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Why is it important to
do a good job?
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Firefighter!
Amazing Words
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community
responsible
teamwork
operation
instrument
caretaker
lug
supplies
Firefighter!
Vocabulary Words
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building
roar
masks
quickly
tightly
burning
fireproof
hydrant
outriggers
Firefighter!
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High Frequency
Words
break
family
heard
listen
once
pull
Firefighter!
Word
Family
Words
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tub
wax
wish
zoo
watch
Spelling Words
• cheerful
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visitor
slowly
weekly
teacher
helper
hardly
graceful
yearly
quickly
fighter
sailor
gardener
competitor
extremely
Big Question:
Why is it important to
do a good job?
• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday
• Friday
Firefighter!
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Everybody has a job to do.
Mine is teach. Yours is to
learn. Why is important to
do a good job?
Firefighter!
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Everybody has a job to do.
Mine is teach. Yours is to
learn. Why is important to
do a good job?
Today we will learn
about:
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Amazing Words
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Main Idea & Supporting Details
Text Structure
Pronouns
Amazing
Words
community
• com – mun – i- ty
• The people who live around you are
your community.
• The community pitched in to clean
up the empty lot.
• Our community has a fitness
center.
• The birthday party was held at the
community center.
responsible
• re – spon - si - ble
• If someone is responsible, that
person must do a job or take charge
of something that others are counting
on.
• I am responsible for teaching this
class.
• Jason is responsible for feeding his
dog every day.
teamwork
• team – work
• It is teamwork when a group of
people put a lot of effort into doing
something together.
• The band made money for uniforms
by using teamwork to wash cars.
• We need teamwork to clean the
garage in one day.
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
• quickly, joyful, painter, actor
• What do you know about reading
these words?
• They have a base word and an
ending.
• Today we’ll learn about ading
suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, and -or to
the end of words.
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
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Each suffix has a special meaning.
-ly
in a ______ way
-ful
full of
-er, -or
a person who ______
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
• quickly
• This is a two-syllable word formed from
the base word quick and the suffix –ly.
• Chunk the word into its parts—the
base word quick and the suffix –ly.
• Blend the chunks together.
• What does it mean?
• in a quick way
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
hopeful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
hopeful
helpful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
hopeful
helpful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
fighter
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
hopeful
helpful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
fighter
player
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
hopeful
helpful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
fighter
player
singer
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
hopeful
helpful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
fighter
player
singer
actor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
hopeful
helpful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
fighter
player
singer
actor
sailor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
-ly
-ful
in a ___
way
full of
____
quietly
clearly
gladly
peaceful
hopeful
helpful
-er
-or
person person
who___ who___
fighter
player
singer
actor
sailor
visitor
Reading Suffixes:
–ly, -ful, -er, -or, -er, -est
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slowly
helper
fullest
quietly
dancer
joyful
wonderful
visitor
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bravest
graceful
reader
clearly
closely
editor
softer
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
• You can spell words with suffixes
by thinking about the base word
and the suffix.
• What base word and suffix make
up sweetly?
• What about these words?
• harmful
• waiter
• actor
Firefighter!
Word
Family
Words
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tub
wax
wish
zoo
again
Spelling Words
• cheerful
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visitor
slowly
weekly
teacher
helper
hardly
graceful
yearly
quickly
fighter
sailor
gardener
competitor
extremely
Word Family Word –
tub
(online dictionary)
Consonant
cub
hub
pub
rub
sub
Digraphs
chub
Blends
club
flub
grub
scrub
snub
stub
Word Family Word – tub
cub
rub
grub
hub
scrub
chub
hub
scrubs
sub
club
golf clubs
sub
stub
Word Family Word –
wax
(online dictionary)
Consonant
fax
max
sax
tax
Digraphs
Blends
flax
Word Family Word – wax
fax
sax
saxaphone
flax
flax seeds
Main Ideas and Details
• Remember Helen Keller and the
Big Storm? What was the main
idea of the story?
• When would it be helpful to be
able to tell the main idea of a
story?
Main Ideas and Details
• The topic of a story is what the
story is about.
• The topic can be said in one or two
words.
• The main idea is the most
important idea about the topic.
• Smaller facts make up the details.
Text Structure
• The way in which a selection is
organized is called the text structure.
