Big Question What kind of adventure can a
Big Question: What kind of adventure can a little girl have? Author: Valeri Gorbachev Genre: Classic Traditional Tale
Big Question: What kind of adventure can a little girl have? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Review
Review New Words Progress Monitoring
Monday What kind of adventure can a little girl have?
Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: Goldilocks Vocabulary Words Introduce /g/ High-Frequency Words Decodable Reader 21: One to Five Grammar: Telling Sentences Journal Writing Time for Social Studies: Rules at Home Math: Math Words
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
In a Small Cottage In a small cottage there lived three bears, One big, one small, one middle-sized bear. They went for a walk to get some air When Little Goldilocks found their lair. She sat in their chairs, not comfy at all, Their porridge she didn’t like at all. She slept in their beds instead of the floor. When the bears returned, she ran out the door.
Amazing Words
bears
porridge
cottage
big
middle-sized
small
Shared Reading
Vocabulary Words
woods
father
mother
baby
delicious
wandered
Phonics
Blend Sounds g o t g g g ap lad rin
High Frequency Words
them
about
her
number
some
one
two
three
four
five
six
Word Work
Blending Practice f l o p s l a m p l lop s p i n s t o p and d r o p j u m p
Grammar
the three bears live in a cottage The three bears live in a cottage.
Grammar A telling sentence is a statement about something. It begins with an uppercase letter and ends with a period. It must have a naming part and an action part.
Grammar The little girl is sitting. What is the naming word in this sentence? girl What describing word tells about the girl? little What is she doing? sitting
Grammar I apple Is this a telling sentence? How can we change it to a a telling sentence? I ate the apple. make it
Let’s Write! Let’s write a telling sentence about the adventure a little girl could have.
Let’s Write! The girl took a walk in the woods. Does it have an action part and a naming part? Does it start with an uppercase letter and end with a period? Do we need to add anything to make this a complete sentence?
Daily Journal Writing Draw or label one adventure Goldilocks had at the bears’ home.
• Oral Language • Comprehension • Grammar Tomorrow we will read about the adventures of Goldilocks and the bears again.
Tuesday Are there one, two, three, four, or five bears in this story?
Today we will learn: learn Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: Goldilocks Vocabulary Words Practice /g/ High-Frequency Words Phonics Story: How Many Grammar: Telling Sentences Shared Writing Journal Writing Time for Social Studies: Make a Map
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
In a Small Cottage In a small cottage there lived three bears, One big, one small, one middle-sized bear. They went for a walk to get some air When Little Goldilocks found their lair. She sat in their chairs, not comfy at all, Their porridge she didn’t like at all. She slept in their beds instead of the floor. When the bears returned, she ran out the door.
Amazing Words
bears
porridge
Shared Reading
Vocabulary Words
woods
father
mother
baby
delicious
wandered
Phonics
Tag, You’re It! Tag, tag, you’re it! Gertie Gopher said. Gary Groundhog giggled and ran. Big Pig is just ahead. Tag, tag, you’re it! Big Pig shakes a leg. Galloping after a gaggle of geese. Run, Meg and Peg and Greg!
Blending Practice d og a n d c a n L i n H a p s end k i d s p i g f r o g
High Frequency Words
them
about
her
number
some
one
two
three
four
five
six
Grammar
gus can get the gum Gus can get the gum.
Grammar A telling sentence is a statement about something. It begins with an uppercase letter and ends with a period. It must have a naming part and an action part.
Grammar Are these groups of words a complete sentence? sunny day on Monday Goldilocks went in the cottage. The bed was just right. in his wee small voice
Let’s Write! Make up telling sentences by using words and illustrations from the story.
Amazing Word Review woodland nest
Daily Journal Writing Draw and label your favorite bear.
• Oral Language • Grammar • Homework Idea Tomorrow we will read about Tomorrow we will. Goldilocks read about and thethe animals three bears going to Which again. school again is your character favorite?
Wednesday Why is Goldilocks visiting the bears?
Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: Goldilocks Vocabulary Words Practice /g/ High-Frequency Words Student Reader: Five Stops Grammar: Complete Sentences Shared Writing Journal Writing Social Studies: Understanding Signs Math: How Many
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
In a Small Cottage In a small cottage there lived three bears, One big, one small, one middle-sized bear. They went for a walk to get some air When Little Goldilocks found their lair. She sat in their chairs, not comfy at all, Their porridge she didn’t like at all. She slept in their beds instead of the floor. When the bears returned, she ran out the door.
