Transcript Title: Good-bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong Authors: Frances and Ginger

TITLE:
GOOD-BYE, 382 SHIN
DANG DONG
AUTHORS:
FRANCES AND GINGER
PARK
ILLUSTRATOR:
YANGSOOK CHOI
GENRE:
REALISTIC FICTION
Big Question: What is gained and lost in a
move from one culture to another?
Small Group
Timer
Good-Bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong
Vocabulary Words
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airport
curious
delicious
described
farewell
homesick
memories
raindrops
More Words to Know
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enthusiastic
glum
possessions
applications
birth certificates
sponsors
Good-Bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong
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Vowel Sound in ball
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flaw
sausage
applause
walnut
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awesome
altogether
awning
faucet
laundry
Big Question: What is gained and lost
in a move from one culture to
another?
Monday
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 Wednesday
 Thursday
 Friday
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Monday
Question of the Day
What is gained and
lost in a move from
one culture to
another?
Today we will learn about:
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Build Concepts
Sequence
Monitor and Fix-Up
Vocabulary Words
Fluency: Model Expression/Intonation
Grammar: Adverbs
Spelling: Vowel Sound in ball
Changing Cultures
Build Concepts
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As I read “Dan Thuy’s New Life in
America,” I will use different tones
of voice.
Listen to see how my voice changes
when I am reading narration and
quotations.
Be ready to answer questions after
the story.
Build Concepts
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What steps did Dan Thuy’s family
follow before immigrating to the
United States?
In what way do immigrants lead a
double life?
Build Concept
applications, birth certificates, sponsors
Things to
Do
Changing
Cultures
Things
that Help
Difficulties
SEQUENCE &
MONITOR & FIX-UP
Turn to Page 194 - 195
Prior Knowledge
Think of how it feels to move to a new place.
Moving
to a New
Place
Vocabulary Words
Word Rating Chart
Word
airport
curious
delicious
described
farewell
homesick
memories
raindrops
Know
Have Seen
Don’t Know
Vocabulary Words
airport – an area used
regularly by aircraft to land
and take off
 curious – strange; odd; unusual
 delicious – very pleasing or
satisfying; delightful, especially
to the taste or smell
 farewell – parting; last
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Vocabulary Words
homesick – very sad because
you are far away from home
 memories- persons, things, or
events that you can remember
 raindrops- the water that
falls in drops from the clouds
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More Words to Know
enthusiastic – feeling excited
and positive about something
 glum – sad
 possessions – things that you
own, that belong to you
 applications – requests for
something
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More Words to Know
birth certificates –
documents that contain
information about a person’s
date and place of birth
 sponsors – people that endorse,
support, or are responsible for
a person or thing
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airport
raindrops
birth certificates
sponsors
Monday
Grammar:
Adverbs
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jangmi moved happy into her
knew home
Jangmi moved happily into her
new home.
her familys’ house has a big
laun
Her family’s house has a big
lawn.
Grammar: Adverbs
The taxi slowly pulled away.
 Slowly and away are adverbs.
They tell how and where the
taxi moved.
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Grammar: Adverbs
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An adverb is a word that can
tell when, where, or how
something happens.
Yesterday, the family moved into a
new home. (when)
 They carried boxes inside. (where)
 They happily unpacked the boxes.
(how)
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Grammar: Adverbs
An adverb can come before or
after the verbs they describe.
 Adverbs that tell how
something happens often end in
–ly.
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Adverbs
Find the adverbs in the sentences.
Recently Jangmi said good-bye to
her house in Korea.
 Recently Jangmi said good-bye to
her house in Korea. (when)
 Then she left the house.
 Then she left the house. (when)
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Adverbs
Find the adverbs in the sentences.
She wandered around.
 She wandered around. (where)
 Jangmi quietly looked at her big
bedroom.
 Jangmi quietly looked at her big
bedroom. (how)
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Adverbs
Find the adverbs in the sentences.
She now was happy to be in her
new house.
 She now was happy to be in her
new house. (when)
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Adverbs
Choose the correct word in each new sentence.
The builders arranged the bricks
(beautiful, beautifully) on the new
house.
 The builders arranged the bricks
beautifully on the new house.
 The painters (carefully, careful)
painted each room.
