Why should we take care of
animals?
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concern
growth
protection
fragile
pellets
litter
pollute
release
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Vocabulary Words
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pours
lightning
thunder
storm
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rolling
stray
nudging
brooding
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certainly
either
great
laugh
second
worst
you’re
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unsafe
preheat
rerun
disappear
unlock
retie
rewind
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Words
unplug
regroup
preschool
disagree
prehistoric
reunion
unfortunate
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Big Question:
Why should we take care of
animals?
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
One Dark Night
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Some animals live with
our family. Other animals
are wild. We should be
kind to all animals. Why
should we take care of
animals?
One Dark Night
Monday
Morning Warm-Up
Some animals live with
our family. Other animals
are wild. We should be
kind to all animals. Why
should we take care of
animals?
Today we will learn about:
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Amazing Words
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disSequence
Graphic Organizer
Singular and Plural Pronouns
Amazing
Words
concern
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con – cern
When you have a reason to worry
about something, you have
concern about it.
Something can concern you by
giving you an uneasy feeling.
Mom has concern about us
crossing the street at the busy
intersection.
growth
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grow – th
Growth is the process of something
getting bigger or developing.
My brother had a growth spurt of
two inches last year.
I’d like to see more growth in our
vegetable plants.
protection
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pro – tec - tion
If you keep something from being
harmed or damaged, you give it
protection.
The basement gives us protection
from tornadoes.
The citizens get protection from
the police.
Listen for
Amazing
Words.
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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quickly
wonderful
You studied words like this already.
What do you know about reading
them?
Today we’ll learn about adding
prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis- to the
beginning of words.
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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Each prefix has a specific meaning:
un- , dis- : not
re- : again
pre- : before
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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restart
This is a two-syllable word formed from
the base word start and the prefix re-.
You can chunk the word into its parts—the
prefix and the base word.
Then cover the prefix, read the base word,
and then blend the prefix and the base
word to read the whole word.
What does restart mean?
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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unreal
disallow
prepay
unlike
disapprove
reapply
preview
redo
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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unafraid
discharge
unfair
disloyal
recount
prefix
unmark
dismount
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
un-
re-
pre-
dis-
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
re-
pre-
dis-
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
rereread
pre-
dis-
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
rereread
pre-
disdisorder
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
rereread
pre-
disdisorder
dislike
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
re-
pre-
dis-
reread
preheat
disorder
dislike
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
re-
pre-
dis-
reread
recook
preheat
disorder
dislike
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
re-
pre-
dis-
reread
recook
reload
preheat
disorder
dislike
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
re-
pre-
dis-
reread
recook
reload
preheat
disorder
dislike
disown
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
unclean
re-
pre-
dis-
reread
recook
reload
preheat
disorder
dislike
disown
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
unclean
untie
re-
pre-
dis-
reread
recook
reload
preheat
disorder
dislike
disown
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
unclean
untie
rereread
recook
reload
prepreheat
prepress
disdisorder
dislike
disown
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disunmade, reread, disorder, dislike, preheat, recook,
reload, disown, unclean, untie, prepress, preprint
ununmade
unclean
untie
rereread
recook
reload
prepreheat
prepress
preprint
disdisorder
dislike
disown
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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unglue
preview
rereading
resend
disagree
unloading
replace
preheat
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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dislikes
undress
distaste
reprints
redo
preschool
prewriting
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unsafe
preheat
rerun
disappear
unlock
retie
rewind
unpack
Words
unplug
regroup
preschool
disagree
prehistoric
reunion
unfortunate
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Sequence
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Think about Firefighter!
Tell, in order, three things that
happened in that story.
Could the last thing have happened
first? Why not?
Sequence & Graphic Organizers
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Good readers pay attention to the
order of events in a story.
Sometimes there are helpful clue
words, such as first, next, and
finally, to tell the sequence.
Sometimes there aren’t.
We can keep track of sequence by
using a graphic organizer to record
events as we read.
This helps us remember the correct
order of events in a story.
