Transcript Day One
Day 1 Fire Fighter! Today we will learn: *Vocabulary: Learn Amazing Words *Phonics/Spelling: Suffixes -ful, -ly, -er, -or, -ish *Comprehension: Fact and Opinion Important Ideas *Lesson Vocabulary *Conventions: Prounouns *Writing: Narrative Nonfiction - Introduce THE BIG QUESTION.... What does it mean to be responsible? QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Why should we be responsible for doing a good job? page 190-191 Look at the picture of the baseball team. Why does it take teamwork to win a baseball game? Why is the girl brushing her teeth? She is being responsible for the health of her teeth. How is the boy helping the girl? Concept Map This week, we’ll read about firefighters working responsibly to keep their community safe. Turn and Talk about why you should be responsible for doing a good job. Meet the Amazing Words for the Week: Amazing Words Listen for these words in song: community responsible teamwork Sing with Me Big Book Audio Amazing Words com*mun*i* ty community Your community means you, your family, and all the people who live around you. The community feels safe because they have good firefighters. Amazing Words community Our community has a pool. The community helps clean up the park. Amazing Words Name some people in your community. Amazing Words responsible re*spon*si*ble A responsible person is someone you can trust and depend on. I asked a responsible friend to feed my guinea pig when I was away. Amazing Words responsible We gave the money we collected to a responsible person. Why would you lend a book or toy only to a responsible person? Amazing Words teamwork team*work Teamwork is when a group of people work together to get something done. Some sports require teamwork to win a game. Amazing Words With teamwork, my friends and I built a clubhouse. Think of something you have done in school with a group of classmates. How did teamwork help you get it done? Amazing Words _____ is a part of my community. At home, I am responsible for ____. Teamwork helps people _____ . Academic Vocabulary fact and opinion literary nonfiction prounouns Phonics Phonics helpful inventor sheepish teacher neatly playful winner visitor boyish hiker sloppily Find the words with spelling changes. Find the suffix. Find the base word. closely page 192 page 193 slowly graceful trainer actor joyful lazily faithful babyish fullest helper bravest dancer Fire Fighter! Day 1 Progress Monitoring girlish conductor nicer Spelling Words: cheerful visitor slowly weekly teacher helper hardly graceful yearly quickly fighter sailor *beautiful *neighbor Challenge Words: gardener Extremely competitor Decodable Readers Skill Strategy Fact and Opinion Important Ideas Envision It! Animations page 195 Lesson Vocabulary Lesson Vocabulary Carl parked the fire truck in the fire ________. Lesson Vocabulary The school _____ is next to a park. Lesson Vocabulary I heard the loud ____ of a plane. Lesson Vocabulary Firefighters put on ____ to help them breathe. Lesson Vocabulary At the sound of an alarm, a firefighter _____ slid down the pole. Lesson Vocabulary A fire was _____ brightly in the fireplace. Lesson Vocabulary The windows were shut _____ against the winter storm. Reader’s & Writer’s Notebook, page 386 Conventions: A noun names a person, place, animal, or thing. Grammar Jammer! Conventions: A pronoun is a word that can take the place of a noun or he nouns. she you they we it 1. Ernie is a firefighter at the Elm Street station. 2. Juliet drives Engine 109. 3. Ernie and Juliet work together to put out fires. Writing- Narrative Nonfiction Introduce • This week, we’ll write narrative nonfiction. • Narrative Nonfiction tells about real people and events in story form. • It sounds like a story, but it’s true. Wrap up your day Phonics: Suffixes Spelling Build Concepts Why do firefighters need to work together? Family Times newsletter Tomorrow.... • We will read about a day at a fire station and learn about the responsibilities of the firefighters.