Transcript How do animals change as they grow?

How do animals change
as they grow?
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Vocabulary
Words
pond
wonderful
powerful
insects
crawls
skin
shed
Amazing Words
 appearance
 stage
 transform
 restless
 pursue
 canopy
 forage
 forepaw
Frogs
High Frequency
Words
 bear
 build
 couldn’t
 father
 love
 mother
 straight
Frogs
Word Family
Words
 dime
 flex
 foot
 friends
 fun
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Spelling Words
around
crown
about
south
gown
mouse
sound
downtown
flower
mountain
howl
boundary
ground
drowsy
pound
Big Question:
How do animals change
as they grow?
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Frogs
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Animals everywhere start life
as babies. Each animal has a
mother and a father. Over
time, the babies grow. How
do animals change as they
grow?
Frogs
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Animals everywhere start life
as babies. Each animal has a
mother and a father. Over
time, the babies grow. How
do animals change as they
grow?
Today we will learn about:
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Amazing Words
Dipthongs: ou, ow
Compare and Contrast
Graphic Organizer
Adjectives that Compare
Amazing
Words
appearance
 ap – pear - ance
 An appearance is the way a person,
an animal, or a thing looks.
 An appearance can also be the way
something seems to look or to be.
 The child’s appearance was clean
and neat.
 The performer gave the appearance
that juggling was easy.
stage
 stage
 A stage is a step or time in a
person’s or animal’s life.
 Toddlers go through a stage when
they always say no.
 Puppies go through a stage when
they like to chew everything.
stage
transform
 trans - form
 When you transform something, you
change it.
 The gardener will transform the drab
backyard into a beautiful garden.
 We will transform the basement into
a great playroom.
Click to listen to
“Tadpole
Transformation.”
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
Adult Animal
Names
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
Adult Animal
Names
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
Adult Animal
Names
frog
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
Adult Animal
Names
frog
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
chick
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
chick
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
chicken
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
chick
kitten
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
chicken
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
chick
kitten
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
chicken
cat
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
chick
kitten
puppy
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
chicken
cat
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
chick
kitten
puppy
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
chicken
cat
dog
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
chick
kitten
puppy
calf
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
chicken
cat
dog
Animal Names T-chart
Baby Animal
Names
tadpole
colt
chick
kitten
puppy
calf
Adult Animal
Names
frog
horse
chicken
cat
dog
cow
Dipthongs: ou, ow
 grow
 What do you know about reading this
word?
 The letters ow can stand for the sound /o/.
 Today we’ll learn another sound for ow.
 owl.
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owl
The letters ow can stand for the long o
sound or the dipthong /ou/. The context
provides the clue to pronunciation.
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cow
now
down
brown
crowd
flower
Sometimes the letters ou stand for the
dipthong/ou/. In a dipthong, each vowel
contributes to the sound heard.
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out
loud
sour
ground
about
mountain
Dipthongs: ou, ow
Blend these words.
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count
found
cow
brown
ouch
allow
how
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out
down
round
howl
sound
now
vowel
scout
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
Owl (ow)
Ocean
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
Owl (ow)
frown
Ocean
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
Owl (ow)
frown
Ocean
snow
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
Owl (ow)
frown
Ocean
snow
glow
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
Owl (ow)
frown
Ocean
snow
glow
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
Owl (ow)
frown
down
Ocean
snow
glow
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
Owl (ow)
frown
down
growl
Ocean
snow
glow
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
Owl (ow)
frown
down
growl
Ocean
snow
glow
flown
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
ouch
Owl (ow)
frown
down
growl
Ocean
snow
glow
flown
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
ouch
count
Owl (ow)
frown
down
growl
Ocean
snow
glow
flown
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
ouch
count
Owl (ow)
frown
down
growl
crown
Ocean
snow
glow
flown
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
ouch
count
Owl (ow)
frown
down
growl
crown
Ocean
snow
glow
flown
throw
Sorting Dipthongs: ou, ow
frown, snow, glow, cloud, down, growl, flown, ouch, count,
crown, throw, round
Owl (ou)
cloud
ouch
count
round
Owl (ow)
frown
down
growl
crown
Ocean
snow
glow
flown
throw
Dipthongs: ou, ow
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found
ground
follow
gown
shout
town
aloud
plow
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trout
pouch
frown
crowd
cowboy
mouth
shown
Frogs
Word Family
Words
 dime
 flex
 foot
 friends
 fun
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Spelling Words
around
crown
about
south
gown
mouse
sound
downtown
flower
mountain
howl
boundary
ground
drowsy
pound
Word Family Word – dime
(online dictionary)
Consonant
lime
mime
rime
time
Digraphs
chime
Blends
crime
grime
slime
Word Family Word – dime
lime
chime
mime
crime
rime ice
grime
time
slime
Word Family Word – flex
(online dictionary)
Consonant
hex
Rex
Tex
vex
Digraphs
Chex
Blends
flex
Word Family Word – flex
hex
Chex
flex
Compare & Contrast &
Graphic Organizers
 Remember in The Quilt Story how Abigail
used the quilt.
