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How can we be responsible family members?
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  • Small Group Timer

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Review Games
  • Vocabulary Amazing Words
  •  Arcade Games
  • Jigword
  • Matchword
  • Speedword
  • Wordsearch
  • Word Web
  • Spelling City Vocabulary
  • Spelling City Amazing Words
  • Spelling Words
  • Speedword
  • Word Web
  • Quia Games
  • Spelling City
  • High Frequency Words
  • Spelling City

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How can we be responsible family members?
  • Monday
  • Tuesday
  • Wednesday
  • Thursday
  • Friday

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Bad Dog, Dodger! Monday
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Bad Dog, Dodger! Monday
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Today we will learn about
  • Amazing Words
  • Silent Consonants
  • Plot and Theme
  • Prior Knowledge
  • Using I and Me

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behavior
  • be hav- ior
  • The way people and animals act or behave is
    called their behavior.
  • The children had good behavior during the
    assembly.
  • The dogs behavior improved after we trained her.
  • We enjoy watching the birds behavior at the
    feeders.

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cooperate
  • co op er - ate
  • When people or animals work together to
    accomplish a goal, they cooperate with each
    other.
  • The children will cooperate to paint a mural on
    the wall.
  • The dog will cooperate with its owner to learn
    new tricks.
  • The workers cooperated to build the house.

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obedient
  • o - be di ent
  • When a person or an animal is willing to do what
    they are told to do, he or she is obedient.
  • The obedient children did what their parents
    asked them to do.
  • The dog was obedient when he stopped jumping on
    people.

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Silent Consonants
  • knew
  • You can read this word. What sound do you hear
    at the beginning?
  • What do you know about the beginning sound of
    this word?
  • The k is silent.
  • Today well learn other words that have silent
    letters.

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Silent Consonants
  • This is a nurse.
  • The letter n in nurse stands for the sound /n/.
  • The letters kn and gn can also stand for /n/.
  • kn o t
  • gnaw

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Silent Consonants
  • This is a mountain. It begins with the /m/
    sound.
  • lamb
  • When a word ends with mb, the b is silent.
  • thumb

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Silent Consonants
  • This is a rocket. It begins with an /r/ sound.
  • wrong
  • When a word begins with wr, the w is silent.

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Silent Consonants
  • knit
  • comb
  • knife
  • gnat
  • write
  • sign
  • What do you know about reading these words?
  • The letters kn, wr, gn, and mb can stand for the
    consonant sounds n, r, n, and m.

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Silent Consonants
  • wrinkle
  • gnu
  • knee
  • plumber
  • design
  • wreath

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle,
    wreath, limb, knock, dumb. design

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Silent Consonants
  • knock
  • lamb
  • knight
  • knee
  • limb
  • write
  • wren
  • comb
  • sign
  • knuckle
  • gnome
  • climb
  • wrote
  • gnat
  • knife

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Plot and Theme
  • Remember One Dark Night.
  • What happened in the story?
  • Tell what you learned about Jonathan.
  • What might have happened if Jonathan had not
    helped the cat?

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Plot and Theme
  • What happens in a storys beginning, middle, and
    ending is called the plot.
  • The way characters feel can affect how they act,
    and their actions make up the plot.
  • The theme of a story is the storys big idea,
    or what we learn from the story.
  • We can use what we already know to draw
    conclusions about the theme.

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  • Daily Fix-It
  • the rong date is on the sign
  • The wrong date is on the sign.
  • the lam scared the wren away?
  • The lamb scared the wren away.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a
    noun or nouns.
  • The pronouns I and me take the place of your
    name.
  • Use I in the subject of the sentence.
  • Use me after an action verb.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • Always write I with a capital letter.
  • I always wanted a dog.
  • My parents gave me a dog.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • When you talk about yourself and another person,
    name yourself last.
  • The pronouns I and me take the place of your
    name.
  • The dog and I sing together.
  • People are surprised when they hear the dog and
    me.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • ____ have a dog named Pepper.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • I have a dog named Pepper.
  • Pepper and ___ are best friends.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • I have a dog named Pepper.
  • Pepper and I are best friends.
  • Pepper sings with ____.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • I have a dog named Pepper.
  • Pepper and I are best friends.
  • Pepper sings with me.
  • Singing makes Pepper and ___ happy.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • I have a dog named Pepper.
  • Pepper and I are best friends.
  • Pepper sings with me.
  • Singing makes Pepper and me happy.
  • Maybe Pepper and __ can sing for you.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • I have a dog named Pepper.
  • Pepper and I are best friends.
  • Pepper sings with me.
  • Singing makes Pepper and me happy.
  • Maybe Pepper and I can sing for you.

