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Why are family
celebrations special?
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celebration
custom
tradition
create
inspect
angle
brilliant
snapshot
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Vocabulary Words
 present
 aunt
 basket
 collects
 bank
 favorite
 pinata
 ninetieth
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tia
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tomorrow
whatever
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mixture
nation
section
future
picture
action
caution
station
fixture
motion
nature
feature
furniture
adventure
tuition
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Glue Words
 whose
 is
 these
 with
 know
Big Question:
Why are family
celebrations special?
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Today you will read about
a birthday. One friend had
the freedom to come early
to help set up a game. The
mother and father helped
too. Why are family
celebrations special?
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Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Today you will read about
a birthday. One friend had
the freedom to come early
to help set up a game. The
mother and father helped
too. Why are family
celebrations special?
Today we will learn
about:
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Amazing Words
Syllables –tion, -ture
Draw Conclusions
Summarize
Using Commas
Amazing
Words
celebration
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cel – e – bra -tion
A celebration can be a party or
other activity in which people
might eat, play music, and have
a good time together to show
happiness about a special day or
when something good happens.
We always have a celebration
for our birthdays.
There was celebration when
my brother graduated from
college.
custom
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cus – tom
A custom is something that
people always do or have done
for a long time.
It is our custom to drink warm
milk at night.
We have a custom of walking
around the block after dinner.
tradition
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tra – di – tion
Tradition is a custom or belief
that is handed down from
generation to generation. For
example, children get their
traditions from parents who got
it from the grandparents.
Our family has a tradition of
singing around the piano on
holidays.
It is tradition to eat turkey on
Thanksgiving.
Listen to a
song about
family
traditions.
Syllables –tion, -ture
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candle
You studied words like this
already. What do you know
about reading this word?
Today we’ll learn about
syllables –tion and –ture.
The letters –tion and –ture
stand for the /shen/ and
/cher/ sounds.
Syllables –tion, -ture
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na tion
Read each chunk, or syllable,
from left to right and then
blend them to read the whole
word.
Remember that –tion stands
for /shen/.
Syllables –tion, -ture
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future
section
lotion
caution
feature
fraction
creature
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
-ture
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
-ture
furniture
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
motion
-ture
furniture
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
motion
caption
-ture
furniture
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
motion
caption
-ture
furniture
nature
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
motion
caption
-ture
furniture
nature
mixture
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
motion
caption
mention
-ture
furniture
nature
mixture
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
motion
caption
mention
-ture
furniture
nature
mixture
adventure
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
-ture
motion
furniture
caption
nature
mention mixture
fiction
adventure
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
-ture
motion
furniture
caption
nature
mention mixture
fiction
adventure
lotion
Syllables –tion, -ture
furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture,
mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion
-tion
-ture
motion
furniture
caption
nature
mention mixture
fiction
adventure
lotion
portion
Syllables –tion, -ture
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potion
cautioned
sculpture
moisture
pictures
fraction
caution
lecturing
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creature
action
sections
station
nature
tuitions
fracture
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Glue Words
 whose
 is
 these
 with
 know
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Spelling Words
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mixture
nation
section
future
picture
action
caution
station
fixture
motion
nature
feature
furniture
adventure
tuition
Draw Conclusions
Summarize
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Recall Red, White, and Blue.
How might the astronauts
have felt when they landed on
the moon?
Draw Conclusions
Summarize
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Drawing conclusions means
figuring out something about a
character or an event.
Good readers use what they know
about real life and what they have
read to help them draw
conclusions.
Good readers summarize what
they read. This helps them make
sure they understand the text.
Daily Fix-It
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my favorit aunt
collects baskets?
My favorite aunt
collects baskets.
where are we
meeting? she asked.
“Where are we
meeting?” she asked.
Using Commas
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Commas are used in
addresses. Commas should
be placed between the names
of cities and states.
Commas are used in dates.
Commas are used after the
greeting and closing in a
letter.
Commas are used to separate
three or more things in a list.
Using Commas
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Commas are used in
addresses. They separated
the city and the state.
– 212
Oak Lane
– Tucson, Arizona 85742
Using Commas
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Commas are used in dates.
They separate the date and
the year.
– January
31, 1929
– Tuesday, June 14
Using Commas
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Commas are used after the
greeting in a letter.
– Dear Anna,
Commas are used after the
closing in a letter.
– Love,
Using Commas
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Commas are used to separate
three or more things in a list.
– Krystal
wrote to Anna, Paul,
and Aunt Beth.
