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What can we discover by exploring nature?
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High Frequency
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Jigword
Amazing Words
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galaxy
tranquil
wildlife
underneath
identify
detective
fascinating
slimy
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Jigword
Vocabulary Words
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shivered
drooled
lanterns
snuggled
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Jigword
High Frequency Words
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mother
father
straight
bear
couldn’t
build
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Spelling Words
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stop
strap
nest
hand
brave
ask
clip
stream
mask
twin
breeze
state
browse
straight
skeleton
Word Wall Words
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thing
snap
junk
mail
Big Question:
What can we discover by exploring nature?
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Friday
Henry & Mudge
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
We can learn about animals
everywhere in the world. We can
learn how stars move in the sky.
What else can we discover by
exploring nature?
Henry & Mudge
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
We can learn about animals
everywhere in the world. We can
learn how stars move in the sky.
What else can we discover by
exploring nature?
Today we will learn about:
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new amazing words,
consonant blends,
character and setting, and
predicates
Exploring Space
Monday
Amazing Words
galaxy
• gal – ax - y
• A galaxy is a huge group of stars. Earth
and the sun are part of a big galaxy.
• On a clear night you can see a galaxy of
stars.
• Scientists say there are lots of galaxies
besides the one we are in.
galaxy
tranquil
• tran - quil
• Tranquil is how you feel when you are
very calm and peaceful.
• Looking at the stars makes me feel
tranquil.
• A warm summer night seems tranquil.
wildlife
• wild - life
• Animals and plants that live wild outdoors
are called wildlife.
• There are many kinds of wildlife in the
forest.
• We saw many kinds of wildlife when we
went camping.
wildlife
Sing With Me
• We are going to
listen to a song
about camping and
looking at stars.
• Tranquil Nights
• Click to listen.
Consonant Blends
• b ack
• w ing
• What do you know about the
consonants at the end of these words?
• Today we’ll learn about consonant
letters whose sounds are blended
together in words.
Consonant Blends
• tr u st
• This word begins with two consonants
and ends with two consonants.
• We have to blend two consonant
sounds together to read the word.
• You can also blend words by saying the
sounds before the vowel together,
saying the sounds of all the rest of the
letters together, and then blending the
two chunks.
Consonant Blends
• spr - ead
• This word begins with three
consonants.
• We have to blend the sounds of all
three consonants together to read the
word.
Consonant Blends
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ask
tribe
grand
flute
stamp
place
stripe
scrub
Consonant Blends
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dusk
strap
mask
blame
bride
splat
clamp
frame
Making Word
Letter Tiles
a-o
b-c-d- f-l-m
-n-p-r-s- t
Word Reading
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dwell
strong
stink
jump
scrub
track
mask
spring
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plug
scrape
flex
smile
split
drank
stung
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Spelling Words
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stop
strap
nest
hand
brave
ask
clip
stream
mask
twin
breeze
state
browse
straight
skeleton
Word Wall Words
• not
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thing
snap
junk
mail
Word Family Word – not
(online dictionary)
Consonant
cot
dot
got
hot
lot
pot
rot
tot
Digraphs
Blends
shot
blot
knot
clot
plot
slot
snot
spot
trot
Word Family Word – not
cot
slot
knot
clot
blot
plot
pot
dot
tot
trot
Word Family Word – thing
(online dictionary)
Consonant
bing
ding
king
ping
ring
sing
wing
zing
Digraphs
Blends
thing
bling
wring
bring
cling
fling
sling
sting
string
swing
Word Family Word – thing
king
bling
king cobra
wring
ring
sling
wing
string
Let’s Talk About
Exploration!
Character and Setting
• Characters are the people or animals in
stories.
• Authors describe their characters. They
tell what the characters look like, how they
act, and how they think. They also tell
about the setting, or where the story takes
place.
• Knowing about characters and setting can
help a reader better understand a story.
Read Aloud
Just a Little Patience
Daily Fix-It
• we saw a bird’s nesst in a
tree
• We saw a bird’s nest in a
tree.
• went on a camping trip
• We went on a camping
trip.
Grammar: Predicates
Predicates tell what the subject of the
sentence did. Every sentence must have a
predicate.
• We hiked up a mountain.
• We hiked up a mountain.
• The trail was hard.
• The trail was hard.
• It climbed up and up.
• It climbed up and up.
Grammar: Predicates
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My dad helped me a little.
