Transcript Weekly PowerPoint (Lewis)

When should we work together? When
should we work alone?
Click to listen to story.
Small Groups
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Review Games
Vocabulary & Amazing Words:
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Spelling City –Voc.
Spelling City-Amazing
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High Frequency Words:
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Bremen Town Musicians
Vocabulary Words
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mill
musician
excitement
robbers
monsters
Amazing Words
 partnership
 solution
 survival
 miserable
 struggle
 depend
 familiar
 insist
Bremen Town Musicians
High Frequency
Words
 people
 sign
 bought
 scared
 probably
 shall
 pleasant
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Spelling Words
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note
notes
lunch
lunches
story
stories
tune
tunes
switch
switches
baby
babies
crumbs
supplies
centuries
Word Wall
Words
 crash
skate
 saw
 eating
 pick
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Big Question:
When should we work together? When should
we work alone?
Monday
 Tuesday
 Wednesday
 Thursday
 Friday
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Bremen Town Musicians
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Sometimes we need help
when we’re working toward a
goal or trying to solve a
problem. When should we
work together? When should
we work alone?
Bremen Town Musicians
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Sometimes we need help
when we’re working toward a
goal or trying to solve a
problem. When should we
work together? When should
we work alone?
Today we will learn about:
new amazing words,
 plurals,
 author’s purpose,
 plural nouns that change
spelling
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Bremen Town Musicians
Amazing Words
partnership
part – ner – ship
 A partnership happens when two or
more people become partners and join
together to share something.
 My best friend and I have a real
partnership—we do everything together.
 The partnership of those people has
lasted for many years.
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solution
so – lu - tion
 A solution is the process of solving a
problem.
 The solution to that problem took a long
time.
 Mom came up with the solution by
promising to drive me to the game.
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survival
sur – vi - val
 Survival means the act of living on or of
surviving.
 The survival of the people in that fire
depended on the firefighters.
 Survival in a harsh place like the desert
is difficult.
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Click to
listen to this
song about
helping
others.
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
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flagged
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skating
Both these words have a base word, an
ending, and a spelling change.
What is the base word?
What is the ending?
What are the spelling changes?
Today you’ll learn about endings for plurals,
words that mean “more than one.”
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
stars
wishes
 To make words mean “more than one,”
the ending –s or –es is added.
 The ending –s is added to most words;
-es is added to words that end in sh,
ch, tch, s, ss, or x.
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Plurals –s, -es, -ies
city
cities
 If a word ends in a consonant followed
by a y, you will change the y to an i and
add -es.
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Plurals –s, -es, -ies
 patches
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dishes
boxes
pennies
farms
ranches
buddies
glasses
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parties
lunches
messes
foxes
skirts
candies
sashes
bodies
ponies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
-es
-ies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
-es
-ies
babies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
-es
-ies
babies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
-es
benches
-ies
babies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
-es
benches
scratches
-ies
babies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
-es
benches
scratches
-ies
babies
ladies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
baskets
-es
benches
scratches
-ies
babies
ladies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
baskets
orders
-es
benches
scratches
-ies
babies
ladies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
baskets
orders
-es
benches
scratches
-ies
babies
ladies
buddies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
baskets
orders
-es
benches
scratches
kisses
-ies
babies
ladies
buddies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
baskets
orders
dancers
-es
benches
scratches
kisses
-ies
babies
ladies
buddies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
baskets
orders
dancers
-es
benches
scratches
kisses
circuses
-ies
babies
ladies
buddies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket,
order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy
-s
experts
baskets
orders
dancers
-es
benches
scratches
kisses
circuses
-ies
babies
ladies
buddies
candies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
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mixes
corners
germs
hitches
stories
roses
dishes
perches
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centers
lilies
armies
gerbils
puppies
buses
cents
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Spelling Words
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note
notes
lunch
lunches
story
stories
tune
tunes
switch
switches
baby
babies
crumbs
supplies
centuries
Word Wall
Words
 crash
skate
 saw
 eating
 pick
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Word Family Word – crash
(online dictionary)
Consonant
Digraphs
bash
cash
dash
gash
hash
lash
mash
Nash
rash
sash
gnash
Blends
brash
clash
flash
slash
smash
stash
Word Family Word – crash
cash
lash
dash
gash
mash
flash
rash
hash
sash
slash
smash
Word Family Word – skate
(online dictionary)
Consonant
date
fate
gate
hate
late
mate
rate
Digraphs
Blends
crate
grate
plate
slate
state
Word Family Word – skate
gate
date
grate
grate
grate
mate
plate
slate
crate
state
Let Talk About
Working Together!