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Wrap Up Your Day!
  • Silent Consonants kn, wr, gn, mb
  • Plot
  • Lets Talk About It!
  • Tomorrow the class will read about a pet that
    needs to learn how to follow rules.

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Bad Dog, Dodger! Monday
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Bad Dog, Dodger! Tuesday
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Bad Dog, Dodger! Tuesday
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Today we will learn about
  • Amazing Words
  • Silent Consonants
  • Vocabulary
  • High Frequency Words
  • Endings ed and ing
  • Word Structure
  • Using I and Me

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companion
  • com pan ion
  • A companion is a person or animal who spends time
    with you, as a friend.
  • My grandfather lives alone but has a little dog
    for a companion.
  • The toddler has companions who like to play
    together.
  • The kitten is a companion for the older dog.

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consider
  • con sid - er
  • When you consider something, you think about it
    very carefully before making a decision.
  • Mom will consider allowing me to get a pet cat.
  • I had to consider whether I wanted to take piano
    lessons or not.

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reprimand
  • rep ri - mand
  • If you get a reprimand, that means you get a
    talking to, a warning, or a scolding for doing
    something wrong.
  • He got a reprimand for being late for school so
    many times.
  • Mom gave me a reprimand for walking across the
    carpet with muddy shoes.

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Silent Consonants
  • knighthood
  • You can read this word because you know how to
    read words with silent consonants that stand for
    the /n/ sound.
  • What sound do the letters kn stand for in this
    word?
  • Whats the word?

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Silent Consonants
  • When you come to a new word, look at the
    letters from left to right and think about the
    consonant sounds.
  • Say the sounds in the word to yourself and then
    read the word.

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Silent Consonants
  • gnaw
  • wreck
  • lamb
  • wriggle
  • kneepads
  • design
  • knickers
  • gnarl
  • wristband
  • signpost
  • knockout

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Silent ConsonantsPick out the words with silent
consonants in Im Just a New Puppy.
  • know
  • wrong
  • wrestle
  • knock
  • knickknacks
  • kneecaps
  • climb
  • gnaw

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb,
    knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch,
    lamb

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Silent Consonants
  • If you climb the tree, you can see a wren in a
    nest.
  • It is wrong to go inside a house before you
    knock!
  • I will sign my name on the card and then wrap the
    gift.
  • Lets write about a lamb and a gnat with a comb.

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Vocabulary Words
  • practice to repeat an action in order to
    improve
  • grabbed took hold of something suddenly
  • chewing grinding something between your teeth
  • chased ran after someone

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Vocabulary Words
  • treat a special gift, often food
  • wagged moved from side to side
  • dripping a liquid falling slowly, drop by drop
  • bleachers raised seats on which people sit to
    watch sports games
  • spectators people who watch an event
  • dugout a shelter where baseball players sit
    when theyre waiting to play
  • (next slide)

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bleachers
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spectators
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dugout
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Vocabulary Words
  • practice
  • everybody
  • grabbed
  • laugh
  • chewing
  • mother
  • chased
  • picture
  • treat
  • school
  • wagged
  • pull
  • dripping
  • parents

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Word Structure
  • Sometimes we can get the meaning from word parts.
  • We may understand the base word and the prefix or
    the base word and suffix.
  • We can look in a dictionary or glossary.
  • We can look for endings in the unknown word.
  • Today we will learn more about the endings ed
    and ing.

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  • Daily Fix-It
  • she will com the lambs wool
  • She will comb the lambs wool.
  • the nat bit the ren.
  • The gnat bit the wren.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a
    noun or nouns.
  • The pronouns I and me take the place of your
    name.
  • Use I in the subject of the sentence.
  • Use me after an action verb.
  • I is always a capital letter.

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Wrap Up Your Day!
  • Lesson Vocabulary
  • Theme and Plot
  • Lets Talk About It
  • Tomorrow you will hear about a girl who learns to
    be responsible.

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Bad Dog, Dodger! Tuesday
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Bad Dog, Dodger! Wednesday
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Bad Dog, Dodger! Wednesday
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Today we will learn about
  • Amazing Words
  • Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • Silent Consonants
  • Classify/Categorize
  • Using I and Me

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confident
  • con fi dent
  • If animals or people are sure about things or are
    certain they have the ability to do something,
    then they will be confident in themselves.
  • Nate felt confident he would do well on the math
    test.
  • I patted the dogs head so he would feel
    confident he was behaving properly.