 Did the animals in the attic use the quilt in
the same ways?
 When you compare and contrast things,
you tell how they are alike and different.
 A graphic organizer helps you organize
information. The chart can help you keep
track of how things are alike and different.
Daily Fix-It
• the bride wore a white
goun.
• The bride wore a white
gown.
• dan rode a bus dontown
• Dan rode a bus
downtown.
Adjectives that Compare
 An adjective describes a person,
place, animal, or thing.
 Add –er to an adjective to compare
two persons, places, or things.
 Add –est to compare three or more
persons, places, or things.
Adjectives that Compare
 The chick is smaller than the hen.
 Smaller compares two things—the
chick and the hen.
 The egg is smallest of the three.
 Smallest compares three things—
the egg, the chick, and the hen.
Adjectives that Compare
 Lions are faster than zebras.
Adjectives that Compare
 Lions are faster than zebras.
 The cheetah is the fastest animal on
land.
Adjectives that Compare
 Lions are faster than zebras.
 The cheetah is the fastest animal on
land.
 The blue whale is the longest animal of
all.
Adjectives that Compare
 Lions are faster than zebras.
 The cheetah is the fastest animal on
land.
 The blue whale is the longest animal of
all.
Adjectives that Compare
 Dolphins are longer than porpoises.
Adjectives that Compare
 Dolphins are longer than porpoises.
 A pine tree is taller than an oak tree.
Adjectives that Compare
 Dolphins are longer than porpoises.
 A pine tree is taller than an oak tree.
 Redwoods are the tallest trees of all.
Adjectives that Compare
 Dolphins are longer than porpoises.
 A pine tree is taller than an oak tree.
 Redwoods are the tallest trees of all.
Adjectives that Compare
Fill in the chart.
One thing
Two things
Three things
cool
older
shortest
Adjectives that Compare
Fill in the chart.
One thing
cool
Two things
Three things
cooler
older
shortest
Adjectives that Compare
Fill in the chart.
One thing
cool
Two things
cooler
older
Three things
coolest
shortest
Adjectives that Compare
Fill in the chart.
One thing
cool
old
Two things
cooler
older
Three things
coolest
shortest
Adjectives that Compare
Fill in the chart.
One thing
cool
old
Two things
cooler
older
Three things
coolest
oldest
shortest
Adjectives that Compare
Fill in the chart.
One thing
cool
old
short
Two things
cooler
older
Three things
coolest
oldest
shortest
Adjectives that Compare
Fill in the chart.
One thing
cool
old
short
Two things
cooler
older
shorter
Three things
coolest
oldest
shortest
Wrap Up Your Day!
 Dipthongs ou, ow
 Compare and contrast
 Let’s Talk About It
 Tomorrow we will read a selection about
an animal that grows and changes as it
gets older—a frog.
Frogs
Monday
Journal Topic
Write a paragraph explaining
how you would change your
bedroom if you could.
Frogs
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
tadpoles. Tadpoles grow
bigger and stronger until they
are frogs. Frogs are the
highest jumpers! What else
can frogs do?
Frogs
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
tadpoles. Tadpoles grow
bigger and stronger until they
are frogs. Frogs are the
highest jumpers! What else
can frogs do?
Today we will learn about:
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Amazing Words
Dipthongs: ou, ow
Vocabulary Words
Suffix –ful
Word Structure
Adjectives that Compare
Amazing
Words
restless
 rest - less
 When you feel restless, you are not
able to be still, or you want a change.
 The baby was restless in her stroller.
 He became restless after sitting for
two hours.