• Sometimes a selection can be written in
the order that things happen.
• The main idea can be given at the
beginning, middle, or end of the
selection.
Daily Fix-It
• i witsh i saw the fire
truck
• I wish I saw the fire
truck.
• those trucks is red
• Those trucks are red.
Pronouns
• A noun is a word that names a
person, place, animal, or thing.
• A pronoun is a word that takes the
place of a noun or nouns.
• The words he, she, it, we, you,
and they are pronouns.
Pronouns
• Rosa is a doctor. She helps
people.
• She takes the place of the noun
Rosa.
• Dan and Marie are nurses. They
help people too.
• They takes the place of the nouns
Dan and Marie.
Pronouns
Choose the pronoun that can take the
place of the underlined word or words.
Use he, she, it, we, or they.
• Sue Kresky talks to the children at
school.
• She talks to the children at school.
• The children listen to the police officer.
• They listen to the police officer.
• Juan and I want to be police officers.
• We want to be police officers.
Pronouns
Choose the pronoun that can take the
place of the underlined word or words.
Use he, she, it, we, or they.
• Juan asks Officer Kresky many
questions.
• He asks Officer Kresky many
questions.
• Someday the dream will come
true.
• Someday it will come true.
Pronouns
Do these sentences have a pronoun?
• Firefighters work hard.
• They rescue people and put out fires.
• I want to be a firefighter.
• Bob wants to be a firefighter too.
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
• Main Idea
• Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow we will read about a day
at a fire station.
Firefighter!
Monday
Journal Topic
List people who do jobs for
the community.
Firefighter!
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
helpful firefighters. They
work calmly and quickly.
How hard is a firefighter’s
job?
Firefighter!
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
helpful firefighters. They
work calmly and quickly.
How hard is a firefighter’s
job?
Today you will learn
about:
• Amazing Words
• Suffixes –ly, -ful. –er, -or
• Vocabulary Words
• High Frequency Words
• Pronouns
Amazing
Words
operation
• op - er - a - tion
• When a doctor or vet opens the body
to fix something, it is called an
operation.
• My dog had an operation to fix her
ear.
• I had an operation to repair a
broken leg.
instrument
• in – stru - ment
• Any tool used by doctors and vets to
help them examine a patient, to help
them fix an injury, or to repair a part
of the body is called an instrument.
• The doctor used an instrument
called a stethoscope to listen to my
heart.
• The vet used an instrument to see
inside my dog’s ears.
caretaker
• care – tak - er
• A caretaker is a person, like a
custodian or janitor, who makes sure
that everything on the inside and
outside of a building is clean and in
working order.
• The caretaker will fix the broken
lock on the door.
• Ask the caretaker if he will clean
the front window.
Animal
Hospital
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
• lovely
• You can read this word because
you know how to read words with
suffixes.
• What base word and suffix form
lovely?
• faithful
• driver
• creditor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
When you come to a word with a
suffix, look at the base word and
suffix and blend the two word
parts together to read it.
• wonderful
• teacher
• inventor
• cheerful
• gardener
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
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quickly
painter
competitor
eventful
reader
Find the
words with
suffixes.
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Pick out the words with these
suffixes in “On the Job.”
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peaceful
loudly
firefighter
proudly
supervisor
leader
thankful
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Sort these words: peaceful, loudly, firefighter,
proudly, supervisor, leader, thankful
- ly
- ful
- er
- or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Sort these words: peaceful, loudly, firefighter,
proudly, supervisor, leader, thankful
- ly
- ful
peaceful
- er
- or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Sort these words: peaceful, loudly, firefighter,
proudly, supervisor, leader, thankful
- ly
loudly
- ful
peaceful
- er
- or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Sort these words: peaceful, loudly, firefighter,
proudly, supervisor, leader, thankful
- ly
loudly
- ful
peaceful
- er
firefighter
- or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Sort these words: peaceful, loudly, firefighter,
proudly, supervisor, leader, thankful
- ly
loudly
proudly
- ful
peaceful
- er
firefighter
- or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Sort these words: peaceful, loudly, firefighter,
proudly, supervisor, leader, thankful
- ly
loudly
proudly
- ful
peaceful
- er
- or
firefighter supervisor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Sort these words: peaceful, loudly, firefighter,
proudly, supervisor, leader, thankful
- ly
loudly
proudly
- ful
peaceful
- er
- or
firefighter supervisor
leader
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Sort these words: peaceful, loudly, firefighter,
proudly, supervisor, leader, thankful
- ly
loudly
proudly
- ful
peaceful
thankful
- er
- or
firefighter supervisor
leader
Firefighter!