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properly
  • prop er ly
  • When something is done in a correct way, it is
    done properly.
  • I learned to form all my cursive letters
    properly.
  • Mom said we needed to behave properly when we
    visited her friend.
  • A properly trained dog will not tug on its leash.

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-
  • uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike,
    distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest,
    disagree, unlace

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VocabularyWhich situation is a good example of
the vocabulary word?
  • Which is an example of practicea baseball team
    gets together to work on playing better, or a
    baseball team meets with another baseball team to
    play a game?
  • Which is an example of something being grabbeda
    girl handed an apple to her sister or a girl took
    her sisters apple away from her?

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VocabularyWhich situation is a good example of
the vocabulary word?
  • Which is an example of chewinga baby is crushing
    a blanket with her teeth or a baby is holding a
    blanket while she sleeps?
  • Which is an example of something being chaseda
    boy ran after his hat as it blew away in the wind
    or a boy threw his hat into the air?

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VocabularyWhich situation is a good example of
the vocabulary word?
  • Which is an example of getting a treat getting
    sent to your room or getting a box of candy?
  • Which is an example of something being wagged a
    dog moved his tail back and forth or a dog ran
    after his tail to try to catch it?
  • Which is an example of someone dripping a girl
    who just climbed out of a pool or a girl who
    hasnt gone swimming yet?

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Silent Consonants
  • Something a person can read

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Silent Consonants
  • Something a person can read (sign)
  • A baby sheep

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Silent Consonants
  • Something a person can read (sign)
  • A baby sheep (lamb)
  • A kind of job

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Silent Consonants
  • Something a person can read (sign)
  • A baby sheep (lamb)
  • A kind of job (plumber)
  • The opposite of right

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Silent Consonants
  • Something a person can read (sign)
  • A baby sheep (lamb)
  • A kind of job (plumber)
  • The opposite of right (wrong)
  • Things people can do

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Silent Consonants
  • Something a person can read (sign)
  • A baby sheep (lamb)
  • A kind of job (plumber)
  • The opposite of right (wrong)
  • Things people can do (knock, write, climb, wrap,
    wrestle)
  • Things people use for their hair

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Silent Consonants
  • Something a person can read (sign)
  • A baby sheep (lamb)
  • A kind of job (plumber)
  • The opposite of right (wrong)
  • Things people can do (knock, write, climb, wrap,
    wrestle)
  • Things people use for their hair (comb)

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Silent Consonants
  • Body parts

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Silent Consonants
  • Body parts (knee, knuckle)
  • Rhyme with hen

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Silent Consonants
  • Body parts (knee, knuckle)
  • Rhyme with hen (wren)
  • Rhyme with fat

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Silent Consonants
  • Body parts (knee, knuckle)
  • Rhyme with hen (wren)
  • Rhyme with fat (gnat)
  • Rhyme with cob

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Silent Consonants
  • Body parts (knee, knuckle)
  • Rhyme with hen (wren)
  • Rhyme with fat (gnat)
  • Rhyme with cob (knob)

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Classify/Categorize
  • Remember the title of this story is Bad Dog,
    Dodger!
  • If you want to understand why Dodger is
    considered a bad dog, you can classify, or group,
    the things that Dodger does that make people
    think he is a bad dog.
  • For example, he knocks over the trash, jumps into
    the bathtub, and chews Sams baseball cap.

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Classify/Categorize
  • Bad Dog, Dodger! It is also about baseball.
  • Think of all the words in the story that can be
    classified, or grouped, under the word baseball.

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  • Daily Fix-It
  • the sine said? Training for dogs.
  • The sign said, Training for dogs.
  • what should i teach my dog.
  • What should I teach my dog?

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Pronouns I and Me
  • A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a
    noun or nouns.
  • The pronouns I and me take the place of your
    name.
  • Use I in the subject of the sentence.
  • Use me after an action verb.
  • Write I with a capital letter.

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Wrap Up Your Day!
  • Plot and Theme
  • Fluency
  • Lets Talk About It!
  • Tomorrow we will read about how to train a puppy.

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Bad Dog, Dodger! Wednesday
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Bad Dog, Dodger! Thursday
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Bad Dog, Dodger! Thursday
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Today we will learn about
  • Silent Consonants
  • Fluency
  • Using I and Me
  • Retell a Movie or Play

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Sentence Reading
  • A weekly helper came to our class for the whole
    day.
  • I had enough meat to make the biggest, fattest
    sandwich!
  • Look above the shelf at the lovely gift for my
    teacher.