 The man was restless after doing the
same job for ten years.
pursue
 pur - sue
 When you pursue something, you
follow or chase it.
 Sharks pursue smaller fish.
 The police pursued the bank
robbers.
 She will pursue her dream of
becoming a doctor.
canopy
 can –o –py
 A canopy is a covering above
something else.
 Emily has a green and white canopy
over her bed.
 There is a kelp canopy floating on
the surface of the ocean.
canopy
Read-Aloud
Dipthongs: ou, ow
 powder
 You can read this word because you know
how to read words with the letters ow.
 The letters ow can stand for /ou/ or /o/.
 What sound do the letters ow stand for in
this word?
 loud
 What sound do the letters ow stand for in
this word?
Dipthongs: ou, ow
 When you come to a new word, look at the
letters from left to right and think about the
vowel sounds.
 Say the sounds in the word to yourself and
then read the word.
 ounce
 flower
 drowsy
Dipthongs: ou, ow
 outer
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bounce
downtown
shower
grouch
towel
sprout
Click to listen to
“The Tadpoles and
the Wise, Old Owl.”
Dipthongs: ou, ow
Find the words with ou and ow in “The Tadpoles and the
Wise, Old Owl.”
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owl
grouchy
around
out
bounce
ground
how
our
now
pout
sprout
Making Words
o, u, e
b, d, h, l, m,
n, p, s, t, w
Frogs
Word Family
Words
 dime
 flex
 foot
 friends
 fun
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Spelling Words
around
crown
about
south
gown
mouse
sound
downtown
flower
mountain
howl
boundary
ground
drowsy
pound
Word Family Word - foot
(online dictionary)
Consonant
soot
Digraphs
Blends
Word Family Word - foot
soot
Dipthongs: ou, ow
 We can walk around the south part
of downtown.
 The mouse on the ground did not
make a sound.
 Put on that crown and the gown with
the flower.
Vocabulary Words
pond – a small body of water
wonderful – causing wonder or amazement
powerful – having power or great strength
insects – animals with six legs and a threepart body
 crawls – moves slowly on hands and knees
 skin – outer covering of the body
 shed – to drop or lose
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pond
insects
skin
shed
Other Words to Know
 spawn – to lay eggs
 bulges – curves outward
 vegetarians – living things that eat only food
from plants
(next slide)
spawn
Vocabulary Word Review
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wonderful
water
powerful
eyes
insects
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gone
crawls
break
shed
behind
Daily Fix-It
 a grey mose ran up the
clock
 A grey mouse ran up the
clock.
• did you here that sound.
• Did you hear that
sound?
Adjectives that Compare
 An adjective describes a person,
place, animal, or thing.
 Add –er to an adjective to compare
two persons, places, or things.
 Add –est to compare three or more
persons, places, or things.
Wrap Up Your Day!
 Vocabulary words
 Graphic organizers
 Let’s Talk About It
 Tomorrow we will learn more about how
frogs changes as they get older.
Frogs
Tuesday
Journal Topic
Write about your favorite
animal and tell why it's
special.
Frogs
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read more about
Turtle. Her life is not very
peaceful. She has to be
careful. Being a powerful
swimmer helps! What else
can turtles do well?
Frogs
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read more about
Turtle. Her life is not very
peaceful. She has to be
careful. Being a powerful
swimmer helps! What else
can turtles do well?
Today you will learn
about:
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Amazing words
Vowels oo, u
Diphthongs ou, ow
Suffix –ful
Appropriate phrasing
Adjectives that compare
Amazing
Words
forage
 for - age
 Forage means to go from place to
place looking for something, usually
food.
 Bears forage in the woods looking for
berries.
 Rabbits forage in the vegetable
garden.
forage
forepaw
 fore – paw
 A forepaw is one of the front feet of
an animal with four paws.
 The dog scratched at the door with its
forepaw.
 The cat played with a ball of yarn
between its forepaws.
forepaw
Read-Aloud
Vowels oo, u
 foot - put
 You can read these words because
you know that the vowels oo and u
can stand for the sound /u/.
Vowels oo, u
full
 pull
 push
 bush
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book
hook
hood
wood
Vocabulary Words
crawls, insects, pond, powerful, shed, skin, wonderful
 If you have many insects in your
yard, is it a good idea to keep frogs
in your yard too?
 Is a rainbow that appears after a
rainstorm wonderful to see?