Word
Family
Words
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tub
wax
wish
zoo
again
Spelling Words
• cheerful
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visitor
slowly
weekly
teacher
helper
hardly
graceful
yearly
quickly
fighter
sailor
gardener
competitor
extremely
Word Family Word –
wish
(online dictionary)
Consonant
dish
fish
Tish
Digraphs
Blends
swish
Word Family Word – wish
satelite dish
swish
dishes
clown fish
robot fish
puffer fish
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Find the words with suffixes.
• My teacher has a weekly helper.
• My teacher has a weekly helper.
• I like to skate slowly and look
graceful.
• I like to skate slowly and look
graceful.
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Find the words with suffixes.
• The firefighter quickly put out the
fire.
• The firefighter quickly put out the
fire.
• He was a cheerful visitor.
Firefighter!
Vocabulary Words
• station
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building
roar
masks
quickly
tightly
burning
fireproof
hydrant
• outriggers
Vocabulary Words
• station – a building where a
service takes place
• building – a place with walls and
a roof
• roar - a loud, deep noise
• masks – coverings for the face
• quickly – in a fast way
• tightly – fitting in a close way
(next slide)
station
building
masks
burning
hydrant
outriggers
Vocabulary Words
burning – hurting or harming
someone or something by fire
• fireproof – something made to
resist burning easily
• hydrant – a metal structure
connected to a water supply for
use on fires
• outriggers – leg-like structures
that hold a fire truck steady
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Vocabulary Words Review
• station
• masks
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burning
building
enough
roar
finally
ladder
quickly
someone
tightly
special
Firefighter!
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High Frequency
Words
break
family
heard
listen
once
pull
Word Structure
• Sometimes we can figure out a
word’s meaning from word parts.
• We many understand the two
shorter words in a compound word
(snowman, a man made of snow)
or we can check to see if –s, -ed,
or –ing have been added to a verb
to change the tense.
Word Structure
• We can look in a dictionary or
glossary.
• We can look for the suffixes in the
unknown word.
• Today we will learn more about
using the suffix –ly.
• As you read “A Trip to the Fire
Station” look for word with an –ly.
Daily Fix-It
• the cherful boy worked
quicklie
• The cheerful boy worked
quickly.
• where are the fire
• Where is the fire?
Pronouns
• Mary - she
• Which is the pronoun?
• David - he
• Which is the pronoun?
• A pronoun is a word that takes
the place of a noun or nouns.
• Why might you want to use a
pronoun instead of a noun?
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Lesson Vocabulary
• Text Structure
• Let’s Talk About It!
• Tomorrow we will hear about two
boys and the animals they help.
Firefighter!
Tuesday
Journal Topic
Write about a time when
you have
seen firefighters at work.
Firefighter!
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about an
animal doctor. Animal doctors
are responsible. They work hard
to help our community. They use
teamwork to do a good job.
What else do they use to do their
job?
Firefighter!
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about an
animal doctor. Animal doctors
are responsible. They work hard
to help our community. They use
teamwork to do a good job.
What else do they use to do their
job?
Today we will learn about:
• Vowel patterns for /u/
• Words with Suffixes
• Suffix –ly
• Pronouns
Amazing
Words
lug
• lug
• If you lug something, you carry or
pull something that is very heavy or
clumsy.
• Please help me lug the suitcases up
the stairs.
• He will lug the garbage cans out to
the street.
supplies
• sup - plies
• Supplies are the things you need to
do a particular job or activity, such as
cleaning supplies.
• All of the washing supplies are on a
shelf in the laundry room.
• The store sells many kinds of art
supplies, including paint and chalk.