Daily Fix-It
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she wille un lock the doors
She will unlock the doors.
she well unpack her
groceries?
She will unpack her
groceries.
Singular and Plural Pronouns
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A pronoun is a word that takes the
place of a noun or nouns.
He, she, and it are pronouns that
name only one.
• Mom helps animals. She works for a
vet.
• She is a pronoun that names one
person—Mom.
Singular and Plural Pronouns
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We and they are pronouns that
name more than one.
• Sometimes Dad and I help. We feed
the animals.
• We is a pronoun that names more than
one—Dad and I.
Singular and Plural Pronouns
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Dad and Mom were driving home last
night. ____ saw a cat.
Singular and Plural Pronouns
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Dad and Mom were driving home last
night. They saw a cat.
___ was sitting by the side of the road.
Singular and Plural Pronouns
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Dad and Mom were driving home last
night. They saw a cat.
It was sitting by the side of the road.
Dad pulled over. ____ got a blanket
out of the trunk.
Singular and Plural Pronouns
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Dad and Mom were driving home last
night. They saw a cat.
It was sitting by the side of the road.
Dad pulled over. He got a blanket out
of the trunk.
___wrapped the blanket around the
cat.
Singular and Plural Pronouns
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Dad and Mom were driving home last
night. They saw a cat.
It was sitting by the side of the road.
Dad pulled over. He got a blanket out
of the trunk.
He wrapped the blanket around the
cat.
Singular and Plural Pronouns
Dad and Mom were driving home last
night. They saw a cat.
 It was sitting by the side of the road.
 Dad pulled over. He got a blanket out
of the trunk.
 He wrapped the blanket around the
cat.
• Mom wanted to help the cat.
___said,”Drive to Dr. Klute’s.”
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Singular and Plural Pronouns
Dad and Mom were driving home last
night. They saw a cat.
 It was sitting by the side of the road.
 Dad pulled over. He got a blanket out
of the trunk.
 He wrapped the blanket around the
cat.
• Mom wanted to help the cat.
She said,”Drive to Dr. Klute’s.”
 ____ took the cat to the vet.
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Singular and Plural Pronouns
Dad and Mom were driving home last
night. They saw a cat.
 It was sitting by the side of the road.
 Dad pulled over. He got a blanket out
of the trunk.
 He wrapped the blanket around the
cat.
• Mom wanted to help the cat.
She said,”Drive to Dr. Klute’s.”
 They took the cat to the vet.
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Wrap Up Your Day!
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Prefixes un-, re,-, pre-, disSpelling Words with Prefixes
Sequence
Let’s Talk About It!
Tomorrow we will read about how a
boy and his grandfather help some
stray animals.
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Monday
Journal Topic
Write about a concern
you have.
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Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
Jonathan. He shows concern
for a family of cats. They
need protection from a
storm. What do animals
need for growth and wellbeing?
One Dark Night
Tuesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about
Jonathan. He shows concern
for a family of cats. They
need protection from a
storm. What do animals
need for growth and wellbeing?
Today we will learn about:
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Prefixes un-, re,-, pre-, disAmazing Words
Vocabulary Words
High Frequency Words
Pronouns for One and More than One
Amazing
Words
fragile
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fra - gile
If something can break or be
damaged easily, it is fragile.
The delicate wings of a butterfly are
fragile.
If you knock over the fragile vase,
it will break.
A spider web looks fragile, but it is
quite strong.
pellets
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pel - lets
Pellets are small balls of material
pressed together, very often a kind
of animal feed.
Tony poured the pellets into the
rabbit’s bowl.
My dog likes dog food made from
beef-flavored pellets.
(next slide)
pellets
litter
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lit - ter
Litter is scraps or pieces of trash
left around.
There was litter in the stands after
the football game.
We picked up litter around our
school yard.
litter
Animal Hospital
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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replay
You can read this word because you
know how to read words with
prefixes.
What prefix and base word form
replay?
