Amelia and Eleanor Go for a Ride by Pam Munoz Ryan

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Amelia and Eleanor Go for a Rideby Pam Munoz
Ryan

• Created by Ms. Turitto

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Spelling

• 1. Loop
• 2. Wounded
• 3. Shoot
• 4. Booth
• 5. Broom
• 6. boost
• 7. Mood
• 8. Fooling
• 9. Afternoon
• 10. Room

• 11. Smooth
• 12. Tooth
• 13. Raccoon
• 14. Bloomed
• 15. Souvenir
• 16. Routine
• 17. Roofs
• 18. Loose
• 19. Coop
• 20. Stoop

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Challenge Words

• Navigator
• License
• Aviator
• Copilot
• Adventurer

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Read Aloud

• Do you share the pets feelings of admiration
  toward Eleanor Roosevelt? Why or Why not?
• What actions mentioned in We Could Be Friends
  help you picture the friendship?
• Calling each other, playing, taking walks,
  talking, goofing around.

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• How are these poems similar? How are they
  different?
• They both use rhyme The first poem is about
  friendship, and the second is about admiration
  for a leader.

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Vocab Splash

• Outspoken
• Practical
• Brisk
• Elegant
• Elevations
• Marveled
• Miniatures
• Star struck

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Vocabulary

• Outspoken
• bold or honest in speech
• Practical
• useful or sensible
• Brisk
• cool and stimulation
• Elegant
• tasteful, stylish and beautiful

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• Elevations
• heights above the ground or sea-level
• Marveled
• became filled with awe or wonder
• Miniatures
• small-scale models of larger things
• Star struck
• full of stars

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OUTSPOKEN

• Out-spo-ken
• Adjective
• Bold or honest speaker

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PRACTICAL

• Prac-tic-al
• Adjective
• Useful or sensible

Which item would NOT be practical in the winter
time?
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ELEVATIONS

• El-e-va-tions
• Noun
• Heights above sea level

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BRISK

• Brisk
• Adjective
• Cool and stimulating, like weather

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ELEGANT

• El-e-gant
• Adjective
• Tasteful, stylish

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MARVELED

• Mar-veled
• Verb
• Filled with awe or wonder

WOW! THATS COOL, MAN!
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MINIATURES

• Min-ia-tures
• Noun
• Small-scaled models of larger things

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STARSTRUCK

• Star-struck
• Adjective
• Full of stars

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Vocabulary Activity

• Your teacher will assign you a partner.
• You have 5 minutes to come up with a skit to act
  out your vocabulary word without saying the word.
• After you act out your skit, the class will try
  to guess what your word was.

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Vocab Act

• Outspoken
• Practical
• Brisk
• Elegant
• Elevations
• Marveled
• Miniatures
• Starstruck

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Use a Venn Diagram to compare Amelia and Eleanor.
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Grammar Complete and Simple Subjects

• The complete subject is all the words that name
  the person or thing the sentence is about.
• The simple subject is the main word or words in
  the complete subject of a sentence.