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
ue
ew
ui
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
ue
due
ew
ui
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
ue
due
ew
flew
ui
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
ue
due
true
ew
flew
ui
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
spoon
ue
due
true
ew
flew
ui
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
spoon
cool
ue
due
true
ew
flew
ui
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
spoon
cool
ue
due
true
ew
flew
drew
ui
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
spoon
cool
ue
due
true
ew
flew
drew
threw
ui
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
spoon
cool
ue
due
true
ew
ui
flew
drew
threw
cruise
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
ue
spoon
due
cool
true
shampoo
ew
ui
flew
drew
threw
cruise
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
ue
spoon
due
cool
true
shampoo
ew
ui
flew
drew
threw
cruise
fruit
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
ue
spoon
due
cool
true
shampoo
ew
ui
flew
drew
threw
cruise
fruit
juice
Vowel Patterns
oo, ue, ew, ui
due, flew, true, spoon, cool, drew, threw, cruise,
shampoo, fruit, juice, blue
oo
ue
spoon
due
cool
true
shampoo blue
ew
ui
flew
drew
threw
cruise
fruit
juice
Vocabulary Words
• Which word is a place where
firefighters live and work?
Vocabulary Words
• Which word is a place where
firefighters live and work? station
• Which word is something that has
been built?
Vocabulary Words
• Which word is a place where
firefighters live and work? station
• Which word is something that has
been built? building
Vocabulary Words
• Which word is a place where
firefighters live and work? station
• Which word is something that has
been built? building
• Which word is a kind of loud noise?
Vocabulary Words
• Which word is a place where
firefighters live and work? station
• Which word is something that has
been built? building
• Which word is a kind of loud noise?
roar
Vocabulary Words
• Which word is a place where
firefighters live and work? station
• Which word is something that has
been built? building
• Which word is a kind of loud noise?
Roar
• Which word is something that
covers a face?
Vocabulary Words
• Which word is a place where
firefighters live and work? station
• Which word is something that has
been built? building
• Which word is a kind of loud noise?
Roar
• Which word is something that
covers a face? mask
Vocabulary Words
• Which word means moving in a
fast way?
Vocabulary Words
• Which word means moving in a
fast way? quickly
• Which word means fitting closely?
Vocabulary Words
• Which word means moving in a
fast way? quickly
• Which word means fitting closely?
tightly
Vocabulary Words
• Which word means moving in a
fast way? quickly
• Which word means fitting closely?
tightly
• Which word describes something
that is on fire?
Vocabulary Words
• Which word means moving in a
fast way? quickly
• Which word means fitting closely?
tightly
• Which word describes something
that is on fire? burning
Firefighter!
Word
Family
Words
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tub
wax
wish
zoo
watch
Spelling Words
• cheerful
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•
•
visitor
slowly
weekly
teacher
helper
hardly
graceful
yearly
quickly
fighter
sailor
gardener
competitor
extremely
Word Family Word –
zoo
(online dictionary)
Consonant
boo
coo
goo
moo
too
Digraphs
shoo
Blends
Word Family Word – zoo
coo
boo
goo
coo coo
moo
shoo
Vocabulary: Suffix -ly
• The suffix –ly means to do
something in that way.
• Suddenly a loud noise makes him
jump.
• If I look at the word suddenly, I
see the root word sudden, and the
suffix –ly.
• Knowing the parts of a word helps
me figure out what the word
means.
Vocabulary: Suffix -ly
• I know that sudden means
“unexpected.”
• The suffix –ly means “in a certain
way.”
• Knowing the root word and the
suffix, I can figure out that the
loud noise happened unexpectedly.
Daily Fix-It
• fire Fighters use
many tules
• Firefighters use many
tools.
• they carries walkie-talkies
• They carry walkie-talkies.
Pronouns
• A noun is a word that names a
person, place, animal, or thing.
• A pronoun is a word that takes the
place of a noun or nouns.
• The words he, she, it, we, you,
and they are pronouns.
Pronouns
• Firefighters need equipment to
fight fires. How do they use each
piece of equipment?
• Writers use pronouns instead of
repeating the same noun many
times.
• Using the same noun over and
over can make sentences awkward
or confusing.
Pronouns
• Think about some of the things
firefighters use.
• It helps firefighters get water onto
the fire.
• hose
• They are very loud and let people
know there’s a fire.
• siren or fire alarm
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Main Idea
• Fluency
• Let’s Talk About It!
