnier funniest
bounce bounces bounced bouncing
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
step
steps stepped stepping X
X
funny
X
X
X
funnier funniest
bounce bounces bounced bouncing X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
step
steps stepped stepping X
X
funny
X
X
X
funnier funniest
bounce bounces bounced bouncing X
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
step
steps stepped stepping X
X
funny
X
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funnier funniest
bounce bounces bounced bouncing X
X
cry
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
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X
funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
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cries
steps
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
X
X
funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
X
cries
cried
steps
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
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X
funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
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cries
cried
crying
steps
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
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X
funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
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cries
cried
crying
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steps
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Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
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-est
stepped stepping X
X
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X
funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
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cries
cried
crying
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steps
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Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
-s or –
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-ed
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-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
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funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
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cries
cried
crying
X
X
steps
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
X
X
funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
X
cries
cried
crying
X
X
X
steps
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
X
X
funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
X
cries
cried
crying
X
X
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steps
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Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
-est
stepped stepping X
X
X
X
funnier funniest
bounces bounced bouncing X
X
cries
cried
crying
X
X
X
X
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steps
X
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
stepped stepping X
X
X
funnier
bounces bounced bouncing X
cries
cried
crying
X
X
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X
happier
steps
X
-est
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funniest
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Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
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stepped stepping X
X
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funnier
bounces bounced bouncing X
cries
cried
crying
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X
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happier
steps
X
-est
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funniest
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happiest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
clear
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
stepped stepping X
X
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funnier
bounces bounced bouncing X
cries
cried
crying
X
X
X
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happier
steps
X
-est
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funniest
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happiest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
clear
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
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stepped stepping X
X
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funnier
bounces bounced bouncing X
cries
cried
crying
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happier
clears
steps
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-est
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funniest
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X
happiest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
clear
-s or –
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-ed
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stepped stepping X
X
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funnier
bounces bounced bouncing X
cries
cried
crying
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happier
cleared
clears
steps
X
-est
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funniest
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happiest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
clear
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
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stepped stepping X
X
X
funnier
bounces bounced bouncing X
cries
cried
crying
X
X
X
X
happier
cleared clearing
clears
steps
X
-est
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funniest
X
X
happiest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
clear
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
stepped stepping X
X
X
funnier
bounces bounced bouncing X
cries
cried
crying
X
X
X
X
happier
cleared clearing clearer
clears
steps
X
-est
X
funniest
X
X
happiest
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
step
funny
bounce
cry
happy
clear
-s or –
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-ed
-ing
-er
stepped stepping X
X
X
funnier
bounces bounced bouncing X
cries
cried
crying
X
X
X
X
happier
cleared clearing clearer
clears
steps
X
-est
X
funniest
X
X
happiest
clearest
Inflected Endings
• tried
• happily
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unhappier
friendlier
pouncing
reapplied
winner
jogging
prepays
funnier
discovered
peaceful
chokes
unluckiest
writer
Red, White, and Blue
Spelling Words
• tried
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trying
planned
planning
liked
liking
hiked
hiking
cried
crying
skipped
skipping
danced
dancing
replied
replying
Glue Words
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have
their
who
his
there
Fact and Opinion
Monitor and Fix Up
• Recall our story Just Like Josh
Gibson.
• Make a statement of fact about
baseball.
• Make a statement of opinion about
baseball.
• How can you tell if a statement of
fact is true?
Fact and Opinion
Monitor and Fix Up
• Good readers can identify
statements of fact and opinion in a
story.
• Sometimes there are helpful clue
words, such as best or great, to
help identity a statement of
opinion.
• Sometimes there aren’t.
Fact and Opinion
Monitor and Fix Up
• Good readers can identify
statements of fact and opinion in a
story.
• Sometimes there are helpful clue
words, such as best or great, to
help identity a statement of
opinion.
• Sometimes there aren’t.
Fact and Opinion
Monitor and Fix Up
• We can keep track of statement of
fact and statements of opinion by
stopping during reading and
rereading what we don’t
understand.
• Look for clue words to recognize
statements of opinion.
Daily Fix-It
• hour flag has stars and strips.
• Our flag has stars and stripes.
• we will cook diner for
thanksgiving.
• We will cook dinner for
Thanksgiving.
Quotation Marks
• Quotation marks (“ ”) show the
beginning and ending of the words
someone says.
• The speaker’s name and words
such as said or asked are not inside
the quotation marks.