My dad helped me a little.
The view at the top was great.
The view at the top was great.
I enjoyed that hike.
I enjoyed that hike.
My dad carried a backpack.
My dad carried a backpack.
He gave me a snack.
He gave me a snack.
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Consonant Blends
• Character and Setting
• Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow we will read about a family that
explores nature by going camping.
Henry & Mudge
Monday
Journal Topic
List activities that make
you feel tranquil.
Henry & Mudge
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about a boy and
his dog who explore nature on a
camping trip. What do people do
when they camp?
Henry & Mudge
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about a boy and
his dog who explore nature on a
camping trip. What do people do
when they camp?
Today we will learn about:
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new amazing words,
consonant blends,
character and setting,
monitor and fix up,
high-frequency words,
vocabulary words, and
predicates
Exploring Space
Tuesday
Amazing Words
underneath
• un – der - neath
• If you put a book under your chair, you can
say the book is underneath your chair.
• My socks are underneath my pajamas in
the top drawer.
• In my lunchbox, I have an apple
underneath my sandwich.
identify
• i - den - ti- fy
• When you identify something, you tell
what it is.
• The tags on a dog’s collar identify the
dog’s owner.
• I put my name on my lunchbox to identify
it.
detective
• de - tec - tive
• A detective is a person who tries to solve
a mystery or figure out a problem.
• You are a word detective when you figure
out what a word means.
• A police detective figures out who is
responsible for a crime.
Consonant Blends
• mask
• You can read this word because you know
how to read words with consonant blends.
What sounds do the letters sk stand for in
this word?
• When you come to a new word, look at the
letters from left to right and think about the
sounds.
• Say the sounds in the word to yourself and
then read the word.
Sing With Me
• We are going to listen
to a song.
• Nature’s Creatures
• Click to listen.
Consonant Blends:
Find the words in “Nature’s Creatures” that have
consonant blends.
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creatures
flock
crows
black
bluebird
screeching
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gray
croaking
frogs
snakes
stretched
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
-ump
-ace
-ide
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
-ump
-ace
-ide
bride
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
-ump
plump
-ace
-ide
bride
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
-ump
plump
-ace
grace
-ide
bride
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
-ump
plump
-ace
grace
-ide
bride
slide
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
stand
-ump
plump
-ace
grace
-ide
bride
slide
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
stand
brand
-ump
plump
-ace
grace
-ide
bride
slide
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
stand
brand
-ump
plump
slump
-ace
grace
-ide
bride
slide
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
stand
brand
-ump
plump
slump
-ace
grace
-ide
bride
slide
stride
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
stand
brand
-ump
plump
slump
-ace
grace
space
-ide
bride
slide
stride
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
stand
brand
-ump
plump
slump
stump
-ace
grace
space
-ide
bride
slide
stride
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
-and
stand
brand
-ump
plump
slump
stump
-ace
grace
space
trace
-ide
bride
slide
stride
Sort these words with consonant
blends:
bride, plump, grace, slide, stand, brand, slump,
stride, space, stump, trace, strand
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stand
brand
strand
-ump
plump
slump
stump
-ace
grace
space
trace
-ide
bride
slide
stride
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Spelling Words
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stop
strap
nest
hand
brave
ask
clip
stream
mask
twin
breeze
state
browse
straight
skeleton
Word Wall Words
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thing
snap
junk
mail
Word Family Word – snap
(online dictionary)
Consonant
cap
gap
lap
map
nap
pap
rap
sap
tap
yap
zap
Digraphs
chap
wrap
Blends
clap
flap
scrap
slap
snap
strap
Word Family Word – snap
cap
map
snap
wrap
sap
strap
Consonant Blends
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Did you stop to ask about the state?
Did you stop to ask about the state?
The breeze blew the nest into the stream.
The breeze blew the nest into the stream.
Which twin put on the mask?
Which twin put on the mask?
Character and Setting
• Characters are the people or animals in
stories.
• Authors describe their characters. They
tell what the characters look like, how they
act, and how they think. They also tell
about the setting, or where the story takes
place.
• Knowing about characters and setting can
help a reader better understand a story.
• Describe the characters and identify the
setting in some stories we read.
Monitor and Fix Up
• Sometimes you may have questions while
you are reading.
• When this happens, you should keep
reading to see if you discover the answers.
• Ask yourself questions as you read so you
will understand what you are reading.