Using Commas
Add commas where they are needed.
124 Maple Street
Syracuse New York 13210
June 24 2009
Dear Jaime
I am at my grandparents’ ranch in
Colorado. We come here every June. We
swim fish and hike. I see all my cousins
aunts and uncles. It is great. See you
soon.
Your friend
Tim
Using Commas
Add commas where they are needed.
124 Maple Street
Syracuse , New York 13210
June 24 2009
Dear Jaime
I am at my grandparents’ ranch in
Colorado. We come here every June. We
swim fish and hike. I see all my cousins
aunts and uncles. It is great. See you
soon.
Your friend
Tim
Using Commas
Add commas where they are needed.
124 Maple Street
Syracuse , New York 13210
June 24 , 2009
Dear Jaime
I am at my grandparents’ ranch in
Colorado. We come here every June. We
swim fish and hike. I see all my cousins
aunts and uncles. It is great. See you
soon.
Your friend
Tim
Using Commas
Add commas where they are needed.
124 Maple Street
Syracuse , New York 13210
June 24 , 2009
Dear Jaime ,
I am at my grandparents’ ranch in
Colorado. We come here every June. We
swim fish and hike. I see all my cousins
aunts and uncles. It is great. See you
soon.
Your friend
Tim
Using Commas
Add commas where they are needed.
124 Maple Street
Syracuse , New York 13210
June 24 , 2009
Dear Jaime ,
I am at my grandparents’ ranch in
Colorado. We come here every June. We
swim, fish, and hike. I see all my cousins
aunts and uncles. It is great. See you
soon.
Your friend
Tim
Using Commas
Add commas where they are needed.
124 Maple Street
Syracuse , New York 13210
June 24 , 2009
Dear Jaime ,
I am at my grandparents’ ranch in
Colorado. We come here every June. We
swim, fish, and hike. I see all my cousins,
aunts, and uncles. It is great. See you
soon.
Your friend
Tim
Using Commas
Add commas where they are needed.
124 Maple Street
Syracuse , New York 13210
June 24 , 2009
Dear Jaime ,
I am at my grandparents’ ranch in
Colorado. We come here every June. We
swim, fish, and hike. I see all my cousins,
aunts, and uncles. It is great. See you
soon.
Your friend ,
Tim
Wrap Up Your Day!
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Common Syllables –tion, -ture
Draw Conclusions
Let’s Talk About It
Tomorrow we will read about a
family celebration—a birthday
party.
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Monday
Journal Topic
List fun celebrations.
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Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read a story
about a girl named Cecilia.
She is having a party for her
tía. She must decide what
gift to give her. Have you
ever been to a surprise
party?
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Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read a story
about a girl named Cecilia.
She is having a party for her
tía. She must decide what
gift to give her. Have you
ever been to a surprise
party?
Today we will learn
about:
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Amazing Words
Syllables –tion, -ture
Vocabulary Words
Homonyms
Context Clues
Commas
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celebration
custom
tradition
create
inspect
angle
brilliant
snapshot
Amazing
Words
create
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cre – ate
If you create something, you
make something that hasn’t
been made before.
She likes to create vases from
clay.
My dad creates delicious new
recipes for dinner.
The new grocery store will
create many new jobs for
people.
inspect
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in - spect
When you inspect something,
you look at it very carefully.
Mom will inspect my room after
I clean it to make sure I did a
good job.
You should inspect clothes
before you buy them to make
sure they are well-made.
angle
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an – gle
The way you look at something
is the angle from which you see
it.
The seats were on the side at a
bad angle, so we couldn’t see
the screen very well.
People look at things from a
different angle.
Magda’s Tortillas
Syllables –tion, -ture
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motion - fracture
You can read these words
because you know how to
read words with endings –tion
and –ture.
What syllables form motion?
What syllables form fracture?
When you come to a word
with the ending –tion or –ture,
look at the word and then
read it.
Listen for
words
with –tion
and –
ture.
Syllables –tion, -ture
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celebration
affection
adventure
furniture
collection
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
-ture
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
-ture
lecture
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
-ture
lecture
adventure
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
edition
-ture
lecture
adventure
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
edition
-ture
lecture
adventure
puncture
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
edition
-ture
lecture
adventure
puncture
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
edition
creation
-ture
lecture
adventure
puncture
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
edition
creation
potion
-ture
lecture
adventure
puncture
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
edition
creation
potion
-ture
lecture
adventure
puncture
vulture
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
edition
creation
potion
addition
-ture
lecture
adventure
puncture
vulture
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
-ture
edition
lecture
creation adventure
potion
puncture
addition
vulture
affection
Syllables –tion, -ture
lecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,
potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture
-tion
-ture
edition
lecture
creation adventure
potion
puncture
addition
vulture
affection mixture
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Glue Words
 whose
 is
 these
 with
 know
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Spelling Words
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mixture
nation
section
future
picture
action
caution
station
fixture
motion
nature
feature
furniture
adventure
tuition
Syllables –tion, -ture
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We watched a motion picture
about an adventure.