Quotation Marks
Examples:
• “What is a symbol?” asked Kim.
• “A symbol is something that stands for
something else,” Jerome said.
Quotation Marks
• What is a symbol of our country? asked
Emma.
• “What is a symbol of our country?” asked
Emma.
• David said, Our flag is a symbol.
• David said, “Our flag is a symbol.”
• The bald eagle is a symbol too, said Liam.
• “The bald eagle is a symbol too,” said
Liam.
Quotation Marks
• Miki asked, Why is the bald eagle a
symbol?
• Miki asked, “Why is the bald eagle a
symbol?”
• Sasha said, The bald eagle is strong and
free, and so is the United States.
• Sasha said, “The bald eagle is strong and
free, and so is the United States.”
Quotation Marks
• Let’s find out more about the bald eagle,
Alan said.
• “Let’s find out more about the bald
eagle,” Alan said.
Wrap Up Your Day!
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Inflected Endings
Spelling Words with –ed and –ing
Fact and Opinion
Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow we will read about
celebrating the American flag.
Red, White, and Blue
Monday
Journal Topic
List important people in
history that you have read or
heard about.
Red, White, and Blue
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about the
American flag. We're going to
learn nicknames for our flag. We'll
talk about how our flag was made.
How would you feel if you were
told you couldn't fly our flag?
Red, White, and Blue
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about the
American flag. We're going to
learn nicknames for our flag. We'll
talk about how our flag was made.
How would you feel if you were
told you couldn't fly our flag?
Today we will learn about:
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Amazing Words
Inflected Endings
Vocabulary Words
Compound Words
Word Structure
Quotation Marks
Amazing
Words
patriotic
• pa – tri – ot – ic
• If someone shows love and loyalty to
his or her country, that person is
patriotic.
• People who fly the flag of their
country are patriotic.
• It is patriotic to support and defend
your country.
• Patriotic men and women sometimes
run for governor or senator.
unfurl
• un – furl
• To unfurl something means to unroll
it or spread it out.
• When you unfurl the flag, you can
see the stars and stripes.
• Mom unfurled the blanket and put it
on the bed.
frayed
• frayed
• When something is frayed, it is worn
away on the edges, and threads are
hanging loose.
• His jeans were frayed at the bottom.
• The old rug was frayed around the
edges.
frayed
Great-Grandmother’s Secret
Inflected Endings
• dancing
• You can read this word because you know
how to read base words with endings.
• What base word and ending form dancing?
• dance + ing
• When you come to a base word with an
ending, look at the base word and the
ending. Is there a spelling change? Then
read them together.
Inflected Endings
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raked
raking
fishing
fishes
blurrier
blurriest
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continues
continuing
stops
stopped
stopping
funnier
funniest
Listen for
words with
inflected
endings.
Inflected Endings
Find the words with inflected endings in “Flag Day
Parade.”
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bunches
waving
flags
folks
hurried
having
spotted
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floats
funniest
clowns
bands
continued
happier
wishes
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
-s or –
es
-ed
-ing
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
clap
-s or –
es
-ed
-ing
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base
Word
clap
-s or –
es
claps
-ed
-ing
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
claps
-ed
clapped
-ing
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
claps
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
-er
-est
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
claps
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
-er
X
-est
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
claps
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
-er
-est
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
claps
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
-er
-est
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
claps
dries
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
-er
-est
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
claps
dries
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
-er
-est
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
claps
dries
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
-er
-est
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
claps
dries
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
claps
dries
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
driest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
claps
dries
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
driest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
claps
clap
dry
dries
scorch
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
driest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
claps
clap
dry
dries
scorch scorches
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
driest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
claps
clap
dry
dries
scorch scorches
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorched
-er
-est
X
drier
X
driest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
claps
clap
dry
dries
scorch scorches
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorched scorching
-er
-est
X
drier
X
driest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
claps
clap
dry
dries
scorch scorches
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorched scorching
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
driest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
claps
clap
dry
dries
scorch scorches
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorched scorching
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
driest
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
claps
clap
dry
dries
scorch scorches
try
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorched scorching
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
driest
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
driest
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