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Sentence Reading
  • It is the hardest word to read since it is longer
    than most.
  • The story began, Long ago, there was a graceful
    dancer.
  • The doctor seems busiest toward the end of the
    day.

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  • Daily Fix-It
  • my cat chewwed my soks
  • My cat chewed my socks.
  • i wish me knew why?
  • I wish I knew why.

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Pronouns I and Me
  • A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a
    noun or nouns.
  • The pronouns I and me take the place of your
    name.
  • Use I in the subject of the sentence.
  • Use me after an action verb.
  • Write I with a capital letter.

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Speaking and Listening Retell a Movie or a Play
  • Speakers
  • Face the group.
  • Speak clearly.
  • Speak loudly enough to be heard.
  • Listeners
  • Sit quietly.
  • Face the speaker.
  • Listen to what the speaker says.

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Wrap Up Your Day!
  • Making Connections Text to World
  • Lets Talk About It
  • We read a story about how to train a puppy.
    Tomorrow we will hear about more ways to teach a
    puppy to behave.

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Bad Dog, Dodger! Thursday
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Bad Dog, Dodger! Friday
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Today we will learn about
  • Amazing Words
  • Vocabulary Words
  • High Frequency Words
  • Silent Consonants
  • Using I and Me
  • Encyclopedia

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Silent Consonants
  • Did you see the wren perch on that limb?
  • I will wrap my hurt knee with tape.
  • I drew the wrong design on my sign.
  • My new shirt had a wrinkle in it.

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Vocabulary Words
  • It is a word that means ran after.

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Vocabulary Words
  • It is a word that means ran after. (chased)
  • You are happy when you get one of these.

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Vocabulary Words
  • It is a word that means ran after. (chased)
  • You are happy when you get one of these. (treat)
  • It is the way a happy dog moved its tail.

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Vocabulary Words
  • It is a word that means ran after. (chased)
  • You are happy when you get one of these. (treat)
  • It is the way a happy dog moved its tail.
    (wagged)
  • It is what water is doing when it comes out in
    drops.

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Vocabulary Words
  • It is a word that means ran after. (chased)
  • You are happy when you get one of these. (treat)
  • It is the way a happy dog moved its tail.
    (wagged)
  • It is what water is doing when it comes out in
    drops. (dripping)

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Vocabulary Words
  • You must do this to get better at something.

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Vocabulary Words
  • You must do this to get better at something.
    (practice)
  • It is a word that means took quickly.

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Vocabulary Words
  • You must do this to get better at something.
    (practice)
  • It is a word that means took quickly. (grabbed)

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Vocabulary Words
  • You must do this to get better at something.
    (practice)
  • It is a word that means took quickly. (grabbed)
  • You are doing this before you swallow food.

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Vocabulary Words
  • You must do this to get better at something.
    (practice)
  • It is a word that means took quickly. (grabbed)
  • You are doing this before you swallow food.
    (chewing)

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Bad Dog, Dodger!
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  • Daily Fix-It
  • my dog listen to Me
  • My dog listens to me.
  • then I and Dad comb his hare
  • Then Dad and I comb his hair.

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Encyclopedia
  • Encyclopedias help people find information about
    many topics.
  • Encyclopedias contain articles, which are
    arranged in alphabetical order by topic.
  • Like dictionaries, encyclopedias have guide words
    and entries.

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Encyclopedia
  • Printed encyclopedias often contain many
    different books, called volumes.
  • The volumes are numbered and have letters on
    them.
  • Choose the volume that your topic would be found
    in.
  • Use the guide words to find your topic.

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Wrap Up Your Week!
  • Lets Talk About
  • Responsibility

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Bad Dog, Dodger! Friday
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Bad Dog, Dodger!
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Review Games
  • Vocabulary Amazing Words
  •  Arcade Games
  • Jigword
  • Matchword
  • Speedword
  • Wordsearch
  • Word Web
  • Spelling City Vocabulary
  • Spelling City Amazing Words
  • Spelling Words
  • Speedword
  • Word Web
  • Quia Games
  • Spelling City
  • High Frequency Words
  • Spelling City

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Apt Plus Videos (password required)
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Apt Plus Videos (password required)
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We are now ready to take our story tests.
  • Story test
  • Classroom webpage,
  • Student page,
  • Taking Tests
  • AR
  • Other Reading Quizzes
  • Quiz 904617
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