High Frequency Words
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love
mother
father
straight
bear
couldn’t
build
High-Frequency Word Check
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bear
green
home
beautiful
love
build
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couldn’t
pulling
father
saw
good
straight
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Vocabulary Words
Jigword
• shivered – shook with fear
• drooled – let saliva run from the
mouth
• lanterns – lights inside
containers that can be carried
• snuggled – cuddled together
• (next slide)
lantern
snuggled
Vocabulary Words
• When my friend and I slept in my
backyard, I got so cold I _____.
• When my friend and I slept in my
backyard, I got so cold I shivered.
• I ____ with my dog Ben to keep warm.
• I snuggled with my dog Ben to keep warm.
Vocabulary Words
• He ____ on me, but I didn’t care.
• He drooled on me, but I didn’t care.
• I was glad we both had ____ so it wasn’t
so dark.
• I was glad we both had lanterns so it
wasn’t so dark.
Daily Fix-It
• A nice breeze
• A nice breeze fanned our
faces.
• my dad and I
• My dad and I went hiking.
Grammar: Predicates
Predicates tell what the subject of the
sentence did. Every sentence must
have a predicate.
• Henry and Mudge went camping.
• Henry and Mudge went camping.
• The girl
• The girl rides her bike.
• The two boys
• The two boys play catch.
Wrap Up Your Day!
• High-Frequency Words
• Monitor and Fix Up
• Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow we will hear about forest
animals.
Henry & Mudge
Tuesday
Journal Topic
Write about what you might
see and feel while camping
outside overnight.
Henry & Mudge
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
There are many things to learn about
the forest. Some animals and plants
look different close-up and far away.
What else can we discover by
exploring nature in the forest?
Henry & Mudge
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
There are many things to learn about
the forest. Some animals and plants
look different close-up and far
away. What else can we discover by
exploring nature in the forest?
Today we will learn about:
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long vowels CVCe,
words with consonant blends,
high-frequency words,
amazing words,
synonyms, and
predicates
Exploring Space
Wednesday
Amazing Words
fascinating
• fas – ci – nat - ing
• Something that is fascinating is very
interesting.
• We read about a girl who found insects
fascinating.
• I read a fascinating book about
elephants.
slimy
• slim - y
• Something slimy feels slippery and gooey
when you touch it.
• Some people think snakes feel slimy, but
they really don’t.
• The mud at the bottom of the river felt
slimy on my feet.
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Jigword
Amazing Words
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galaxy
tranquil
wildlife
underneath
identify
detective
fascinating
slimy
Making Words
Worksheet
High Frequency Words
Hot Potatoes
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build
couldn’t
father
love
mother
straight
High Frequency Words
What are the high frequency words in
each sentence?
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My mother and father took me camping.
My mother and father took me camping.
I was afraid we would see a bear.
I was afraid we would see a bear.
High Frequency Words
What are the high frequency words in each
sentence?
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I couldn’t believe that my mom could
build a fire.
I couldn’t believe that my mom could
build a fire.
We went straight home after we camped.
We went straight home after we
camped.
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Spelling Words
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stop
strap
nest
hand
brave
ask
clip
stream
mask
twin
breeze
state
browse
straight
skeleton
Word Wall Words
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thing
snap
junk
mail
Word Family Word – junk
(online dictionary)
Consonant
bunk
dunk
funk
gunk
hunk
junk
punk
sun
Digraphs
chunk
Blends
plunk
skunk
spunk
trunk
Word Family Word – junk
bunk
skunk
junk
trunk
punk
chunk
trunk
trunk
Consonant Blends
Find the spelling words that rhyme with these words.
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lap
team
hop
sneeze
task
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save
band
dip
fin
Vocabulary: Synonyms
Which vocabulary words means the same as the
underlined word?
• He shook and put an arm around
Mudge.
• Henry unpacked the food and
pans and lights.
• Henry’s father and mother
cuddled.
Daily Fix-It
• The stap on my backpack
• The strap on my
backpack broke.
• That stem of water
• That stream of water was
cold.
Grammar: Predicates
Predicates tell what the subject of the sentence did.
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One day I found a baby bird on the sidewalk.
One day I found a baby bird on the
sidewalk.
I looked up and saw the bird’s nest in a tree.
I looked up and saw the bird’s nest in a
tree.
The baby must have fallen out of the nest.
The baby must have fallen out of the nest.