• Tomorrow we will read about other
kinds of work firefighters do.
Firefighter!
Wednesday
Journal Topic
Write about a job you would
like to have and the
responsibilities necessary for
people to have it.
Firefighter!
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about three
firefighters. They work hard to
clean the fire station. They
work together to do a good job.
What jobs do you have at
home?
Firefighter!
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about three
firefighters. They work hard to
clean the fire station. They
work together to do a good job.
What jobs do you have at
home?
Today we will learn about:
• Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
• Fluency
• Pronouns
• Main Idea
Firefighter!
Amazing Words
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community
responsible
teamwork
operation
instrument
caretaker
lug
supplies
Ahmed,
the Boab’s Son
Sentence Reading
• I enjoy how peaceful it is when I
am with my family around the
house.
• Once Uncle Howard was employed
as an inspector at an oil company.
• Watch the gardener slowly pull the
weeds out of the soil.
Sentence Reading
• I like to listen to the sounds and
noises of the sea on this wonderful
voyage.
• Now you must break the oyster
shells in half and broil them.
Firefighter!
Word
Family
Words
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tub
wax
wish
zoo
watch
Spelling Words
• cheerful
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•
•
•
•
•
visitor
slowly
weekly
teacher
helper
hardly
graceful
yearly
quickly
fighter
sailor
gardener
competitor
extremely
Word Family Word –
watch
(online dictionary)
Consonant
batch
catch
hatch
latch
match
patch
Digraphs
Blends
Word Family Word – watch
batch
hatch
patch
catch
hatch
patchwork
latch
tennis match
patch
match
Firefighter!
Vocabulary Words
• station
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building
roar
masks
quickly
tightly
burning
fireproof
hydrant
outriggers
Fire Station
Pages 174-177
Firefighter!
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High Frequency
Words
break
family
heard
listen
once
pull
Daily Fix-It
• bill and i went skateing
• Bill and I went
skating.
• we am not verry gracefull
• We are not very graceful.
Pronouns
• A noun is a word that names a
person, place, animal, or thing.
• A pronoun is a word that takes the
place of a noun or nouns.
• The words he, she, it, we, you,
and they are pronouns.
Pronouns
What is the pronoun in each sentence?
Pronouns
What is the pronoun in each sentence?
• Yesterday I ran in a long race.
Pronouns
What is the pronoun in each sentence?
• Yesterday I ran in a long race.
• Then we all went out for pizza.
Pronouns
What is the pronoun in each sentence?
• Yesterday I ran in a long race.
• Then we all went out for pizza.
• It had lots of cheese and
sauce.
Pronouns
What is the pronoun in each sentence?
• Yesterday I ran in a long race.
• Then we all went out for pizza.
• It had lots of cheese and
sauce.
• I think you would have liked
this treat.
Pronouns
What is the pronoun in each sentence?
• Yesterday I ran in a long race.
• Then we all went out for pizza.
• It had lots of cheese and
sauce.
• I think you would have liked
this treat.
Looking for the Main Idea
• Photographs, such as those with
news stories, can help you
understand what you read.
• Photographs, especially those
taken on the scene of a news
story, may contain details that
aren’t very important.
Looking for the Main Idea
• When you look at photographs,
ask yourself, “What is the most
important thing the photographer
wanted to tell me?”
• Look at the photo.
• Who or what is closest to the
center of the photo?
Looking for the Main Idea
• Which parts of the photo are
clearest?
• Is there any action taking place?
• What is the setting in the
photographs?
• Answering these questions can
help you tell the main idea of a
photograph.
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Making Connections: Text to Self
• Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow you will hear about a
boy who does a good job.
Firefighter!
Thursday
Journal Topic
Write a paragraph
about teamwork.
Firefighter!
Friday
Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about
responsible people in our
community. To do a good
job, they use teamwork,
instruments, and supplies.
Why is it important to do a
good job?
Firefighter!
Friday
Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about
responsible people in our
community. To do a good
job, they use teamwork,
instruments, and supplies.
Why is it important to do a
good job?
Today we will learn about:
• Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
• Amazing Words
• High Frequency Words
• Vocabulary Words
• Pronouns
• Glossary
Firefighter!
Amazing Words
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community
responsible
teamwork
operation
instrument
caretaker
lug
supplies
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
• The actor spoke his lines quickly
and quietly.