tried
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
driest
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
tried
trying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
driest
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
tried
trying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
X
driest
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
tried
trying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
X
driest
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
tried
trying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
X
driest
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
tried
trying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
X
driest
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
tried
X
trying
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
X
driest
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
tried
X
trying
X
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
X
driest
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
tried
X
trying
X
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
sillier
X
driest
X
X
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
tried
X
trying
X
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
sillier
X
driest
X
X
silliest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
fog
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
tried
X
trying
X
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
sillier
X
driest
X
X
silliest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
fog
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
fogs
tried
X
trying
X
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
sillier
X
driest
X
X
silliest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
fog
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
fogs
tried
X
fogged
trying
X
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
sillier
X
driest
X
X
silliest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
fog
-ed
-ing
claps
dries
clapped clapping
dried
drying
scorches
scorched scorching
tries
X
fogs
tried
X
fogged
trying
X
fogging
-er
-est
X
drier
X
X
sillier
X
driest
X
X
silliest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
fog
claps
dries
scorches
tries
X
fogs
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
-er
X
drier
scorched scorching
X
tried
trying
X
X
X
sillier
fogged fogging foggier
-est
X
driest
X
X
silliest
Inflected Endings
Base -s or –es
Word
clap
dry
scorch
try
silly
fog
claps
dries
scorches
tries
X
fogs
-ed
-ing
clapped clapping
dried
drying
-er
-est
X
X
drier
driest
scorched scorching
X
X
tried
trying
X
X
X
X
sillier silliest
fogged fogging foggier foggiest
Red, White, and Blue
Spelling Words
• tried
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
trying
planned
planning
liked
liking
hiked
hiking
cried
crying
skipped
skipping
danced
dancing
replied
replying
Glue Words
•
•
•
•
•
have
their
who
his
there
Inflected Endings
• He liked that we planned to go
hiking.
• I was skipping and dancing all the
way home.
• “Dad tried to get the baby to stop
crying,” I replied.
Vocabulary
• freedom – being able to do, say, and
think as you please
• flag – a piece of colored cloth with
stars or other symbols on it. Every
country and state has its own flag.
• stripes – a long, narrow band of color
• stars – a shape that has five or six
points
Vocabulary
• nicknames – names used instead of real
names
• birthday – the day that you were born.
Most people celebrate their birthdays
every year.
• America – another name for North
America and South America. Some
people use the name America to mean
the United States.
(next slide)
flag
Today’s Flag
First American Flag
48 Star Flag
13 Star Flag
Alabama
State Flag
Confederate Flag
stripes
stars
Symbols of America
Congress
American Revolution
colonies
Vocabulary
• Congress – the national lawmaking
group of the United States
• American Revolution – war in which the
thirteen American colonies gained their
freedom from England
• colonies – groups of people who left
their own land to settle in another land
Vocabulary
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freedom
America
flag
won
stripes
very
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stars
people
nicknames
early
birthday
together
Compound Words
• There are strategies you can use when
you come across words you don’t
understand.
• You can look for context clues in the
words and sentences around the
unknown word.
• You can look in a dictionary or glossary.
Compound Words
• Sometimes you can get the meaning from
word parts.
• We may understand the two shorter
words in a compound word (wildcat, a
cat that’s wild).
• Today we will learn more about
compound words.
Daily Fix-It
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the flag stands from freedum
The flag stands for freedom.
our fleg has stars and sripes
Our flag has stars and stripes.
Quotation Marks
• Quotation marks (“ ”) show the
beginning and ending of the words
someone says.
• The speaker’s name and words
such as said or asked are not inside
the quotation marks.
Quotation Marks
• I’m coming, said Maria.
• “I’m coming,” said Maria.
• Sam said, Our flag is red, white,
and blue.
• Sam said, “Our flag is red, white,
and blue.”
Quotation Marks
• Let’s have a parade, said Betsy.
• “Let’s have a parade,” said Betsy.
• Ross asked, What kind of parade
should we have?
• Ross asked, “What kind of parade
should we have?”
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Lesson Vocabulary
• Monitor and Fix-Up
• Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow we will hear about GreatGrandmother’s secret.
Red, White, and Blue
Tuesday
Journal Topic
Write about a time you saw a
flag flying.
Red, White, and Blue
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will listen again to the story of
William and his flag. William wants to be
patriotic and fly a flag outside his
house. His great-grandmother directs him
to a suitcase that has his greatgrandfather's special flag in it. Why is
the flag so special?
Red, White, and Blue
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will listen again to the story of
William and his flag. William wants to be
patriotic and fly a flag outside his
house. His great-grandmother directs him
to a suitcase that has his greatgrandfather's special flag in it. Why is
the flag so special?