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Character and setting
• Read with accuracy and appropriate
pace/rate
• Let’s Talk About It
• Tomorrow we will read about some people
who think stars make pictures in the night
sky.
Henry & Mudge
Wednesday
Journal Topic
Use synonyms in pairs of
sentences about going camping.
Henry & Mudge
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
How do stars make pictures in the
sky? You can see some star pictures
during autumn and some others
before the fall season.
Henry & Mudge
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
How do stars make pictures in the
sky? You can see some star pictures
during autumn and some others
before the fall season.
Today we will learn about:
• Consonant blends
• Predicates
• Be a good speaker
Henry & Mudge
Jigword
Amazing Words
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galaxy
tranquil
wildlife
underneath
identify
detective
fascinating
slimy
Read Aloud
Insects Are My Life
Sentence Reading
• The strap on the backpack broke and books went
everywhere.
• Who was brave enough to live and work in the wide
open West?
• Machines help dump and spread piles of rocks.
• We will bake bread for our snack.
• The wind was strong enough to make the kite
move.
• The wise woman just went on a trip around the
world.
Henry & Mudge
Jigword
Vocabulary Words
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shivered
drooled
lanterns
snuggled
Henry & Mudge
Jigword
High Frequency Words
• love
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mother
father
straight
bear
couldn’t
build
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Spelling Words
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stop
strap
nest
hand
brave
ask
clip
stream
mask
twin
breeze
state
browse
straight
skeleton
Word Wall Words
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thing
snap
junk
mail
Word Family Word – mail
(online dictionary)
Consonant
bail
fail
Gail
hail
jail
nail
pail
rail
wail
tail
sail
Digraphs
quail
Blends
frail
snail
trail
Word Family Word – mail
hail
trail
jail
tail
pail
nail
sail
quail
rail
snail
Daily Fix-It
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Jen’s bike
Jen’s bike had a flat tire.
she and jim
She and Jim walked
home.
Grammar: Predicates
Predicates tell what the subject of the sentence did.
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Jim and Jen liked to ride their bikes.
Jim and Jen liked to ride their bikes.
They wanted to explore nature.
They wanted to explore nature.
They rode their bikes to the park.
They rode their bikes to the park.
Grammar: Predicates
Predicates tell what the subject of the sentence did.
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Both of them looked for living things.
Both of them looked for living things.
They found trees, insects, and birds.
They found trees, insects, and birds.
Be a Good Speaker
A good speaker does several things as he or
she is in a classroom discussion.
• Speak slowly and carefully.
• Stand or sit up straight.
• Raise your hand and ask to speak.
• Speak loudly enough to be heard.
• Take turns.
Wrap Up Your Day!
• Text to Text
• Let’s Talk About It
• You heard a story about a girl who loves
bugs. Tomorrow we will hear about
Amanda Frankenstein again.
Henry & Mudge
Thursday
Journal Topic
List wildlife in a park or
your backyard.
Henry & Mudge
Friday
Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about exploring
nature. Henry and Mudge found
wildlife and a galaxy of stars. If they
looked underneath rocks, could they
identify fascinating insects?
Today we will learn about:
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Review consonant blends
High-Frequency Words
Amazing Words
Vocabulary Words
Predicates
Parts of a Book
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Jigword
Amazing Words
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galaxy
tranquil
wildlife
underneath
identify
detective
fascinating
slimy
Henry & Mudge
Jigword
Vocabulary Words
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shivered
drooled
lanterns
snuggled
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Spelling Words
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stop
strap
nest
hand
brave
ask
clip
stream
mask
twin
breeze
state
browse
straight
skeleton
Word Wall Words
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thing
snap
junk
mail
Consonant Blends
Choose the words in each sentence that have consonant blends.
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The green frog is small.
The green frog is small.
Did you slip on the stone step?
Did you slip on the stone step?
We will fly to the state of Florida.
We will fly to the state of Florida.
This tree is the last one we will plant.
This tree is the last one we will plant.
Henry & Mudge
Jigword
High Frequency Words
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mother
father
straight
bear
couldn’t
build
High Frequency Words
bear, straight, love, mother, father, build, couldn’t
My ____ is the greatest dad.
I ____ him with all my heart.
My _____ is the greatest mom.
We will never be apart.
I ____ ask for better folks
To help me _____, bake, or sew
They help me keep my bedroom_____,
And give me a big ____ hug, you know!
