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Why are family
celebrations special?
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Birthday Basket for Tia
Amazing Words
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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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High Frequency
Words
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been
believe
caught
finally
today
tomorrow
whatever
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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
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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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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
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.
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
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.
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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We are now ready to
take our story tests.
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Story test
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– Student page,
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