 The painters carefully painted each
room.
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Adverbs
Choose the correct word in each new sentence.
They worked (safe, safely) on the roof.
 They worked safely on the roof.
 They cleaned the house (willing,
willingly).
 They cleaned the house willingly.
 (Final, finally) the house was ready for
its new owners.
 Finally the house was ready for its new
owners.
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Monday
Spelling:
Vowel Sound in ball
Good-Bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong
Spelling Words
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flaw
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walnut
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awesome
altogether
awning
faucet
laundry
Tuesday
Question of the Day
What does Jangmi
think she will miss
most about her
homeland?
Today we will learn about:
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Word Structure
Sequence
Monitor and Fix-Up
Compare and Contrast
Vocabulary
Fluency: Choral Reading
Grammar: Adverbs
Spelling: Vowel Sound in ball
Time for Social Studies: Cultures
Changing Cultures
Tuesday
Fluency:
Choral Reading
Fluency: Choral Reading
Turn to page 206.
•Use expression as you read the dialogue.
•Think how the characters might be
feeling.
•We will do three choral readings of this
page.
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VOCABULARY STRATEGY
FOR COMPOUND WORDS
Turn to Page 196
Good-Bye, 382 Shin
Dang Dong
Pages 198 - 207
Tuesday
Grammar:
Adverbs
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the family landed safe in they’re
new country
The family landed safely in their
new country.
her parents and her were afraid
she would disslike the new place
Her parents and she were afraid
she would dislike the new place.
Grammar: Adverbs
An adverb is a word that can
tell when, where, or how
something happens.
 An adverb can come before or
after the verbs they describe.
 Adverbs that tell how
something happens often end in
–ly.
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Tuesday
Spelling:
Vowel Sound in ball
Good-Bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong
Spelling Words
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flaw
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awesome
altogether
awning
faucet
laundry
Wednesday
Question of the Day
What makes Jangmi
feel better about
living in America?
Today we will learn about:
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Sequence
Monitor and Fix-Up
Compound Words
Compare and Contrast
Vocabulary
Fluency: Model Expresion/Intonation
Grammar: Adverbs
Spelling: Vowel Sound in ball
Time for Social Studies: Geography
Changing Cultures
Good-Bye, 382 Shin
Dang Dong
Pages 208 - 217
Wednesday
Fluency:
Paired Reading
Fluency: Paired Reading
Turn to page 208.
•Partners take turns reading aloud.
•Use expression as you read.
•Partners may help with words and
other feedback.
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Wednesday
Grammar:
Adverbs
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jangmi and she has allmost
finished unpacking the pretty
things for her room
Jangmi and she have almost
finished unpacking the pretty
things for her room.
she has did it very cheerful
She has done it very cheerfully.
Grammar: Adverbs
An adverb is a word that can tell
when, where, or how something
happens.
 Adverbs make descriptions of
actions more specific and vivid.
 General: Jangmi packed her
clothes.
 Specific: Jangmi sadly packed her
clothes.
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Wednesday
Spelling:
Vowel Sound in ball
Good-Bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong
Spelling Words
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flaw
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awesome
altogether
awning
faucet
laundry
Thursday
Question of the Day
What might two
people from two
different cultures
have in common with
one another?
Today we will learn about:
Homophones
 Reading Across Texts
 Content-Area Vocabulary
 Fluency: Choral Reading
 Grammar: Adverbs
 Spelling: Vowel Sound in ball
 Time for Social Studies: It’s
a Small World
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LITERATURE IN
READING:
IT’S A SMALL WORLD
Pages 218-219
Thursday
Fluency:
Choral Reading
Fluency: Choral Reading
Turn to page 218-219.
•Sing the song “It’s a Small
World” three times.
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Thursday
Grammar:
Adverbs
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the korean girls’ had an
american dish with sawsages
The Korean girls had an
American dish with sausages.
american foods is cooked
different than korean foods
American foods are cooked
differently than Korean foods.
Grammar: Adverbs
Test Tip:
 You may be asked to choose the
correct adverb form in a sentence.
 Remember that the –ly ending is
often added to an adjective to make
an adverb.
 Incorrect: The bell rang very
sudden.
 Correct: The bell rang very suddenly.
