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Tuesday March 3 rd Lesson 24, Day 2. Objective: To listen and respond appropriately to oral communication. Question of the Day: What is something special you like to do at your house? What makes it special? When I give you the signal, - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Tuesday March 3 rd Lesson 24, Day 2

Tuesday

March 3rd

Lesson 24, Day 2

Page 2: Tuesday March 3 rd Lesson 24, Day 2

Objective: To listen and respond appropriately to

oral communication. Question of the Day:

What is something special youlike to do at your house?

What makes it special?

When I give you the signal, turn and talk with your partner using the stem below.

I like to ______. This is special to me because _________.

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Objective: To develop the ability to listen for a purposeRead AloudRead Aloud

Something Special

BBRP: 15

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Objective - To read high

frequency words.

becomebusyeyeshighlisten

rememberedtalk

visitor

oldsametellfollowingshowalsoform

Sight Words

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Objective: To segment words into

phonemes

PhonemicAwareness

PhonemeSegmentation

and Addition

TE: T501

Page 6: Tuesday March 3 rd Lesson 24, Day 2

Objective: To recognize and generate the sounds of /s/c;

/j/g; dgeConsonants /s/c;

/j/g, pa ce

cei

bridge

dge

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Word Blending

i

Objective: To build and blend words with/s/ and /j/ and other known letter-sounds.

cecein

ra cepageedgelarge

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ReadingYour home looks nice.I have ice in my cup.

We can race to the large tree.My friend has a badge.

I hold the edge of the page tokeep my place.

Add some spice to the rice.

Objective: To use letter-sound

knowledge to read decodable text.

To develop fluency.You will readthe red words.

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Draw ConclusionsSometimes an author won’t give every detail in a

story.An author can use clues in the story to help the

readerdraw conclusions and fill in missing pieces of information.

Remember this passage from “The Shoemaker and the Elves:”

“A woman walked by and saw the shoes. She came in and didn’teven ask the price. She paid double the usual cost and left,expressing her pleasure.’”

Think Aloud, TE: T504

Objective: To use drawing conclusions asa tool to improve comprehension.

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Look at the picture.

What conclusions can you make?

What clues helped you?

Objective: To use drawing conclusions asa tool to improve comprehension.

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Words to KnowChoose from these

words to complete the

sentences.

A seed will __________ a flower one day.

They are _____ getting ready for the party.

Her _____ are brown.A tall building reaches ______

in they sky.Please ________ carefully to

what I say.I ______________ to bring my

homework.Do you like to _______ on the

phone?A _________ is coming to our

class.

becomebusyeyeshighlistenrememberedtalkvisitor

Objective: To apply word knowledge tothe reading of a text.

Page 12: Tuesday March 3 rd Lesson 24, Day 2

Mystery of the Night SongClues What I Think

Clue 1:

Clue 2:

We will return to this screen after stations to completethis chart.

Objective: To make inferences as a strategy for comprehension.

Page 13: Tuesday March 3 rd Lesson 24, Day 2

Small GroupsLet’s Read “Mystery of the Night

Song”

When called go to your first rotation!

Group 2

Group 1

Group 3

Objective: To use letter-sound

knowledge to read decodable text.

To develop fluency.

Mystery stories often begin withsomething unusual happening.Then characters follow cluesto solve the mystery.

Objective: To understand characteristicsof genre: mystery.

Page 14: Tuesday March 3 rd Lesson 24, Day 2

Objective: To develop robust vocabulary by discussing

ideas and situations.

Robust Vocabulary

• pleased

• joy

• stammered

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When you are pleased

with something,

you are happy with

it.

pleased

The shoemaker was pleased with the shoes because they were so beautifully

made.

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joy

When you feel joy, you

feel very happy

A look of joy spread across her face.

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If I stammered, I had a hard

time speaking. I kept

stopping and repeating the same sounds without even knowing it.

stammered

The woman stammered as she spoke to the man..

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Vocabulary Practice/Apply• On my signal, tell your partner what would

please you more, something sour or something sweet.

• On my signal, answer in one voice with “joy” or “sadness.” Would making a 100 on your test bring you joy or sadness?

• If I were nervous, I might stammer. On my signal, tell your partner what might make you stammer.

Objective: To develop robust vocabulary by discussing ideas and situations.

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Grammar: Multiple-Meaning Words

• I will plant the seeds.• Did you water the plant?• I rake up the leaves?• Did you find Dad’s rake?• Mom weeds the garden.• Those weeds look like flowers.

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Objective: To list topics for a rhyming poemRhyming Poem

•It has a title.

•Some lines end with rhyming words.

•It has a rhythm.

•It is enjoyable to read and listen to.

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Objective: To list topics for a rhyming poem

Draft a Rhyming Verse

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Plan A Poem

List things that you would like to write a rhyming poem about.

Objective: To list topics for a rhyming poem