Transcript Unit 5 - Sullivan County Department Of Education

Unit 5
Week 1
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Spelling Words
Reading
Grammar
Additional Online Resources
Tippy-Toe Chick, Go!
Created by Connie Rosenbalm
Question of the
Week
When does a
problem need a
clever solution?
Day 1 Morning Warm-Up!
Some problems are
hard to solve.
Some only get fixed
because someone had
a clever idea.
When does a problem
need a clever
solution?
Amazing Words
clever
intend
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predicament
Shared Literature
A Clever Way Out
When you’re in
An awful predicament,
You need a clever way
To make things be okay.
You intend
To play a clever part.
Oh, you are so smart!
Click to
Play
Song
Phonics Target Skil
ow in how
Online Activities
• Starfall: Dorothy Strait
• BBC: Word Sort
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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how
Spelling Words
vowel ow in how
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Spelling Words
vowel ow in how
town
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vowel ow in how
down
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now
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vowel ow in how
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vowel ow in how
brown
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vowel ow in how
cow
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vowel ow in how
clown
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vowel ow in how
frown
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vowel ow in how
crowd
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vowel ow in how
growl
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Apply Phonics
Decodable Reader and Leveled Readers
Build Background
Build Background
Problem
Solution
Reading Target Skill
Character, Setting & Plot
Online Activities
• Elements of a Story
• Story Creation Magic Lesson
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Shared Writing
Commands
Grammar Skill
First Grade Unit 5-1
Created by Heidi Samuelson
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Commands
A command is a sentence
that tells someone
to do something.
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A command starts with a capital
letter just like all sentences start
with a capital letter.
A command ends with a period.
A command has a naming part and an
action part. Sometimes the naming
part is not written, but you
understand that you are to do the
action!
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Pick up all the pieces.
Capital Letter
Period
This sentence is a command.
It tells you to pick up the
pieces.
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Please find the glue.
Capital Letter
Period
This sentence is a command.
It tells you to find the glue.
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Put the pieces on the table.
Capital Letter
Period
This is a command. It tells
you to put the pieces on the
table.
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Pour a glass of milk.
Capital Letter
Period
This is a command that tells
you to pick up a glass of milk.
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You spilled some milk.
Capital Letter
Period
This is NOT a command.
This sentence is a telling sentence.
It tells you that someone spilled
some milk.
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Please wipe up the milk.
Capital Letter
Period
This is a command. It tells
you to wipe up the milk.
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Can you find the command?
Dust the shelf.
Will you dust the shelf?
Joe dusts the shelf.
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Can you find the command?
Did you say please and thank you?
Jan said please and thank you.
Say please and thank you.
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Can you find the command?
Lucy can stand on her head.
Stand on your head.
Can you stand on your head?
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Learning about
commands will help you
become a super writer!
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Grammar Target Skill
Commands
Online Activities
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Daily Fix-It
1. The blu car is fast than the red car.
2. The yellow car are the fastist.
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1.
Daily Fix-It
The blu car is fast than the red car.
The blue car is faster than the red car.
2. The yellow car are the fastist.
The yellow car is the fastest.
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Day 2 Morning Warm-Up!
Today we will read about Little Chick
and how she solved her problem.
What do you do when you have a
problem?
Amazing Words
proudly
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Shared Literature
Why does Mrs. Chicken speak
proudly of herself?
What does the crocodile think
of Mrs. Chicken?
Phonics Target Skill
syllables c+le
Online Activities
• Syllable Activities and Information
• United Streaming: Syllables: African
Animal Names
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Apply Phonics
Decodable Reader and Leveled Readers
Phonics Target Skil
ow in how spelling words
Online Activities
• Starfall: Dorothy Strait
• BBC: Word Sort
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Grammar Target Skill
Commands
Online Activities
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Daily Fix-It
3. I have too doges.
4. Are the cats runing on you’re wall?
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Daily Fix-It
3. I have too doges.
I have two dogs.
4. Are the cats runing on you’re wall?
Are the cats running on your wall?
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Day 3 Morning Warm-Up!
Today we will read more
about Mrs. Chicken.
Listen closely.
What is Mrs. Chicken’s clever idea?
Amazing Words
plump
scrawny
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Shared Literature
Where does the crocodile live?
Why doesn’t the crocodile eat
Mrs. Chicken right away?
What happens to Mrs. Chicken
and the crocodile while they
wait for their eggs to hatch?
How do you think Mrs. Chicken
came up with her clever
solution?