Author’s Purpose
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An author has a reason for writing.
An author can write to inform or explain
something.
An author can write to entertain.
An author can write to describe
something.
An author can write to convince the reader
to think or act in a certain way.
Read-Aloud
The Mango Tree
Daily Fix-It
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the donkey didnt have any
food
The donkey didn’t have
any food.
he mised his lunchs
He missed his lunches.
Plural Nouns That Change
Spelling
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A singular noun names one person,
place, animal, or thing.
A plural noun names more than one
person, place, animal, or thing.
Some nouns change spelling to name
more than one.
Plural Nouns That Change
Spelling
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man
men
leaf
leaves
tooth
teeth
woman
women
wife
wives
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child
children
foot
feet
mouse
mice
goose
geese
loaf
loaves
Wrap Up Your Day
Plurals
 Author’s Purpose
 Let’s Talk About It
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Tomorrow we will read about the
adventures of a group of animals.
Bremen Town Musicians
Monday
Journal Topic
Write about why partnerships
are important.
Bremen Town Musicians
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
some animals traveling to
Bremen Town. We will read
about how and why they work
together. When have you
worked with others?
Bremen Town Musicians
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
some animals traveling to
Bremen Town. We will read
about how and why they work
together. When have you
worked with others?
Today we will learn about:
new amazing words,
 plurals,
 author’s purpose,
 story structure,
 high-frequency words,
 vocabulary, and
 plural nouns that change
spelling
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Bremen Town Musicians
Amazing Words
miserable
mis – er – a – ble
 If you are miserable, you are very, very
unhappy. Something that is miserable
causes great unhappiness.
 Pat was miserable about missing school
that day.
 Sally has a miserable cold.
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struggle
strug – gle
 If you struggle, you work hard to do
something difficult. If you have a
struggle, you have some very hard work
to get something done.
 The swimmer struggled hard against the
big waves.
 It is a struggle for me to save money from
my allowance.
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depend
de – pend
 When you depend on someone or
something, you count on or trust that
person or thing.
 I depend on my alarm clock to wake me
up in the morning.
 A kitten depends on its mother for food
and protection.
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Read-Aloud
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
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flies
 You can read this word because you know how
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to read plural words.
What is the base word?
What is the word?
ducks
wishes
When you come to a plural word, figure out the
base word and ending and then read it.
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
To make most words plural, you will add
an –s.
 If the word ends in with sh, ch, tch, ss, s,
or x, you will add an –es.
 If the word ends with one consonant and a
y, change the y to an i and add –es.
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Plurals –s, -es, -ies
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papers
stores
batches
lashes
daddies
pockets
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spices
patches
brushes
purses
mommies
mixes
Click to listen
to “Buddies
Helping
You.”
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
Find the plural words in”Buddies Helping You.”
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buddies
jobs
hours
dishes
supplies
classmates
messes
lunches
chores
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
-es
-ies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
-es
dishes
-ies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
-es
dishes
-ies
buddies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
jobs
-es
dishes
-ies
buddies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
jobs
hours
-es
dishes
-ies
buddies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
jobs
hours
-es
-ies
dishes
messes
buddies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
jobs
hours
-es
-ies
dishes
messes
buddies
supplies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
jobs
hours
classmates
-es
-ies
dishes
messes
buddies
supplies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
jobs
hours
classmates
chores
-es
-ies
dishes
messes
buddies
supplies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply,
classmate, chore, lunch
-s
jobs
hours
classmates
chores
-es
-ies
dishes
messes
lunches
buddies
supplies
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
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The tunes had many notes.