High Frequency Words
bear, straight, love, mother, father, build, couldn’t
My father is the greatest dad.
I ____ him with all my heart.
My _____ is the greatest mom.
We will never be apart.
I ____ ask for better folks
To help me _____, bake, or sew
They help me keep my bedroom_____,
And give me a big ____ hug, you know!
High Frequency Words
bear, straight, love, mother, father, build, couldn’t
My father is the greatest dad.
I love him with all my heart.
My _____ is the greatest mom.
We will never be apart.
I ____ ask for better folks
To help me _____ , bake, or sew
They help me keep my bedroom_____,
And give me a big ____ hug, you know!
High Frequency Words
bear, straight, love, mother, father, build, couldn’t
My father is the greatest dad.
I love him with all my heart.
My mother is the greatest mom.
We will never be apart.
I ____ ask for better folks
To help me _____, bake, or sew
They help me keep my bedroom_____,
And give me a big ____ hug, you know!
High Frequency Words
bear, straight, love, mother, father, build, couldn’t
My father is the greatest dad.
I love him with all my heart.
My mother is the greatest mom.
We will never be apart.
I couldn’t ask for better folks
To help me _____ , bake, or sew
They help me keep my bedroom_____,
And give me a big ____ hug, you know!
High Frequency Words
bear, straight, love, mother, father, build, couldn’t
My father is the greatest dad.
I love him with all my heart.
My mother is the greatest mom.
We will never be apart.
I couldn’t ask for better folks
To help me build, bake, or sew
They help me keep my bedroom_____,
And give me a big ____ hug, you know!
High Frequency Words
bear, straight, love, mother, father, build, couldn’t
My father is the greatest dad.
I love him with all my heart.
My mother is the greatest mom.
We will never be apart.
I couldn’t ask for better folks
To help me build, bake, or sew
They help me keep my bedroom straight,
And give me a big ____ hug, you know!
High Frequency Words
bear, straight, love, mother, father, build, couldn’t
My father is the greatest dad.
I love him with all my heart.
My mother is the greatest mom.
We will never be apart.
I couldn’t ask for better folks
To help me build, bake, or sew
They help me keep my bedroom straight,
And give me a big bear hug, you know!
Daily Fix-It
• Henry and Mudge
• Henry and Mudge went
camping.
• The cooking does Henry’s
mother
• Henry’s mother does the
cooking.
Parts of a Book
If you need to locate information about
something in a book, you can use parts of
the book to help you.
• Use the table of contents to find out what
the book is about. It shows the chapters in
the book and what page they start on.
• The index lists topics in alphabetical order.
• The glossary tells you the meanings of
words in the book.
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
table of
contents
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
table of
contents
the front
How do we use
it?
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
table of
contents
the front
to find out the
chapters and
page numbers
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
table of
contents
the front
to find out the
chapters and
page numbers
index
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
table of
contents
the front
to find out the
chapters and
page numbers
index
the back
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
table of
contents
the front
index
the back
to find out the
chapters and
page numbers
to find topics in
the book
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
table of
contents
the front
index
the back
to find out the
chapters and
page numbers
to find topics in
the book
glossary
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
table of
contents
the front
index
the back
to find out the
chapters and
page numbers
to find topics in
the book
glossary
the back
Parts of a Book
Part of a book
Where is it in
the book?
How do we use
it?
table of
contents
the front
index
the back
glossary
the back
to find out the
chapters and
page numbers
to find topics in
the book
meaning of
words
Review Games
Vocabulary & Amazing Words:
• Jigword
Spelling Words:
• Quia Games
• Spelling City
High Frequency Words:
• Hot Potatoes (fill-in-the-blank)
Wrap Up Your Week!
Let’s Talk About
Exploration
Henry & Mudge
Friday
Journal Topic
Write about traveling
through the galaxy.
APTPlus Videos
(Password Required)
A Closer Look at Space: The Sun and Stars (20:59)
A First Look: The Sky Above (17:00)
Junior Space Scientist: Our Solar System (09:33)
A Closer Look at Space: The Planets (20:00)
A Closer Look at Space: The Moon (20:00)
Our Home in Space (15:00)
The Solar System: A First Look (15:00)
We are now ready to take our
story tests.
• Story test
– Classroom webpage,
– Student page,
– Taking Tests
• AR
– Other Reading Quizzes
– Quiz # 904604