I like this furniture and light
fixture.
There was lots of action at the
fire station.
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Vocabulary Words
 present
 aunt
 basket
 collects
 bank
 favorite
 pinata
 ninetieth
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tia
Vocabulary Words
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present – a gift; something
that someone gives you or that
you give someone
aunt – your father’s sister,
your mother’s sister, or your
uncle’s wife
basket – something to carry
or store things in; it can be
made of straw, plastic, or
strips of wood
(next slide)
basket
bank
pinata
Vocabulary Words
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collects – bring things
together or gather them
together
bank – a place where people
keep their money
favorite – the thing you like
better than all the others
Vocabulary Words
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pinata - a decorated
container filled with candy and
toys that is hung at parties for
blindfolded people to break
open with a stick
ninetieth – next after the
89th
tia – Spanish word for aunt
Vocabulary Words
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present
birthday
aunt
today
basket
door
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collects
family
bank
laugh
favorite
Context Clues
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There are strategies when you
come across words you don’t
understand.
You can look in a dictionary or
glossary.
Context Clues
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Sometimes we can get the
meaning from word parts. You
may understand the base word
and prefix (unmade, not made)
or two shorter words in a
compound (snowman, a man
made of snow).
You can look for context clues
in the words and sentences
around the unknown word.
Today we will learn more about
using context clues.
Daily Fix-It
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jordan colects
baseball cards
Jordan collects
baseball cards.
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my favrite aunt sall
flowers.
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My favorite aunt
sells flowers.
Using Commas
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Commas are used in
addresses. Commas should
be placed between the names
of cities and states.
Commas are used in dates.
Commas are used after the
greeting and closing in a
letter.
Commas are used to separate
three or more things in a list.
Wrap Up Your Day!
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Lesson Vocabulary
Summarize
Let’s Talk About It
Tomorrow we will read about
another special birthday
celebration.
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Tuesday
Journal Topic
Write about a special
birthday.
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Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
We will read about Magda again
today. Magda is helpful in the
kitchen. Magda works slowly,
while Abuela works quickly.
Magda may not make her
tortillas perfectly round, but
people like them. What would
you like to learn how to make?
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Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
We will read about Magda again
today. Magda is helpful in the
kitchen. Magda works slowly,
while Abuela works quickly.
Magda may not make her
tortillas perfectly round, but
people like them. What would
you like to learn how to make?
Today we will learn
about:
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Base Words and Endings
Syllables –tion, -ture
Amazing Words
Words from Other Languages
Fluency
Grammar
Amazing
Words
brilliant
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bril – liant
If something is brilliant, it is
very bright and sparkling.
The diamond ring was brilliant.
The colored lights in the night
parade were brilliant.
The stars are brilliant tonight.
snapshot
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snap - shot
A snapshot is a simple picture
taken with a camera.
I took a snapshot of my
birthday cake.
It was difficult to take good
snapshots from the moving
car.
Inflected Endings
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tried
You can read this word because
you know how to read base
words and endings.
You can cover the endings, read
the base word, and then blend
the base word and ending to
read the whole word.
Inflected Endings
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Remember that –ed is added to
a base word to show that
something has happened in the
past.
Sometimes the spelling of the
base word changes.
Sometimes the final consonant
is doubled before adding an
ending.