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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unwrap
preview
disagree
unclasp
rework
predate
disapprove
rethink
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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undisturbed
unglue
pretest
rethink
disprove
unlatch
rewrite
Listen for
words with
prefixes.
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disPick out the words with these prefixes in “Kitten
Rescue.”
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unhappy
displeases
refilled
preview
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
un-
re-
pre-
dis-
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
un-
rerethink
pre-
dis-
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
un-
rerethink
pre-
disdisagree
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
un-
rerethink
pre-
disdisagree
displace
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
un-
re-
pre-
rethink
preheat
disdisagree
displace
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
ununhappy
re-
pre-
rethink
preheat
disdisagree
displace
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
ununhappy
unfold
re-
pre-
rethink
preheat
disdisagree
displace
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
ununhappy
unfold
re-
pre-
rethink
repaint
preheat
disdisagree
displace
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
ununhappy
unfold
re-
pre-
rethink
repaint
preheat
preview
disdisagree
displace
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
ununhappy
unfold
re-
pre-
rethink
repaint
preheat
preview
prepaid
disdisagree
displace
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
ununhappy
unfold
re-
pre-
rethink
repaint
preheat
preview
prepaid
disdisagree
displace
displease
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
ununhappy
unfold
re-
pre-
rethink
repaint
react
preheat
preview
prepaid
disdisagree
displace
displease
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disrethink, disagree, displace, preheat, unhappy, unfold,
repaint, preview, prepaid, displease, react, unseen
ununhappy
unfold
unseen
re-
pre-
rethink
repaint
react
preheat
preview
prepaid
disdisagree
displace
displease
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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Will you rewind the rerun of that
show?
Will you rewind the rerun of that
show?
Do not disappear before it is time to
unpack
Do not disappear before it is time to
unpack.
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis
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The preschool
their laces.
The preschool
their laces.
It is unsafe to
you are gone.
It is unsafe to
you are gone.
children learn to retie
children learn to retie
preheat the oven while
preheat the oven while
Vocabulary Words
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pours – rains heavily
lightning – a flash of light in the
sky during a storm
thunder – a loud sound in the sky
that comes after a flash of lightning
storm – heavy rain, snow, or hail
flashes – moves quickly by
(next slide)
storm
lightning
Vocabulary Words
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pounds – hits with noise and force
rolling – making a loud, deep
sound
stray – lost
nudging – giving a small push
brooding – worrying or thinking
hard
Vocabulary
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lightning
angry
thunder
door
storm
second
seconds
flashes
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watch
watching
rolling
warm
warming
pounds
water
pours
Context Clues
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When you come across words you
don’t understand, there are strategies
you can use.
Sometimes we can get the meaning
from word parts. We may understand
the base word and suffix or the two
shorter words in a compound word.
Context Clues
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We can look in a dictionary or
glossary.
We can look for context clues in the
words and sentences around the
unknown word.
Today we will learn more about using
context clues.
Daily Fix-It
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the movie was a reerun
The movie was a rerun.
she will unplug the
Light
She will unplug the
light.
Pronouns
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Pronouns are words that take the
place of a noun or nouns.
it
they
Which pronoun names only one?
Which pronoun names more than
one?
Singular pronouns name only one.
Plural pronouns name more than
one.
Wrap Up Your Day!
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Vocabulary Words
Graphic Organizer
Let’s Talk About It!
Tomorrow we will hear about a
doctor who helps animals.
One Dark Night
Tuesday
Journal Topic
Write about an animal
you have helped or seen
during a storm.
One Dark Night
Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read more
about animal doctors.
They attend school for a long
time. They study veterinary
medicine. What would you
like to study?
Today we will learn about:
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Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disAmazing Words
Classify/Categorize
Fluency
Pronouns for One and More Than
One
Amazing
Words
pollute
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pol - lute
When someone damages the air,
soil, or water by making it dirty with
harmful substances, we say they
pollute it.
Oil spills from ships can pollute the
water.
Smoke from the factory polluted
the air around us.
pollute
release
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re - lease
If you release something, you set
it free or let it go.