The tunes had many notes.
I will read the stories to the baby.
I will read the stories to the baby.
We did not switch lunches.
We did not switch lunches.
The babies like hearing the same story.
The babies like hearing the same story.
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Spelling Words
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note
notes
lunch
lunches
story
stories
tune
tunes
switch
switches
baby
babies
crumbs
supplies
centuries
Word Wall
Words
 crash
skate
 saw
 eating
 pick
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Word Family Word – saw
(online dictionary)
Consonant
Digraphs
caw
jaw
law
paw
raw
gnaw
Blends
claw
craw
draw
slaw
straw
Word Family Word – saw
jaw
crawfish
paw
slaw
raw
gnaw
straw
claw
straw
Author’s Purpose
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An author has a reason for writing.
He or she might write to explain or inform,
entertain, express feelings, or convince the
reader to think or act a certain way.
As you read, ask yourself what the story is
about and why the author might have written
it.
Notice if the story is funny, serious, or sad.
Story Structure
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Story structure is how the story is put together.
It includes setting, plot, and characters.
Each piece of the story is needed to make it
whole.
Paying attention to story structure as you read
helps you to understand the story.
As you read, notice where and when the story
takes place. Notice who the characters are and
how they act. Notice what is happening.
Story Structure
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As you read “The Bremen Town Musicians,” ask
yourself these questions.
Where does this story take place?
What happens in the beginning, middle, and end
of this story?
Who are the characters in this story, and what do
they do?
Bremen Town Musicians
High Frequency
Words
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people
sign
bought
scared
probably
shall
pleasant
High-Frequency Words
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people
friend
sign
love
shall
full
bought
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stood
probably
door
pleasant
never
scared
sure
Vocabulary Words
mill – a building where grain is crushed
into flour
 musician – someone who plays music
 excitement – a feeling of being very
happy
 robbers – people who steal
 monsters – scary creatures
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Grist Mills
musicians
Vocabulary Words
Donkey was tired of working at the ___.
 Donkey was tired of working at the mill.
 One day three furry ____ scared
Donkey and stole all the grain.
 One day three furry monsters scared
Donkey and stole all the grain.
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Vocabulary Words
“Oh, no! Those ___ took everything!”
Donkey cried.
 “Oh, no! Those robbers took
everything!” Donkey cried.
 Donkey was surprised when his owner
danced with ____.
 Donkey was surprised when his owner
danced with excitement.
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Vocabulary Words
“Now we don’t have to work, and we
can become ____!” said Donkey’s
owner.
 “Now we don’t have to work, and we
can become musicians!” said Donkey’s
owner.
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Daily Fix-It
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he at good food on the fam.
He ate good food on the
farm.
but he was’nt at the farm now
But he wasn’t at the farm
now.
Plural Nouns That Change
Spelling
A plural noun names more than one
person, place, or thing.
 Some nouns change to a different
word when they are made plural.
 wolf
 wolves
 man
 men
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Wrap Up Your Day
High-Frequency Words
 Story Structure
 Let’s Talk About It
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Tomorrow we will read about some
friends and their special party.
Bremen Town Musicians
Tuesday
Journal Topic
Write about a time when you
worked closely with another
person.
Bremen Town Musicians
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about Bat.
Bat is alone and sad. What
might make Bat feel better?
Bremen Town Musicians
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about Bat.
Bat is alone and sad. What
might make Bat feel better?
Today we will learn about:
new amazing words,
 r-controlled er, ir, ur,
 plurals,
 high-frequency words,
 homophones, and
 plural nouns that change
spelling
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Bremen Town Musicians
Amazing Words
familiar
fa – mil – i – ar
 Something or someone familiar to you is
well known or close to you from repeated
contact.
 It was nice to be home in a familiar place
after traveling.
 By the end of the year, I will be familiar
with my entire class.
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insist
in – sist
 When you insist, you are making a
demand or taking a stand.
 Mom insisted that I finish my homework
before watching TV.
 Your best friend will insist that you come
to her birthday party.
