Big Question What kind of home does a
Big Question: What kind of home does a mouse need in winter? Author: Author Karen Wallace Genre: Genre Informational Text
Big Question: What kind of home does a mouse need in winter? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Review
Review New Words Progress Monitoring
Monday What kind of home does a mouse need in winter?
Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: A Bed for the Winter Vocabulary Words Introduce /i/ High-Frequency Words Decodable Reader 10: My Cap Grammar: Adjectives for Opposites Shared Writing Journal Writing Science: Day-to-Day Weather Changes Comprehension: Sequence
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
Little Mouse Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in the meadow, not in the bear’s den, Not in a bee hive where bees sleep in, Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in a squirrel’s nest, not in a stump, Why not try a hole in a safe, tree trunk? Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house?
Amazing Words
meadow
nest
stump
tree trunk
hive
den
Shared Reading
Vocabulary Words
bed
winter
burrow
cave
dormouse
coat
Phonics
Blend Sounds t ip s i p T i m
High Frequency Words
he
for
if
find
but
not
write
Word Work
Blending Practice c ap a t C a m M a c
High Frequency Words Review we have the is like I a my
Grammar
dormouse needs a house Dormouse needs a house.
Grammar Describing words are called adjectives. They help us describe people, animals, places and things. Today we are going to practice using adjectives to write about opposites.
Let’s Write! I have short hair. She has long hair.
Daily Journal Writing Write or draw about a place where an animal might live during the winter.
• Oral Language • Comprehension • Grammar Tomorrow we will read A Bed for the Winter again.
Tuesday Why does a mouse need a home for the winter?
Today we will learn: learn Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: A Bed for the Winter Vocabulary Words Practice /i/ High-Frequency Words Phonics Story: The Pig Grammar: Adjectives for Opposites Shared Writing Journal Writing Science: Preparing for Winter Weather Comprehension: The Dormouse’s Trip
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
Little Mouse Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in the meadow, not in the bear’s den, Not in a bee hive where bees sleep in, Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in a squirrel’s nest, not in a stump, Why not try a hole in a safe, tree trunk? Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house?
Amazing Words
meadow
nest
Shared Reading
Vocabulary Words
bed
winter
burrow
cave
dormouse
coat
Phonics
In a Tin In a tin on this big hill, On this big hill, on this big hill In a tin on this big hill, We hid from winter’s chill. It’s winter still; the wind still whips, The wind still whips, the wind still whips. It’s winter still; the wind still whips, But we are warm in here!
Blend Sounds t i p s i p T i m t a p i t p a t p i g
High Frequency Words Review for is little a he
High Frequency Words
he
for
if
find
but
not
write
Grammar
kim lives near me Kim lives near me.
Grammar Describing words are called adjectives. They help us describe people, animals, places and things. Today we are going to practice using adjectives to write about opposites.
Let’s Write! I like the high squirrel nest. I like the low frog bed.
Review Amazing Words
write
sleep
Daily Journal Writing Dictate and draw two words that rhyme with bat.
• Oral Language • Grammar • Homework Idea Tomorrow we about a will read about different animal the animals home. going to school again
Wednesday What kind of house would a dormouse live in?
Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: A Bed for the Winter Vocabulary Words Practice Final /i/ High-Frequency Words Student Reader: A House for My Fish Grammar: Adjectives for Numbers and Sizes Shared Writing Journal Writing Science: What We Do in the Four Seasons Comprehension: Classify and Categorize
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
Little Mouse Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in the meadow, not in the bear’s den, Not in a bee hive where bees sleep in, Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in a squirrel’s nest, not in a stump, Why not try a hole in a safe, tree trunk? Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house?
Amazing Words
stump
tree trunk
Shared Reading
Vocabulary Words
bed
winter
burrow
cave
dormouse
coat
Phonics
Blend Sounds p i t t i p c a t T i m c a p t i p s i t t a p s i p p a t
Blend Sounds s i p P i p i t f i s h h o u s s h i p e
High Frequency Words he for we like little is a I have my
High Frequency Words
he
for
if
find
but
not
write
Grammar
a Dormouse lives in a tree hole A dormouse lives in a tree hole.
Grammar Adjectives, or describing words, tell about people, animals, places, and things. Words for numbers and sizes are describing words, or adjectives.
Let’s Write! Tim and Pam have an iguana.
Daily Journal Writing Dictate and draw three words that describe a mouse’s home.
Respond to Literature Grammar Homework Idea Tomorrow we will read about a girl with a special toy!
Thursday What do people do to get ready for winter?
Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: Plaidypus Lost Practice /k/ and/i/ High-Frequency Words Decodable Reader 11: Tip and Pat Grammar: Adjectives for Opposites Shared Writing Journal Writing Science: Cycle of Seasons Phonics: Letter People
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
Little Mouse Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in the meadow, not in the bear’s den, Not in a bee hive where bees sleep in, Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in a squirrel’s nest, not in a stump, Why not try a hole in a safe, tree trunk? Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house?
Amazing Words
hive
den
Shared Reading
Phonics
Blend Sounds s i p T i p s i t P a t c a t i t
High Frequency Words
he
for
if
find
but
not
write
Grammar
The dormouse Scurries by The dormouse scurries by.
Grammar We have been talking about adjectives, or describing words. Adjectives are words that tell more about people, places, things, or animals. Some adjectives have opposites.
Let’s Write! I have a cat named Pip, Who likes cool milk to ____. So little Pip will sit, And I will go and get ____.
Daily Journal Writing Dictate and draw pictures to show opposites big and small.
Respond to Literature Speaking & Listening Homework Idea Tomorrow we will read about more animals preparing for winter.
Friday What kind of home does a dormouse need in winter?
Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: “Willy’s Winter Rest” Review /i/ High-Frequency Words Progress Monitoring: Read the Words Sentences Grammar: Adjectives for Opposites Shared Writing Journal Writing Science: Animal Characteristics Time for Math: Graph Colorful Mice Time for Science: What Is My Home? and
Talk with Me, Sing with Me
Little Mouse Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in the meadow, not in the bear’s den, Not in a bee hive where bees sleep in, Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house? Not in a squirrel’s nest, not in a stump, Why not try a hole in a safe, tree trunk? Hurry, scurry, little mouse, Where can you find a safe, warm house?
Amazing Words
meadow
nest
stump
tree trunk
hive
den
“Willy’s Winter Rest”
Phonics
High Frequency Words
he
for
if
find
but
not
write
Grammar
he has a sad face He has a sad face.
Grammar Describing words are called adjectives. They help us describe people, animals, places and things. Today we are going to practice using adjectives to write about opposites.
Let’s Write! The ____ lives in a ____. The ____ lives in a tree ____. But at home with my family, ____ is the best home for me.
Daily Journal Writing Draw or write about what your home is like in the winter.
Phonics Shared Reading High-Frequency Words Next week we will read about a garden. What do you think we will find there?
New Words Review
High Frequency Words he for if find but not write
Vocabulary Words bed winter burrow cave dormouse coat
Amazing Words meadow nest stump tree trunk hive den
Progress Monitoring
Read the Words Set A sip Tim tip sit
Read the Words Set B sips tips mist sits Tim mitt
Read the Sentences Set C 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Tip is a cat. We like my little cat. Pam can sip it. He can pass the cap. It is for Tip.
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