When the young raccoon’s foot is
healed, the vet will release it into
the wild.
We will release the baby birds as
soon as they can fly.
Animal Hospital
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
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Suffixes are word parts that are at
the end of some words. Look at
these words
•
•
•
•
slowly
cheerful
teacher
actor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
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You can read these words because
you know how to read words with
suffixes.
You can cover the suffix, read the
base word, and then blend the base
word and the suffix to read the whole
word.
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
These suffixes have a specific
meaning.
 -ly
in a ____ way
 -ful
full of _____
 -er, -or
a person who ____
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
-ful
-er
-or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
-ful
wonderful
-er
-or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
-ful
wonderful
graceful
-er
-or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
-or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
-or
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
-or
editor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
-or
editor
sailor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
stupidly
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
-or
editor
sailor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
stupidly
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
helpful
-or
editor
sailor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
stupidly
closely
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
helpful
-or
editor
sailor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
stupidly
closely
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
dancer
helpful
-or
editor
sailor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
stupidly
closely
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
dancer
helpful
reader
-or
editor
sailor
Suffixes –ly, -ful, -er, -or
wonderful, graceful, helper, quickly, editor, sailor,
stupidly, helpful, closely, dancer, reader, visitor
-ly
quickly
stupidly
closely
-ful
-er
wonderful helper
graceful
dancer
helpful
reader
-or
editor
sailor
visitor
Vocabulary Words
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When there is a _____, we have to
bring our toys in from the yard.
Vocabulary Words
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When there is a storm, we have to
bring our toys in from the yard.
Water ______ from the faucet into
the sink.
Vocabulary Words
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When there is a storm, we have to
bring our toys in from the yard.
Water pours from the faucet into the
sink.
My bedroom light ____ when I flip
the switch on and off and on and off.
Vocabulary Words
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When there is a storm, we have to
bring our toys in from the yard.
Water pours from the faucet into the
sink.
My bedroom light flashes when I flip
the switch on and off and on and off.
The dark sky was lit up by ______.
Vocabulary Words
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When there is a storm, we have to
bring our toys in from the yard.
Water pours from the faucet into the
sink.
My bedroom light flashes when I flip
the switch on and off and on and off.
The dark sky was lit up by lightning.
Vocabulary Words
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I covered my ears when I heard the
loud _____.
Vocabulary Words
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I covered my ears when I heard the
loud thunder.
The hammer ____ the nail to push it
into the wood.
Vocabulary Words
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I covered my ears when I heard the
loud thunder.
The hammer pounds the nail to push
it into the wood.
Vocabulary Words
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I covered my ears when I heard the
loud thunder.
The hammer pounds the nail to push
it into the wood.
The ____ waves kept sweeping over
the beach.
Vocabulary Words
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I covered my ears when I heard the
loud thunder.
The hammer pounds the nail to push
it into the wood.
The rolling waves kept sweeping
over the beach.
One Dark Night
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Spelling
unsafe
preheat
rerun
disappear
unlock
retie
rewind
unpack
Words
unplug
regroup
preschool
disagree
prehistoric
reunion
unfortunate
One Dark Night
Glue Words
any
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Remember that One Dark Night is
about a cat and her kittens.
To help you understand what you
read, you can classify, or group,
related words and phrases.
In this story, the author uses words
and phrases to describe the cat and
kittens.
Classify/Categorize
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By grouping these words together,
you can picture what the cat and
kittens look like.
Think of words and phrases that
describe the cat or kittens.
Small, dark, stray, soft as whispers,
gray as dawn
You can further classify these words
by grouping them into words about
the cat and words about the kittens.
Daily Fix-It
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jamal herd a cat out
side
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Jamal heard a cat outside.
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he unlocked the dor
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He unlocked the door.
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Pronouns take the place of a noun or
nouns.
He, she, and it take the place of one
noun.
We and they take the place of more
than one noun.
Wrap Up Your Day!
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Sequence
Fluency
Let’s Talk About It!