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Read-Aloud
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
ir
ur
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
ir
firm
ur
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
ir
firm
ur
burn
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
ir
firm
ur
burn
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
ir
firm
ur
burn
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
ir
firm
ur
burn
curl
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
ir
firm
birth
ur
burn
curl
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
clerk
ir
firm
birth
ur
burn
curl
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
clerk
ir
firm
birth
stir
ur
burn
curl
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
clerk
ir
firm
birth
stir
ur
burn
curl
purse
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
clerk
modern
ir
firm
birth
stir
ur
burn
curl
purse
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
clerk
modern
ir
firm
birth
stir
ur
burn
curl
purse
survive
r-Controlled er, ir, ur:
firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir,
purse, modern, survive, birdbath
er
herself
perch
clerk
modern
ir
firm
birth
stir
birdbath
ur
burn
curl
purse
survive
Bremen Town Musicians
High Frequency
Words
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people
sign
bought
scared
probably
shall
pleasant
High-Frequency Words
Which is a pleasant dream—a dream
about going on a picnic or a dream
about a monster?
 Which happens when you are scared—
you smile or your heart beats quickly?
 Which will probably happen—you will
see a unicorn or you will see a dog?
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High-Frequency Words
Which might be bought at a store every
week—a dance or a loaf of bread?
 Which will most people choose to
drink—a cup of oil or a cup of water?
 Which might you see on a sign— “35
miles per hour” or pictures of
snowflakes?
 Which is something you shall do later
today—homework or grade tests?
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Spelling Words
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note
notes
lunch
lunches
story
stories
tune
tunes
switch
switches
baby
babies
crumbs
supplies
centuries
Word Wall
Words
 crash
skate
 saw
 eating
 pick
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Word Family Word – eating
(online dictionary)
Consonant
Digraphs
beat
feat
heat
meat
neat
peat
seat
cheat
Blends
bleat
cleat
pleat
Word Family Word –
eating
beat
peat
heat
seat
meat
neat
cleat
bleat
pleat
Homophones
A homophone is a word that sounds
the same as another word, but has a
different meaning and is spelled
differently.
 The dog felt weak.
 The dog walked for a week.
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Homophones
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know – no
be – bee
here – hear
there – their – they’re
ate - eight
aunt – ant
see - sea
Daily Fix-It
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he red a dog storie
He read a dog story.
he new other storys too
He knew other stories
too.
Plural Nouns That Change
Spelling
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A singular noun names one person,
place, animal, or thing.
A plural noun names more than one
person, place, animal, or thing.
Some nouns change spelling to name
more than one.
Plural Nouns That Change
Spelling
 The
mouse ate the cheese.
 The mice ate the cheese.
 The woman smiled.
 The women smiled.
 The child played on the swings.
 The children played on the
swings.
Wrap Up Your Day
Author’s Purpose
 Read with Appropriate Phrasing
 Let’s Talk About It
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Tomorrow we will listen to a story about
two dogs that work together to find their
owners.
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Wednesday
Journal Topic
Write about a time when you
worked with someone else to
accomplish something.
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Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Some animals work as teams.
What things might an animal
need help with? Today we will
read about how some animals
work together.
Bremen Town Musicians
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Some animals work as teams.
What things might an animal
need help with? Today we will
read about how some animals
work together.
Today we will learn about:
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plurals,
read with appropriate phrasing
plural nouns that change spelling
compare and contrast
Read-Aloud
Down Girl and Sit Save
the Day
Sentence Reading
 I’m
putting vases on a shelf above
the dishes.
 Don’t go toward those bushes
where the puppies play.
 She’ll have to spell the whole
word.
Sentence Reading
 They’ll
dig enough holes to plant
crops.
 The cages are full of a bunch of
bunnies.
 She’s making dresses like those
from long ago.
