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My SideWalks
Level B
Unit 2, Week 1, Day 4
Objectives
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Word Work: Phonics: Spiral Review
Review High Frequency Words
Review Amazing Words
Read a Passage: “Fire Safety at
Home,” p.24
• Comprehension Strategy: Listening
Word Work
chest, dish, with, which and
patch
Look at these words. You can read these
words because you know that sometimes
two or more letters together stand for just
one sound. For example, the letters “ch” in
this first word stand for the single sound
/ch/. Now blend each word silently. When I
point at a word, read it aloud.
Word Work
Take out your white boards
and let’s sort some words.
Place the following words:
chick, rush, thin and when
at the top or your white
boards.
Word Work
Place these words in the
correct column according to
their consonant digraph
sounds: shell, bunch,
match, check, fish, bath,
whip, thick, scratch, then.
Word Work
When I read a sentence, I read
each word without stopping
between the words. If I come to a
word I don’t know, I blend it. Then
I read the sentence again. Listen
as I read the following sentence:
Whit let a bunch of fish swim in the
bathtub.
Word Work
Now it is your turn to read
a sentence!
Word Work
Which shop sells such a
thin watch?
Word Work
Trish is a whiz at checking
math answers.
Word Work
When will Seth chop this
thick branch?
High Frequency Words
around
High Frequency Words
eight
High Frequency Words
enough
High Frequency Words
nothing
Amazing Words
courageous
Amazing Words
hazard
Amazing Words
prevent
Amazing Words
rescue
Amazing Words
wildlife
Amazing Words
Of your amazing words,
which words have an
“s?” What sound does
“s” make in these
words?
Amazing Words
Which word
has fire in it?
Amazing Words
Which word ends
with /d/? Which
word ends with /t/?
Amazing Words
Firefighters are
courageous, or brave,
when they rescue people
from fires. What other
workers act
courageously?
Amazing Words
A hazard is something that
may be dangerous. One
hazard you read about is
a wildfire. What are some
other hazards?
Amazing Words
Park workers prevent, or
stop, fires from happening
by removing dead trees
and dry brushes. What
other ways can fires be
prevented?
Read A Passage
Take out your
student reader
and turn to page
24.
Read a Passage
Look on page 24. This is a fire
truck. What do you know about
fire trucks? What would you do
if a fire started at home?
Smoke alarms warn you when
a fire starts. Make a plan to get
out quickly. Then call for help.
Read a Passage
“Fire Safety at
Home,” p.24