Tomorrow we will read two poems
about people who decide to give
some cats a home.
One Dark Night
Wednesday
Journal Topic
Write about a time that
you experienced bad or
scary weather.
One Dark Night
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read two poems
about some unloved cats who
find a home. They are
reassured that someone loves
them. How can we show an
animal that we love it?
One Dark Night
Thursday
Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read two poems
about some unloved cats who
find a home. They are
reassured that someone loves
them. How can we show an
animal that we love it?
Today we will learn about:
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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disPronouns for One and More Than
One
Speaking and Listening: Use
Telephones and Voice Mail
One Dark Night
Amazing Words
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concern
growth
protection
fragile
pellets
litter
pollute
release
Bringing Back Salmon
Sentence Reading
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I disagree—this certainly does
not look like a full moon.
You’re going to want to reread
this great new book.
He was either the first or second
blue ribbon winner at the
preschool.
Sentence Reading
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Is it unfair to say this is the
worst juice I have ever had?
Will you replay the tape of the
cook in the funny suit that made
me laugh?
The food is great but do not
reheat any more because I am
full.
One Dark Night
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Spelling
unsafe
preheat
rerun
disappear
unlock
retie
rewind
unpack
Words
unplug
regroup
preschool
disagree
prehistoric
reunion
unfortunate
One Dark Night
Glue Words
any
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Daily Fix-It
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mom get a new bed for
hour cat
Mom got a new bed for
our cat.
the ole one was unsaif
The old one was
unsafe.
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Pronouns take the place of a noun or
nouns.
He, she, and it take the place of one
noun.
We and they take the place of more
than one noun.
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Jenny and I went for a walk.
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Jenny and I went for a walk.
We saw a box.
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Jenny and I went for a walk.
We saw a box.
It made a peeping sound.
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Jenny and I went for a walk.
We saw a box.
It made a peeping sound.
Jenny asked, “What is in the box?”
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Jenny and I went for a walk.
We saw a box.
It made a peeping sound.
Jenny asked, “What is in the box?”
She looked inside.
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Jenny and I went for a walk.
We saw a box.
It made a peeping sound.
Jenny asked, “What is in the box?”
She looked inside.
“There are baby birds inside!
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Jenny and I went for a walk.
We saw a box.
It made a peeping sound.
Jenny asked, “What is in the box?”
She looked inside.
“There are baby birds inside!
Why aren’t they in a nest?” she
asked.
Pronouns for One and
More Than One
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Jenny and I went for a walk.
We saw a box.
It made a peeping sound.
Jenny asked, “What is in the box?”
She looked inside.
“There are baby birds inside!
Why aren’t they in a nest?” she
asked.
Use Telephones and Voice Mail
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Speakers:
• Speak slowly and clearly.
• Give complete, accurate information.
• Be polite.
• Stay on the topic. Don’t ramble
Use Telephones and Voice Mail
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Listeners:
• Listen carefully.
• Write down the message.
• Deliver the message
Wrap Up Your Day!
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Making Connections: Text to Text
Let’s Talk About It
We have read poems about cats who
find a new home. Tomorrow we will
hear again about what happens
during the storm.
One Dark Night
Thursday
Journal Topic
Write about a puppy
with a growth spurt.
One Dark Night
Friday
Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about
showing concern for animals.
We can do many things to
look after them. Why is it
important to care for
animals?
Today we will learn about:
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Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disAmazing Words
Vocabulary Words
Pronouns for One and More Than One
Bar Graph
One Dark Night
Amazing Words
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concern
growth
protection
fragile
pellets
litter
pollute
release
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
Why we should
care for animals
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
Why we should
care for animals
concern
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
Why we should
care for animals
concern
growth
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
protection
Why we should
care for animals
concern
growth
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
protection
Why we should
care for animals
concern
growth
fragile
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
protection
pellets
Why we should
care for animals
concern
growth
fragile
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
protection
pellets
Why we should
care for animals
concern
growth
fragile
pollute
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
protection
pellets
release
Why we should
care for animals
concern
growth
fragile
pollute
Amazing Words
concern, growth, protection, fragile, pellets, pollute, release, litter
How we should
care for animals
protection
pellets
release
litter
Why we should
care for animals
concern
growth
fragile
pollute
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disFind the words with prefixes and base words.