Today we will learn about:
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Amazing Words
Contractions
Inflected Endings
Compound Words
Fluency
Quotation Marks
Amazing
Words
allegiance
• al – le – giance
• Allegiance is the loyalty or
faithfulness a person feels to his or
her country, a leader, a friend, or
family.
• He joined the army because of his
allegiance to his country.
• The children said the Pledge of
Allegiance to the flag of the United
States.
indivisible
• in – di – vis – i - ble
• If something is indivisible, it cannot
be divided, or separated into parts.
• The states of the United States are
indivisible.
• The team is so united that they are
indivisible.
Contractions
• Contractions are a short way of saying
and writing two words.
• An apostrophe takes the place of the
letters that are left out.
• you’re – you are
• I’ve – I have
• will not – won’t
Contractions
Two Words
Contractions
Contractions
Two Words
they are
Contractions
Contractions
Two Words
they are
Contractions
they’re
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
Contractions
they’re
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
he had
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
he had
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
he’d
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
he had
will not
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
he’d
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
he had
will not
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
he’d
won’t
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
he had
will not
do not
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
he’d
won’t
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
he had
will not
do not
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
he’d
won’t
don’t
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
he had
will not
do not
we are
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
he’d
won’t
don’t
Contractions
Two Words
they are
we have
he had
will not
do not
we are
Contractions
they’re
we’ve
he’d
won’t
don’t
we’re
Red, White, and Blue
Vocabulary Words
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freedom
flag
stripes
stars
nicknames
birthday
America
Congress
American Revolution
colonies
Vocabulary Words
• What is a kind of freedom you have
had?
• What are some places in America?
• Which is easier to draw—stars or
stripes?
• What are some nicknames people have?
• Would you want to get a flag on your
birthday?
Red, White, and Blue
Spelling Words
• tried
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
trying
planned
planning
liked
liking
hiked
hiking
cried
crying
skipped
skipping
danced
dancing
replied
replying
Glue Words
•
•
•
•
•
have
their
who
his
there
Inflected Endings
Finish the sentence:
• We tried to visit…
• She was trying to learn…
• He planned to…
• They were planning to make…
• The dog liked the…
• She is liking…
Inflected Endings
Finish the sentence:
• The club hiked…
• He was hiking in the woods when…
• The baby cried after…
• The little girl was crying because…
• We skipped across…
• He was skipping when…
Compound Words
• A compound word is made up of two or
more smaller words.
• Sometimes you can figure out the
meaning of the compound word if you
know the meanings of the smaller words.
• At lunchtime I watch my favorite
baseball team.
• At lunchtime I watch my favorite
baseball team.
Daily Fix-It
• some of the strippes are
white.
• Some of the stripes are white.
• people move to america
• People move to America.
Quotation Marks
• Quotation marks (“ ”) show the
beginning and ending of the words
someone says.
• The speaker’s name and words
such as said or asked are not inside
the quotation marks.
Quotation Marks
• Where did you go? asked Mom.
• “Where did you go?” asked Mom.
• I went to the library, said Mark.
• “I went to the library,” said Mark.
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Fact and Opinion
• Silent Reading Routine
• Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow we will listen to a story
about the American flag and what it
stands for.
Red, White, and Blue
Wednesday
Journal Topic
Write about the colors
in the flag.
Red, White, and Blue
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will learn another
song about our flag.
Our flag is red, white, and
blue. Our flag is a symbol for
our country. What does our
flag mean to you?
Red, White, and Blue
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will learn another
song about our flag.
Our flag is red, white, and
blue. Our flag is a symbol for
our country. What does our
flag mean to you?
Today we will learn about:
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Inflected Endings
Fluency
Quotation Marks
Understand Nonverbal Cues
Red, White, and Blue
Amazing Words
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history
independence
symbol
patriotic
unfurl
frayed
allegiance
indivisible
Uncle Sam and Old Glory
Sentence Reading
• Today I will draw the biggest chalk
picture of sailing ships.
• I saw Paul as I walked to school
last Monday.
• Did you wash the bait pails that we
used when we caught fish?
Sentence Reading
• My parents always say it is okay to
be afraid or scared.
• The teacher taught us to raise our
hands before giving an answer.
• In August company came from
faraway to stay with us.
Red, White, and Blue
Spelling Words
• tried
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
trying
planned
planning
liked
liking
hiked
hiking
cried
crying
skipped
skipping
danced
dancing
replied
replying
Glue Words
•
•
•
•
•
have
their
who
his
there
Daily Fix-It
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america’s birthdaiy is July 4th.
