lesson 25 poetry expectations: 1. listen carefully 2. work hard 3. be responsible
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Review
The 'bossy r' changes the sound of the short 'e'. Listen carefully to how the sound changes.Example: hen her
We practiced using captions and maps to help us read non-fiction.
Grammar: Types of Sentences
How many types of sentences are there?
What punctuation does each sentence use?
http://youtu.be/QnJcK0GOa-w
Grammar: Types of Sentences
Declarative: Makes a statement
Interrogative: Asks a question
Exclamatory: Gives a command or makes a request
Imperative: Expresses strong feelings
Grammar: Types of Sentences
Sharon and Paul found a lost puppy.
May I borrow your pencil sharpener?
Pick up the book.
It's a beautiful day!
Poetry Study
Poetry By: Eleanor FarjeonWhat is Poetry? Who Knows?Not a rose, but the scent of the rose;Not the sky, but the light in the sky;Not the fly, but the gleam of the fly;Not the sea, but the sound of the sea;Not myself, but what makes meSee, hear, and feel something that proseCannot: and what it is who knows?
(from Eleanor Farjeon's Poems for Children)
Poetry Study
My Shadow By: Robert Luis Stevenson(on document camera)
I read, we read, you read!
http://tinyurl.com/bjwnl9x
Poetry Study
The Wave by Kevina Casaletto:(On document camera)
I read, we read, you read.What did you notice about this poem?
Good Listener
Eyes are watching.
Ears are listening.
Lips are closed.
Hands are still.
Feet are quiet.
Read Aloud:
Book: The Magician's ElephantBy: Kate DiCamillo
Chapter Seven:We learn the elephant does not like being on display. Leo Matienne told Peter about the public viewing of the elephant to be held Saturday. Gloria and Leo can't dare to hope for a child of their own.
Words to know: edification
Read Aloud:
Remember the strategies good readers use while I read aloud to you!
Book:The Magician's ElephantBy: Kate DiCamillo
Chapter Eight