Amazing Words
cottage
big
Shared Reading
Vocabulary Words
woods
father
mother
baby
delicious
wandered
Phonics
Letter Substitution m u g t a p m u d p i g b a t p i t b a g r a g t a g r a t
Blend Sounds G il s t o p a t s t o p s b i g N a t N a n h o p o n G a b S a l c a n n o t Ann
Blend Sounds D an K i m s k i p s T i m h a s l o t s d o t s K i p s i t s L in d r o p k i d s f l a g
High Frequency Words
them
about
her
number
some
one
two
three
four
five
six
High-Frequency Words Review for little they of the to
Grammar
a baby bear is very small A baby bear is very small.
Grammar In a complete sentence, we need a naming part and an action part. The first word begins with an uppercase letter. The sentence ends with a period or question mark.
Grammar Alpha. Buddy is clapping. Is this a complete sentence? What is the naming part? Alpha. Buddy What is the action part? is clapping
Let’s Write! In our story, Nan and Nat ride a big bus to school. Let’s write sentences about where we could go on a big bus. We ride the big bus to the zoo.
Daily Journal Writing Draw and label three words that begin with /g/.
Respond to Literature Grammar Homework Idea Tomorrow we will read about a lucky animal!
Thursday What adventure have you had?
Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: My Lucky Day Practice /g/ High-Frequency Words Decodable Reader 22: Gil Got One Grammar: Telling Sentences Shared Writing Journal Writing Social Studies: Good Citizens Follow Science: The Five Senses Rules
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
In a Small Cottage In a small cottage there lived three bears, One big, one small, one middle-sized bear. They went for a walk to get some air When Little Goldilocks found their lair. She sat in their chairs, not comfy at all, Their porridge she didn’t like at all. She slept in their beds instead of the floor. When the bears returned, she ran out the door.
Amazing Words
middle-sized
small
Shared Reading
Phonics
Blend Sounds G il g o t p o p s a d M o m h a d p l a n f l a g n o t
High Frequency Words one two three four five a
Grammar
goldilocks ate the porridge Goldilocks ate the porridge.
Grammar Some sentences are telling sentences and some are questions. What is your favorite color? We read a book. Which is a telling sentence? What is at the end of a telling sentence?
Let’s Write! Let’s pretend that once a year we write a newsletter to tell our friends about the adventure we have had. Today we’re going to write a newsletter using words that begin or end with /g/.
Let’s Write! Dear Friends, We’ve had many adventures this year. In June, we got a ______. In October, we ate many ____. Tomorrow we are going to play in the ____.
Daily Journal Writing Dictate or write one sentence that tells about porridge.
Respond to Literature Grammar Homework Idea Tomorrow we will read “A Canary’s Song. ”What is a canary?
Friday What kind of adventure can a little girl have?
Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: “A Canary’s Song” Practice /g/ High-Frequency Words Progress Monitoring: Read the Words Sentences Grammar: Telling Sentences Time for Math: Words and Numbers Time for Social Studies: School Rules Time for Social Studies: Citizenship and
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
In a Small Cottage In a small cottage there lived three bears, One big, one small, one middle-sized bear. They went for a walk to get some air When Little Goldilocks found their lair. She sat in their chairs, not comfy at all, Their porridge she didn’t like at all. She slept in their beds instead of the floor. When the bears returned, she ran out the door.
Amazing Words
bears
porridge
cottage
big
middle-sized
small
Shared Reading
“A Canary’s Song”
Phonics
High Frequency Words
them
about
her
number
some
one
two
three
four
five
six
Grammar
i like a small cottage I like a small cottage.
Grammar A telling sentence is a statement about something. It begins with an uppercase letter and ends with a period. It must have a naming part and an action part.
Let’s Write! This week we read three new books and we sang two new songs. Which book or song was your favorite? Let’s write a telling sentence about some of the adventures a little girl had.
Daily Journal Writing Draw or write about what you would have done if the bears found you in their home.
Phonics Shared Reading High-Frequency Words Next week we will read about an adventure to Antarctica. What do you think we will find there?
New Words Review
High Frequency Words them about her number some one two three four five six
Vocabulary Words woods father mother baby delicious wandered
Amazing Words bears porridge cottage big middle-sized small
Progress Monitoring
Read the Words Set A got gas dig log
Read the Words Set B dog glad grab grin pig flag
Read the Sentences Set C 1. I see a grin on the pig. 2. The big dog can dig. 3. The dog is with me. 4. I got a little flag. 5. Can you tag me?
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