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I will replay the preview so I can see
how the actors react.
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disFind the words with prefixes and base words.
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I will replay the preview so I can see
how the actors react.
Dad has an unpaid ticket the he
disagrees with.
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disFind the words with prefixes and base words.
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I will replay the preview so I can see
how the actors react.
Dad has an unpaid ticket the he
disagrees with.
Mom says her job will prepay our
movers when we relocate.
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disFind the words with prefixes and base words.
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I will replay the preview so I can see
how the actors react.
Dad has an unpaid ticket the he
disagrees with.
Mom says her job will prepay our
movers when we relocate.
I will undo this ribbon so you can
retie it for me.
Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, disFind the words with prefixes and base words.
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I will replay the preview so I can see
how the actors react.
Dad has an unpaid ticket the he
disagrees with.
Mom says her job will prepay our
movers when we relocate.
I will undo this ribbon so you can
retie it for me.
One Dark Night
Vocabulary Words
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pours
lightning
thunder
storm
flashes
pounds
rolling
stray
nudging
brooding
Vocabulary Words
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This is how rain falls during a storm.
Vocabulary Words
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This is how rain falls during a storm.
pours
You sometimes see this in the sky.
Vocabulary Words
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This is how rain falls during a storm.
pours
You sometimes see this in the sky.
lightning
Sometimes you can hear a clap of
____ when it rains hard.
Vocabulary Words
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This is how rain falls during a storm.
pours
You sometimes see this in the sky.
lightning
Sometimes you can hear a clap of
thunder when it rains hard.
When lightning moves quickly across
the sky it does this.
Vocabulary Words
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This is how rain falls during a storm.
pours
You sometimes see this in the sky.
lightning
Sometimes you can hear a clap of
thunder when it rains hard.
When lightning moves quickly across
the sky it does this. flashes
Vocabulary Words
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What someone does when he or she
bangs on a door with a fist.
Vocabulary Words
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What someone does when he or she
bangs on a door with a fist. pounds
Grandfather had a ___ laughter.
Vocabulary Words
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What someone does when he or she
bangs on a door with a fist. pounds
Grandfather had a rolling laughter.
This is much more than a light rain.
Vocabulary Words
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What someone does when he or she
bangs on a door with a fist. pounds
Grandfather had a rolling laughter.
This is much more than a light rain.
storm
One Dark Night
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Spelling
unsafe
preheat
rerun
disappear
unlock
retie
rewind
unpack
Words
unplug
regroup
preschool
disagree
prehistoric
reunion
unfortunate
One Dark Night
Glue Words
any
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Daily Fix-It
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•
•
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the cat disappaered in
the gras
The cat disappeared in
the grass.
they was afraid of dog.
It was afraid of the
dog.
Pronouns
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Pronouns are words that take the
place of a noun or nouns.
it
they
Which pronoun names only one?
Which pronoun names more than
one?
Singular pronouns name only one.
Plural pronouns name more than
one.
Bar Graph
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Bar graphs help readers compare
information.
First read the title of the graph.
Look at the information at the
bottom and sides of the graph.
Follow the bar across and see where
it ends to find out the information
you are looking for.
Wrap Up Your Week!
Let’s Talk About
Responsibility
One Dark Night
Friday
Journal Topic
Write about a
thunderstorm.
One Dark Night
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Review Games
Vocabulary &
Amazing Words:
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Arcade Games
Jigword
Matchword
Speedword
Wordsearch
Word Web
Spelling City:
Vocabulary
Spelling City:
Amazing Words
Spelling Words:
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Speedword
Word Web
Quia Games
Spelling City
High Frequency
Words
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Spelling City
We are now ready to
take our story tests.
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Story test
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