America’s birthday is July 4th.
i painted sturs and strips.
I painted stars and stripes.
Quotation Marks
• Quotation marks (“ ”) show the
beginning and ending of the words
someone says.
• The speaker’s name and words
such as said or asked are not inside
the quotation marks.
Quotation Marks
• Please stand for The Star Spangled Banner,
said the principal.
• “Please stand for The Star Spangled
Banner,” said the principal.
• The mayor said, Fly your flag on the Fourth
of July.
• The mayor said, “Fly your flag on the
Fourth of July.”
• Sarita said, I display the flag proudly.
• Sarita said, “I display the flag proudly.”
Speaking and Viewing
Speakers:
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Stand up straight.
Make eye contact.
Use gestures.
Use body language to convey a feeling.
Speaking and Viewing
Listeners:
• Focus on the speaker.
• Make eye contact.
• Pay attention to the speaker’s body
language.
• Look for speaker’s gesture.
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Make Connections: Text to Text
• Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow we will hear about the flag’s
history.
Red, White, and Blue
Thursday
Journal Topic
Write about why
independence is important.
Red, White, and Blue
Friday
Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about the
history of the American flag.
The flag is a symbol of our
country's independence. What
does our flag mean?
Today we will learn about:
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Inflected Endings
Vocabulary Words
Amazing Words
Quotation Marks
Take Notes/Outline
Red, White, and Blue
Amazing Words
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•
•
•
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history
independence
symbol
patriotic
unfurl
frayed
allegiance
indivisible
Red, White, and Blue
Spelling Words
• tried
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
trying
planned
planning
liked
liking
hiked
hiking
cried
crying
skipped
skipping
danced
dancing
replied
replying
Glue Words
•
•
•
•
•
have
their
who
his
there
Inflected Endings
• We are hoping that Mom will let us help
with baking and tasting the cookies!
• I walked into the room and hugged
Grandma for the longest time.
• Pam relies on her studying to keep her
from missing any math problems.
• I grabbed a sandwich, chatted with my
dad, and trotted out the door.
Red, White, and Blue
Vocabulary Words
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freedom
flag
stripes
stars
nicknames
birthday
America
Congress
American Revolution
colonies
Vocabulary Words
stars, nicknames, stripes, America, freedom, flag,
birthday
• This is what a zebra has on its
body.
• stripes
• Everyone has one once a year.
• birthday
• This is the country we live in.
• America
Vocabulary Words
stars, nicknames, stripes, America, freedom, flag,
birthday
• You can see this wave from the
top of some poles.
• flag
• These twinkle in the sky at night.
• stars
Vocabulary Words
stars, nicknames, stripes, America, freedom, flag,
birthday
• Teddy, J.R. and P.J. are examples
of these.
• nicknames
• We have this when we are free.
• freedom
Red, White, and Blue
High Frequency
Words
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answer
company
faraway
parents
picture
school
wash
Daily Fix-It
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our flagg has fifty stars?
Our flag has fifty stars.
this is my eighth Birthday.
This is my eighth birthday.
Take Notes/Outline
• An outline is a way to organize
information.
• When you read something you want to
remember, you should take notes.
• Let’s take notes about America’s Flag
on page 325.
Wrap Up Your Week!
Let’s Talk About
Traditions
Red, White, and Blue
Friday
Journal Topic
Write about a class that
makes a symbol.
Red, White, and Blue
Related Links
U. S. Flag
Flag Rules
Betsey Ross Homepage
U.S.A Flag Site
U.S. Symbols
Red, White, and Blue
Related Links
U. S. Flag
Flag Rules
Betsey Ross Homepage
U.S.A Flag Site
U.S. Symbols
Red, White, and Blue
Related Links
U. S. Flag
Flag Rules
Betsey Ross Homepage
U.S.A Flag Site
U.S. Symbols
Red, White, and Blue
APTPlus Videos (password required)
Celebrating America: Symbols and Ceremonies of the United States
(22:00)
Old Glory (10:00)
The U.S. Flag: Proper Rules and Display (06:24)
U.S. Symbols (17:00)
TLC Elementary School: Understanding Government (24:16)
America the Beautiful (04:00)
America at Its Best: The American Government (15:00)
This Is Our Country (24:00)
The Star Spangled Banner (13:00)
We are now ready to
take our story tests.
• Story test
– Classroom webpage,
– Student page,
– Taking Tests
• AR
– Other Reading Quizzes
– Quiz # 904632