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Thursday
Spelling:
Vowel Sound in ball
Good-Bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong
Spelling Words
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small
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flaw
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walnut
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awesome
altogether
awning
faucet
laundry
Friday
Question of the Day
What is gained and
lost in a move from
one culture to
another?
Today we will learn about:
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Build Concept Vocabulary
Sequence
Details and Facts
Word Structure
Grammar: Adverbs
Spelling: Vowel Sound in ball
Atlas
Changing Cultures
Friday
Grammar:
Adverbs
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was the voiage from asia hard
for mom and she
Was the voyage from Asia
hard for Mom and her?
it wasnt the easyest trip for
them
It wasn’t the easiest trip for
them.
Grammar: Adverbs
An adverb is a word that can
tell when, where, or how
something happens.
 An adverb can come before or
after the verbs they describe.
 Adverbs that tell how
something happens often end in
–ly.
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Sequence
The sequence of a story is the
order in which events happen.
 Clue words, such as first, next,
then, and finally, are often used to
signal the sequence of events.
 Dates and times can also be clues.
 Sometimes, no clue words are used
at all.
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Details and Facts
Details are small pieces of
information.
 Facts are pieces of information
that can be proven true.
 Details can help students figure
out an for author’s reason
writing a selection.
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Compound Words
You can use word structure to
determine the meaning of
compound words.
 These two words that make up
compound words can help you
know the meaning of the word.
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Compound Words
Word
birthplace
halfway
underground
Word
Parts
Word
Meaning
Vowel Sound in ball
Many sounds can be spelled in
different ways.
 ball, launch, law, chalk
 Say the word ball. Then say ball before
each of the other words. (ball - launch)
 Are the vowel sounds you hear in the
words the same or different?
 Are the spellings of the vowel sounds
the same or different?
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Vowel Sound in ball
When you come to an unfamiliar word,
stop to sound it out.
 Sometimes the letters don’t stand for
the sounds you expect them to.
 The word ball looks as if it should have
the short a sound in hat, but it doesn’t.
 When a is followed by l, u, or w, it
usually stands for the sound you hear in
ball.
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Vowel Sound in ball
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applaud
recall
although
sausage
squawking
awkward
pausing
sidewalk
The hawk perched in the
top of a tall tree.
 The chef said the sauce
needed more salt.
 Isn’t it strange that
people who sleepwalk
rarely fall?
 It is awfully hot to go for
a walk today.
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Homophones
We studied homophones.
 Read the sentence to yourself. Raise
your hand when you find two words that
are homophones.
 Our class worked on the art project
for over an hour.
 our, hour
 What does the homophone o-u-r mean?
 What does the homophone h-o-u-r mean?
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Homophones
Read the sentence to yourself. Raise
your hand when you find two words that
are homophones.
 I was not able to untie the knot.
 not, know
 What does the homophone n-o-t mean?
 What does the homophone k-n-o-t
mean?
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Homophones
What is the difference in each pair of homophones?
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patients
patience
course
coarse
presence
presents
allowed
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 mussel
 muscle
 horse
 hoarse
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Homophones
What is the difference in each pair of homophones?
The dogs had to pause to lick their
wet paws.
 Kenny is trying to earn enough money
to buy the urn for Mom’s birthday.
 Last Sunday I made an ice cream
sundae.
 Our school club sold cookies for four
dollars a dozen.
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Atlas
What reference might you use if you
want to find the locations of different
cities?
 An atlas is a book of maps.
 It might contain road maps of cities
and towns in a particular region.
 It might include maps of the 50 states.
 An atlas can also show all the countries
in the world.
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Atlas
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Atlases are also available in CD-ROM
format for use on the computer.
Since the CD can store a large
amount of information, this
electronic atlas can contain a wide
variety of maps.
Like maps, atlases use symbols to
show direction and landmarks.
Friday
Spelling:
Vowel Sound in ball
Good-Bye, 382 Shin Dang Dong
Spelling Words
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small
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straw
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author
false
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Vowel Sound in ball
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flaw
sausage
applause
walnut
lawn
awesome
altogether
awning
faucet
laundry
Review Games
Spelling City:
•Spelling Words
•Vocabulary Words
•Other Vocabulary Words
We are now ready to take our
story tests.
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Story test
 Classroom
webpage,
 Reading Test
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