 Does a frog that has shed its tadpole
skin and lips still have them?
Vocabulary Words
crawls, insects, pond, powerful, shed, skin, wonderful
 Can you touch a frog’s skin?
 Is a pond very dry?
 When an animal crawls does it leap
quickly through the air?
 Does someone with powerful arms
have problems lifting a heavy rock?
Frogs
Word Family
Words
 dime
 flex
 foot
 friends
 fun
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Spelling Words
around
crown
about
south
gown
mouse
sound
downtown
flower
mountain
howl
boundary
ground
drowsy
pound
Word Family Word - friends
(online dictionary)
Consonant
bend
fend
lend
mend
send
tend
Digraphs
Blends
blend
spend
Word Family Word - friends
bend
mend
fend
send
lend
tend
blend
spend
Suffix - ful
 The suffix –ful means “full of.”
 harmful – full of harm
 helpful – full of help
 tearful – full of tears
 powerful – full of power
 wonderful – full of wonder
Daily Fix-It
• the frog jumped on the
grund
• The frog jumped on the
ground.
• did max water the flouers
• Did Max water the
flowers?
Adjectives that Compare
 An adjective describes a person,
place, animal, or thing.
 Add –er to an adjective to compare
two persons, places, or things.
 Add –est to compare three or more
persons, places, or things.
Adjectives that Compare
Add –er or –est to these adjectives that compare to
complete these sentences.
 Jumpy the Frog is 3 inches long.
 Rib-It the Frog is 5 inches long.
 Spotty the Frog is 4 inches long.
 Rib-It jumps the ___distance of all
three frogs.
Adjectives that Compare
Add –er or –est to these adjectives that compare to
complete these sentences.
 Jumpy the Frog is 3 inches long.
 Rib-It the Frog is 5 inches long.
 Spotty the Frog is 4 inches long.
 Rib-It jumps the longest distance of
all three frogs.
Adjectives that Compare
Add –er or –est to these adjectives that compare to
complete these sentences.
 Jumpy the Frog is 3 inches long.
 Rib-It the Frog is 5 inches long.
 Spotty the Frog is 4 inches long.
 Rib-It jumps the longest distance of
all three frogs.
 The distance Spotty can jump is ___
than the distance Jumpy can jump.
Adjectives that Compare
Add –er or –est to these adjectives that compare to
complete these sentences.
 Jumpy the Frog is 3 inches long.
 Rib-It the Frog is 5 inches long.
 Spotty the Frog is 4 inches long.
 Rib-It jumps the longest distance of
all three frogs.
 The distance Spotty can jump is
longer than the distance Jumpy can
jump.
Wrap Up Your Day!
 Compare and contrast
 Fluency
 Let’s Talk About It
 Tomorrow we will read about the life
cycle of another kind of animal—a
grasshopper.
Frogs
Wednesday
Journal Topic
Write a diary entry
describing the most
wonderful day of their lives.
Frogs
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about how
grasshoppers grow and
change. Grasshoppers hide
their eggs in the ground.
What animal would you like to
find out about?
Frogs
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about how
grasshoppers grow and
change. Grasshoppers hide
their eggs in the ground.
What animal would you like to
find out about?
Today we will learn about:
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Dipthongs: ou, ow
Appropriate phrasing
Adjectives that compare
Give a demonstration
Read-Aloud
Otter on His Own
Frogs
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Vocabulary
Words
pond
wonderful
powerful
insects
crawls
skin
shed
Amazing Words
 appearance
 stage
 transform
 restless
 pursue
 canopy
 forage
 forepaw
Frogs
High Frequency
Words
 bear
 build
 couldn’t
 father
 love
 mother
 straight
Sentence Reading
 Father said, “Put the broken candle on
the table.”
 Mother put the baby in the cradle by the
trundle bed.
 I love to set a good example so I will
donate this little bear.
 I will build a fence around the tomato
plants.
 I went straight to my room, but I couldn’t
find my paper.
(next slide)
trundle bed
Frogs
Word Family
Words
 dime
 flex
 foot
 friends
 fun
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Spelling Words
around
crown
about
south
gown
mouse
sound
downtown
flower
mountain
howl
boundary
ground
drowsy
pound
Word Family Word - fun
(online dictionary)
Consonant
bun
dun
gun
pun
run
sun
Digraphs
shun
Blends
spun
stun
Word Family Word - fun
bun
run
bun
sun
dun
spun
water gun
stun gun
From Egg to Egg
Pages 90-93
Daily Fix-It
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jed is tallest than lynn
Jed is taller than Lynn.
the birds flue soth
The birds flew south.