• My teacher said, “Today is a
wonderful day!”
• Mom was cheerful when her
supervisor spoke highly of her.
• The painter gladly moved the paint
can away from the lovely rug.
Firefighter!
Vocabulary Words
• station
•
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•
•
•
•
•
building
roar
masks
quickly
tightly
burning
fireproof
hydrant
outriggers
Vocabulary Words
• This words means the opposite of
slowly.
Vocabulary Words
• This words means the opposite of
slowly. quickly
Vocabulary Words
• This words means the opposite of
slowly. quickly
• This word means the opposite of
loosely.
Vocabulary Words
• This words means the opposite of
slowly. quickly
• This word means the opposite of
loosely. tightly
Vocabulary Words
• This words means the opposite of
slowly. quickly
• This word means the opposite of
loosely. tightly
• This is the sound a lion makes.
Vocabulary Words
• This words means the opposite of
slowly. quickly
• This word means the opposite of
loosely. tightly
• This is the sound a lion makes.
roar
Vocabulary Words
• This words means the opposite of
slowly. quickly
• This word means the opposite of
loosely. tightly
• This is the sound a lion makes.
roar
• This is a word that has to do with
fire.
Vocabulary Words
• This words means the opposite of
slowly. quickly
• This word means the opposite of
loosely. tightly
• This is the sound a lion makes.
roar
• This is a word that has to do with
fire. burning
Vocabulary Words
• This place is a police or fire _____.
Vocabulary Words
• This place is a police or fire _____.
station
Vocabulary Words
• This place is a police or fire _____.
station
• This place has apartments in it.
Vocabulary Words
• This place is a police or fire _____.
station
• This place has apartments in it.
building
Vocabulary Words
• This place is a police or fire _____.
station
• This place has apartments in it.
building
• These are things you wear on your
face at a costume party.
Vocabulary Words
• This place is a police or fire _____.
station
• This place has apartments in it.
building
• These are things you wear on your
face at a costume party. masks
Firefighter!
Word
Family
Words
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•
•
•
•
tub
wax
wish
zoo
watch
Spelling Words
• cheerful
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
visitor
slowly
weekly
teacher
helper
hardly
graceful
yearly
quickly
fighter
sailor
gardener
competitor
extremely
Firefighter!
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High Frequency
Words
break
family
heard
listen
once
pull
Daily Fix-It
• wee have weekly fire
drils
• We have weekly fire
drills.
• i thnk it is great idea
• I think it is a great idea.
Pronouns
• A noun is a word that names a
person, place, animal, or thing.
• A pronoun is a word that takes the
place of a noun or nouns.
• The words he, she, it, we, you,
and they are pronouns.
Glossary
• Glossaries give information about
words. It is found at the back of
some books.
• You can use the glossary to learn
the means of a word.
• First, use the guide words to find
the entry.
• See if the word has more than one
meaning.
Glossary
• To figure out which is correct, try
each definition.
• The pronunciation key helps you
know how to pronounce the word
correctly.
• The large letters tell you to say
that part of the word with more
force than the other part.
Wrap Up Your Week!
Let’s Talk About
Responsibility
Firefighter!
Friday
Journal Topic
Write about a responsible
person.
Firefighter!
Online Games
Vocabulary & Amazing
Words:
• Arcade Games
• Jigword
• Matchword
• Speedword
• Wordsearch
• Word Web
• Spelling City: voc.
• Spelling City: amazing
Spelling Words:
• Speedword
• Word Web
• Quia Games
• Spelling City
High Frequency
Words
•Spelling City: hfw
Firefighter!
APTPlus Videos (password required)
When I Grow Up I Want to Be
a Firefighter (13:27)
Firefighters and Fire Safety
for Kids (15:52)
Sound the Alarm: Firefighters
at Work (16:00)
Neighborhoods:
Understanding Where We Live
(16:00)
Firefighter!
Related Links
Fact and Opinion Game
Illinois Fire Safe Kids
The Kids Zone
Firefighting
Smokey Bear.com
We are now ready to
take our story tests.
• Story test
• Classroom webpage,
• Student page,
• Taking Tests
• AR
• Other Reading Quizzes
• Quiz # 904620