Inflected Endings
Base Word
-ed
-ing
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
-ed
-ing
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
-ed
chopped
-ing
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
-ed
chopped
-ing
chopping
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
-ed
chopped
-ing
chopping
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
-ed
chopped
cried
-ing
chopping
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
-ed
chopped
cried
-ing
chopping
crying
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
-ed
chopped
cried
-ing
chopping
crying
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
-ed
chopped
cried
nodded
-ing
chopping
crying
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
-ed
chopped
cried
nodded
-ing
chopping
crying
nodding
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
dance
-ed
chopped
cried
nodded
-ing
chopping
crying
nodding
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
dance
-ed
chopped
cried
nodded
danced
-ing
chopping
crying
nodding
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
dance
-ed
chopped
cried
nodded
danced
-ing
chopping
crying
nodding
dancing
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
dance
snap
-ed
chopped
cried
nodded
danced
-ing
chopping
crying
nodding
dancing
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
dance
snap
-ed
chopped
cried
nodded
danced
snapped
-ing
chopping
crying
nodding
dancing
Inflected Endings
Base Word
chop
cry
nod
dance
snap
-ed
chopped
cried
nodded
danced
snapped
-ing
chopping
crying
nodding
dancing
snapping
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Vocabulary Words
 present
 aunt
 basket
 collects
 bank
 favorite
 pinata
 ninetieth

tia
Vocabulary
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Which is a present—a toy you
give your friend for her
birthday or a book you check
out of the library?
Vocabulary
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Which is a present—a toy you
give your friend for her
birthday or a book you check
out of the library?
Which is your aunt—your
mother’s sister or your
mother’s mother?
Vocabulary
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Which is a present—a toy you
give your friend for her
birthday or a book you check
out of the library?
Which is your aunt—your
mother’s sister or your
mother’s mother?
Which is a basket—something
you eat at a birthday party or
something you can carry things
in?
Vocabulary
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Which is a present—a toy you
give your friend for her
birthday or a book you check
out of the library?
Which is your aunt—your
mother’s sister or your
mother’s mother?
Which is a basket—something
you eat at a birthday party or
something you can carry things
in?
Vocabulary
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Which is someone who collects
something—a girl who picks up
everyone’s papers or a boy
who loses his book?
Vocabulary
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Which is someone who collects
something—a girl who picks up
everyone’s papers or a boy
who loses his book?
Which is a bank—a kind of
cookie or a place to store your
money?
Vocabulary
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Which is someone who collects
something—a girl who picks up
everyone’s papers or a boy
who loses his book?
Which is a bank—a kind of
cookie or a place to store your
money?
Which is your favorite shirt—
the shirt you didn’t want to get
or the shirt you wear all the
time?
Vocabulary
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Which is someone who collects
something—a girl who picks up
everyone’s papers or a boy
who loses his book?
Which is a bank—a kind of
cookie or a place to store your
money?
Which is your favorite shirt—
the shirt you didn’t want to get
or the shirt you wear all the
time?
Birthday Basket for Tia
Spelling Words
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mixture
nation
section
future
picture
action
caution
station
fixture
motion
nature
feature
furniture
adventure
tuition
Words from Other
Languages
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In A Birthday Basket for Tia
there were many words written
in Spanish.
We knew they were in Spanish
because the print was different;
the words were italicized.
The first Spanish words were
Noventa anos! which means
Ninety years old!
Words from Other
Languages
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Look in your story to see what
these words mean.
bizcochos
sugary cookies
Que pasa?
What is it?
feliz cumpleanos
Happy Birthday
Daily Fix-It
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aunt sue cullects
dolls.
Aunt Sue collects
dolls.
is that your faverite
basket.
Is that your favorite
basket?
Commas
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Commas are used in
addresses, between a city and
a state.
Commas are used in dates,
between the day and year.
Commas are used after the
greeting and closing in a
letter.
Commas are used to separate
three or more things in a list.
Commas
April 18 2007
 April 18, 2007
 Greenwood California
 Greenwood, California
 June 2 2008
 June 2, 2008
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Wrap Up Your Day!
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Draw Conclusions
Appropriate Phrasing
Let’s Talk About It
Tomorrow we will listen to
poems about special occasions.
Birthday Basket for Tia
Wednesday
Journal Topic
Write about a special
birthday gift.
Birthday Basket for Tia
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
family birthday
traditions. When is your
birthday? Does your
family have special
birthday traditions?
Birthday Basket for Tia
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
family birthday
traditions. When is your
birthday? Does your
family have special
birthday traditions?
Today we will learn about:
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Syllables –tion, -ture
Appropriate phrasing
Use commas
Birthday Basket for Tia
Amazing Words
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celebration
custom
tradition
create
inspect
angle
brilliant
snapshot
Poetry Selections
Birthday Basket for Tia
Vocabulary Words
 present
 aunt
 basket
 collects
 bank
 favorite
 pinata
 ninetieth
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tia
Sentence Reading
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Today we’re going to the
nature section of the shop.
I don’t know whatever
happened to my creature
picture.
I’ll finally get to hear the
lecture about sculpture.
Sentence Reading
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Tomorrow we’ll see the action
motion picture I’ve been
waiting to see.