Phonics Target Skill
syllables c+le
Online Activities
• Syllable Activities and Information
• United Streaming: Syllables: African
Animal Names
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Phonics Target Skil
ow in how spelling words
Online Activities
• Starfall: Dorothy Strait
• BBC: Word Sort
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Build Background
How
dogs
protect
Reading Target Skill
Character, Setting & Plot
Online Activities
• Elements of a Story
• Story Creation Magic Lesson
As you read, ask yourself what the
problem is.
Ask yourself what the characters do to solve
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the problem.
Vocabulary
Grammar Target Skill
Commands
Online Activities
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Daily Fix-It
5. Fix the door, dan
6. mop the floor, kate.
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Daily Fix-It
5. Fix the door, dan
Fix the door, Dan.
6.
mop the floor, kate.
Mop the floor, Kate.
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Day 4 Morning Warm-Up!
Today we will read
about some mice
who intend to solve
their problem.
But their idea isn’t
as clever as they
thought.
Is there only one
way to solve a
problem?
Shared Literature
Listen to find
out why the man
goes to see the
wise woman for
advice.
Amazing Words
advice
wise
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High Frequency Words
Find the word wall word that fits each clue
This word begins with a and make sense in this sentence:
Would you like to come ________ with me?
This word names part of a face and makes
sense in this sentence:
Josh closed his _______ and went to sleep.
High Frequency Words
Find the word wall word that fits each clue
This word means the opposite of ahead and makes sense in this
sentence:
My puppy followed ___________ me.
This word means the opposite of always and makes
sense in this sentence:
___________ miss a day of school!
Phonics Review
Suffixes –ly and -ful
-ly
-ful
Phonics Target Skil
ow in how spelling words
Online Activities
• Starfall: Dorothy Strait
• BBC: Word Sort
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Grammar Target Skill
Commands
Online Activities
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Daily Fix-It
7. tie your shoes, please?
8. do knot skip in the hall.
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Daily Fix-It
7. tie your shoes, please?
Tie your shoes, please.
8. do knot skip in the hall.
Do not skip in the hall.
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Day 5 Morning Warm-Up!
This week we read
about predicaments.
We also read about
wise advice.
When does a
predicament need a
solution?
Shared Literature
Did the wise
woman’s solution
fix the family’s
problem?
How?
Build Oral Vocabulary
synonyms
“The family still had quarreling and crying
and fighting and squawking and bawking
and butting and pushing.”
Can you pick the words in the sentence
from It Could Always Be Worse that
mean the same.
Mister Bones
Phonics Review
Diphthong ow/ou/ and syllables C+le
Circle words with the diphthong ow/ou/ and words
that have the syllables C+le.
Did the dog’s howl startle you?
The puzzle clues go across and down.
My uncle has a big brown cow.
The little clown has a twinkle in her eyes.
High Frequency Words
Complete the rhyme with a Word to Read on page 12.
The little train runs _________ the town,
________ cars uphill and down.
_________ stopping, going strong,
Chug, chug, chugging right _________.
Then it runs ________ the rise,
And vanishes before my _____________.
Phonics Target Skil
ow in how spelling words
Online Activities
• Starfall: Dorothy Strait
• BBC: Word Sort
Smartboard Activities & Lessons
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Daily Fix-It
9. Give grace the book
10. did you throw the ball
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Daily Fix-It
9. Give grace the book
Give Grace the book.
10. did you throw the ball
Did you throw the ball?
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Additional Online Resources
• Spelling City
• Carl’s Corner
• Practice, Spelling, & Grammar Workbook
Pages
• Interactive Letters for Spelling
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Review High Frequency Words
the
that
take
help
them
way on
do and
in up
use get
this put
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eat too home
your paper her
small tree no
many into saw
good old want
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Review High Frequency Words
catch could be
there horse out
who live work
now people
together inside
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Review High Frequency Words
down find food
grow under new
also water their
other ground
same family
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Review High Frequency Words
always become
everything day
stays
things
nothing
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Review High Frequency Words
any
ever
every
own
sure
were
enough afraid
again
few
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Review High Frequency Words
how
read
soon
wait
done
know
visit
push
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Review High Frequency Words
before
good-bye
right
give
surprise
does
oh
won’t
once
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Review High Frequency Words
would
worry
colors
show
took
enjoy
about
draw
sign
mouth
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drew
great
over
found
wild
Review High Frequency Words
once above
touch
eight moon
laugh
picture remember
room
stood
thought
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Review High Frequency Words
told only
across
dance
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because
shoes
opened