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Spelling Words
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note
notes
lunch
lunches
story
stories
tune
tunes
switch
switches
baby
babies
crumbs
supplies
centuries
Word Wall
Words
 crash
skate
 saw
 eating
 pick
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Word Family Word – pick
(online dictionary)
Consonant
Digraphs
hick
kick
lick
Mick
Nick
Rick
sick
tick
wick
chick
quick
Blends
brick
click
crick
flick
prick
slick
stick
Word Family Word – pick
hick
chick
kick
quick
lick
brick
sick
prick
tick
stick
wick
slick
Animals Helping Animals
Daily Fix-It
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the donkey blue the hurn
The donkey blew the horn.
the dog stated to hum a tun.
The dog started to hum a
tune.
Plural Nouns That Change
Spelling
A plural noun names more than one
person, place, or thing.
 Some nouns change to a different
word when they are made plural.
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Plural Nouns That
Change Spelling
Singular
Plural
Plural Nouns That
Change Spelling
Singular
man
Plural
Plural Nouns That
Change Spelling
Singular
man
Plural
men
Plural Nouns That
Change Spelling
Singular
man
tooth
Plural
men
Plural Nouns That
Change Spelling
Singular
man
tooth
Plural
men
teeth
Plural Nouns That
Change Spelling
Singular
man
tooth
mouse
Plural
men
teeth
Plural Nouns That
Change Spelling
Singular
man
tooth
mouse
Plural
men
teeth
mice
Wrap Up Your Day
Text to Self
 Let’s Talk About It
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We heard a story about two dogs that
search for their masters. Tomorrow we
will hear again about how these two
dogs insist on helping their masters find
their way home.
Bremen Town Musicians
Thursday
Journal Topic
List ways animals help each
other.
Bremen Town Musicians
Friday
Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about animals
helping each other to live and
enjoy life. Some formed a singing
group, some cheered up unhappy
friends, and some kept each other
safe and clean. Why is it often
better to work with others?
Today we will learn about:
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plurals, and
high-frequency words,
vocabulary words, and
amazing words
Read-Aloud
Down Girl and Sit Save
the Day
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
 The
ladies ate grapes and jellies.
 The ladies ate grapes and jellies.
 I put away the dishes, plates, and
cups.
 I put away the dishes, plates, and
cups.
Plurals –s, -es, -ies
 He
gave the babies their lunches and
drinks.
 He gave the babies their lunches
and drinks.
 The bunnies ran through the bushes.
 The bunnies ran through the
bushes.
High-Frequency Words
This is another word for nice.
 pleasant
 This is the opposite of sold.
 bought
 These are men, women, boys, and girls.
 people
 This is another word for afraid.
 scared
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High-Frequency Words
This is something you read.
 sign
 This means about the same as will.
 shall
 This is another word for most likely.
 probably
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Spelling Words
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note
notes
lunch
lunches
story
stories
tune
tunes
switch
switches
baby
babies
crumbs
supplies
centuries
Word Wall
Words
 crash
skate
 saw
 eating
 pick
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Bremen Town Musicians
Vocabulary Words
Amazing Words
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mill
musician
excitement
robbers
monsters
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partnership
solution
survival
miserable
struggle
depend
familiar
insist
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High Frequency
Words
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people
sign
bought
scared
probably
shall
pleasant
Daily Fix-It
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donkey humed with Dog
Donkey hummed with
Dog.
what fun they had.
What fun they had!
Review Games
Vocabulary & Amazing Words:
 Jigword
Spelling Words:
 Quia Games
 Spelling City
High Frequency Words:
 Hot Potatoes (fill-in-the-blank)
Bremen Town Musicians
Friday
Journal Topic
Write a story with a problem
and solution.
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Related Links
Match animal baby to parent.
Farm Animals
Animal Sounds- Who Said That?
They're, Their, and There
Brain Pop
The Bremen Town Musicians
Online Story
Farm Animal Online Book
Farm Animal Brain Tease
United Streaming Video
Farm Animals: A First Look
Homophones
Video Clip
Between the Lions
The Plural Girls
FunBrain
APTPlus Videos
(Password Required)
Rabbit Ears Children's Literature Collection:
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Tests
Story Tests:
Reading
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Reading Tests
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Test: Bremen Town Musicians
Other Reading Quiz # 904612