Adjectives that Compare
 An adjective describes a person,
place, animal, or thing.
 Add –er to an adjective to compare
two persons, places, or things.
 Add –est to compare three or more
persons, places, or things.
Adjectives that Compare
One thing
fast
Two things
Three things
Adjectives that Compare
One thing
fast
Two things
faster
Three things
Adjectives that Compare
One thing
fast
Two things
faster
Three things
fastest
Speaking & Listening:
Giving a Demonstration
 A speaker uses both words and actions to
show or explain to others how to do
something in a demonstration.
 The speaker often uses props to show
viewers exactly what must be done in each
step of the process.
 The speaker should carefully describe the
order in which the steps must be
completed.
Giving a Demonstration
Speakers
Use props.
Make eye contact with
the listeners.
Speak in a logical
sequence.
Listeners
Giving a Demonstration
Speakers
Use props.
Make eye contact with
the listeners.
Speak in a logical
sequence.
Listeners
Sit quietly
Face the speaker.
Listen to what the
speaker says.
Note the order in which
the steps should be
completed.
Wrap UP Your Day!
 Making connections: text to text
 Let’s Talk About It
 We read a story about another animal
that changes as it gets older. Tomorrow
we will learn more about the life cycle of
animals.
Frogs
Thursday
Journal Topic
Write about a child who
changes appearance.
Frogs
Friday
Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about
turtles, frogs, otters, and
grasshoppers. All of these
animals change as they grow.
What animal changes the
most as it grows?
Today we will learn about:
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Dipthongs ou, ow
Vocabulary words
Amazing words
High-frequency words
Adjectives that compare
Diagrams
Read-Aloud
Otter on His Own
Frogs
Amazing Words
 appearance
 stage
 transform
 restless
 pursue
 canopy
 forage
 forepaw
Frogs
Word Family
Words
 dime
 flex
 foot
 friends
 fun
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





Spelling Words
around
crown
about
south
gown
mouse
sound
downtown
flower
mountain
howl
boundary
ground
drowsy
pound
Dipthongs ou, ow
 Look at that clown pout and frown!
 We put the brown couch in her
house.
 Our class will walk around
downtown.
 That cloud over the tower looks like
an owl.
Frogs
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Vocabulary
Words
pond
wonderful
powerful
insects
crawls
skin
shed
Vocabulary Words
crawls, skin, wonderful, insects, powerful, shed, pond
 I am what a snake does when it loses its
skin. What am I?
 I am another word for strong. What am I?
 I am a small body of water. What am I?
 I am another word for fantastic. What am I?
 I am the way a baby moves on its hands
and knees. What am I?
 I am another name for bugs. What am I?
 I cover the outside of your body. What am
I?
Frogs
High Frequency
Words
 bear
 build
 couldn’t
 father
 love
 mother
 straight
Daily Fix-It
• mom bought a pound of
aples
• Mom bought a pound of
apples.
 did bill find the crown.
 Did Bill find the crown?
Diagrams
 A diagram is a picture with labeled parts
that can provide important information.
 Your science and social studies
textbooks has many diagrams to help
you learn information easily.
 Look in your books and find examples of
diagrams and explain what they show.
Wrap Up Your Week!
Let’s Talk About Our
Changing World!
Frogs
Friday
Journal Topic
Write about the stages
of an insect or frog.
Frogs
Friday
Related Links
National Geographic
Trials of a Tadpole
APTPlus Videos
(password required)
 Amphibians, Fish, and Reptiles (26:00)
 Animal Life Cycles (14:00)
 Junior Zoologist: Fish, Amphibians, and
Reptiles (16:06)
 Animal Faces, Animal Places (18:00)
 Animal Profiles: Frogs (10:00)
 Amphibians: Amazing Animals (22:34)
 The Magic School Bus Hops Home (26:12)
 Animals Around Us: Amphibians: What Are
They? (20:00)
We are now ready to
take our story tests.
 Story test
 Classroom webpage,
 Student page,
 Taking Tests
 AR
 Other Reading Quizzes
 Quiz # 904622