They’ll make a mixture with
the fish we’ve caught.
I can’t believe the commotion
at the station.
Birthday Basket for Tia
Spelling Words
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mixture
nation
section
future
picture
action
caution
station
fixture
motion
nature
feature
furniture
adventure
tuition
Birthday Basket for Tia
Glue Words
 whose
 is
 these
 with
 know
Birthday Basket for Tia
High Frequency
Words
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been
believe
caught
finally
today
tomorrow
whatever
Daily Fix-It
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my aunt gave me a
presint.
My aunt gave me a
present.
i gave hir my piggy
bank.
I gave her my piggy
bank.
Using Commas
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Commas are used in
addresses. Commas should
be placed between the names
of cities and states.
Commas are used in dates.
Commas are used after the
greeting and closing in a
letter.
Commas are used to separate
three or more things in a list.
Using Commas
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I opened a DVD a book a game and a
toy on my birthday.
I opened a DVD, a book, a game, and a
toy on my birthday.
Kara Ally Desi Sierra Madison and Nikki
came to my party.
Kara, Ally, Desi, Sierra, Madison, and
Nikki came to my party.
We ate chicken strips apples cupcakes
and ice cream.
We ate chicken strips, apples,
cupcakes, and ice cream.
Wrap Up Your Day!
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Make Connections: Text to
Self
Let’s Talk About It
We read about birthday
celebrations around the world.
Tomorrow we will hear about
another special birthday
celebration.
Birthday Basket for Tia
Thursday
Journal Topic
Write about your favorite
birthday.
Birthday Basket for Tia
Friday
Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about
birthday traditions and
customs. Celebrations
create lasting memories.
Why are family
celebrations special?
Today we will learn about:
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Syllables –tion, -ture
Vocabulary Words
Commas
Online Directories
Birthday Basket for Tia
Amazing Words
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celebration
custom
tradition
create
inspect
angle
brilliant
snapshot
Birthday Basket for Tia
High Frequency
Words
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been
believe
caught
finally
today
tomorrow
whatever
Birthday Basket for Tia
Spelling Words
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mixture
nation
section
future
picture
action
caution
station
fixture
motion
nature
feature
furniture
adventure
tuition
Syllables –tion, -ture
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Use caution when you set the
sculpture beside the furniture.
A vulture is a creature that is
sometimes in motion.
There was a lot of action at the
celebration!
We show lots of affection in
our culture.
Birthday Basket for Tia
Glue Words
 whose
 is
 these
 with
 know
Birthday Basket for Tia
Vocabulary Words
 present
 aunt
 basket
 collects
 bank
 favorite
 pinata
 ninetieth
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tia
Vocabulary Words
present, favorite, aunt, bank, collects, basket
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Tia is the Spanish word for ___.
Tia is the Spanish word for aunt.
You can keep money in a ___.
You can keep money in a bank.
The one you like best is your
__.
The one you like best is your
favorite.
Vocabulary Words
present, favorite, aunt, bank, collects, basket
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Put your trash in the _____.
Put your trash in the basket.
Another word for a gift is a ___.
Another word for a gift is a
present.
The opposite of gives away is
___.
The opposite of gives away is
collects.
Daily Fix-It
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that was my favurite
present.
That was my favorite
present.
i use a basket to
collekt.
I use a basket to
collect.
Online Directories
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The Internet offers lots of
information
Typing your problem or
question into an online
directory often leads to lists of
possible links to find that
information.
Wording your search correctly
will help you locate the
information more quickly.
Wrap Up Your Day!
Let’s Talk About
Traditions
Birthday Basket for Tia
Friday
Journal Topic
Write about a tradition
in your family.
Review Games
Vocabulary & Amazing
Words:
 Arcade Games
 Jigword
 Matchword
 Speedword
 Wordsearch
 Word Web
 Spelling City: Amazing
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Spelling City: Vocabulary
Spelling Words:
 Speedword
 Word Web
 Quia Games
 Spelling City
High Frequency
Words
 Spelling City
APTPlus Videos
(password required)
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Mexico’s Day of the Dead: Elementary
Spanish: Grades One through Two: Unit
Seven, Lesson Two (20:55)
There's No Food Like My Food: Rosita in
Mexico (13:00)
Birthday Celebrations and Quinceañera
(01:46)
We are now ready to
take our story tests.
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Story test
Classroom webpage,
– Student page,
– Taking Tests
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Other Reading Quizzes
– Quiz # 904616
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