DAY 1 celebrate cherish grateful When we celebrate

DAY 1

celebrate cherish grateful • When we celebrate, we do fun, special activities in honor of a particular day or person. • Some people celebrate their birthdays with presents and balloons. • When you cherish something, you love it, and it is important to you. • The children cherish their time with their grandparents. • When you are grateful for something, you are thankful for it. • Friends would be grateful if you helped them with something hard.

snail rain main train sail mail pail

say day way pay tray stray hay

• • aim way brain gray trail hay bake nail • made • chain • snail • pay • mark

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Spelling Words

1. The gift came in a ______box. 2. The box had a _______ bow on it. 3. This gift was a _______ kitten.

DAILY FIX-IT 1. The trane may be late today 1. The train may be late today.

DAILY FIX-IT 2. The dog wags its tale when it plays? 2. The dog wags its tail when it plays.

DAY 2

delicate • Something that is delicate is easily broken. • If you step on a seashell, you might crush it because seashells are delicate.

dog’s bone boys’ room Singular and Plural Possessives

• Ben’s bats • Nan’s basket • birds’ cage • whales’ song • Dad’s truck • kids’ game • girl’s pen

• • • Hank’s pet Friends’ house Man’s car Family’s yard Cats’ ball Pigs’ food • Sam’s bed • dogs’ bone • Gene’s school • Cam’s bag • Tess’s bed

REVIEW: Comparative and Inflected Endings/Vowel Diagraphs ai, ay stain grayer waited gray Spain strain aiming hotter staying Did you claim your prize? I must pay for my lunch. We went sailing.

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Spelling Words 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. train way tail play day 6. may 7. rain 8. gray 9. mail 10. afraid

give surprise would enjoy worry about

Adjectives 1. Nate fed the hungry pig. 2. Did she put wet sand in the pail? 3. My dad has a red vest. 4. Meg’s grandma is tall. 5. Let’s pat the _______ puppy. 6. The boy lost his ______ jacket. 7. The queen wore a ______ dress.

DAILY FIX-IT 3. The trane wont very fast. 3. The train went very fast.

DAILY FIX-IT 4. it was a gray day outside? 4. It was a gray day outside.

DAY 3

How have you surprised a friend or someone in your family in a special way?

rarest • The rarest thing is the thing that is hardest to find or is almost never found. • It is rare to find blue glass on the beach, but the rarest color of glass to find is red. • Cardinals are the rarest birds in my yard. • What is the rarest thing you have ever found?

Fluent Word Reading • snail • Jane’s tray • men’s trail • Tom’s clay • ducks’ tails

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Spelling Words 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. train way tail play day 6. may 7. rain 8. gray 9. mail 10. afraid

1. Do not be afraid to play tag in the rain. 2. We smile about the way that pup wags his tail. 3. Dan would bring us the mail every day.

Reading Words in Context • • • Will the ______ break when I hit it? Do not _______ about finding a present for me. We all enjoy it when Max plays the _______. Papa said he would make tortillas and _______. We can _______ Jen with a wonderful gift. Did you give him some _______ to toss at the bride? confetti piñata buñuelos surprise guitar worry

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Adjectives sister o o hair My _______ sister has _______ hair. We had a ____ party. Kim made a ____ cake. My dad played _______ music.

DAILY FIX-IT 5. There was a birthday card in the male for me 5. There was a birthday card in the mail for me.

DAILY FIX-IT 6. I May wait a daye to see the card. 6. I may wait a day to see the card.

DAY 4

What are some good memories that you cherish?

Poem v Words are organized in lines and have rhythm v Words may say thing in an unusual way and sometimes they rhyme Today we will read about a some special treasures in the poem “Treasures of the Heart” by Alice Ann Miller

genuine loot Things that are real and not fake are genuine. • One of the child’s treasures is genuine rabbit hair. • • Loot means a collection of special treasures. • When I left my birthday party, I went home with lots of loot.

Phonemic Awareness wait bait pay bay raid maid paint faint hay gray nail trail pail sail lay spray jay may say clay chain stain maid braid

taller badge ridge tallest wedge fudge bridge smudge

• Oh, I’m afraid that Madge won’t say good-bye right now. • Before the contest, collect everything in a basket for the judge. • Does a tennis ball seem bigger or smaller than a baseball? • He is begging to know if any of the hottest buns are done yet.

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Spelling Words 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. train way tail play day 6. may 7. rain 8. gray 9. mail 10. afraid

Adjectives • • • Grandmother reads a funny book. Mama gave Francisco a big hug. Francisco made a colorful piñata. Everyone ate the fresh tortillas. The party was the best present. Papa played a long song.

DAILY FIX-IT 7. she saw them eet lunch. 7. She saw them eat lunch.

DAILY FIX-IT 8. I wish the rane would go a way. 8. I wish the rain would go away.

DAY 5

This week we have read and listened to stories and a poem about surprises that people treasure. Listen to this poem about treasures under a child’s bed. • What explanation does the girl give for why she has saved all the things under her bed? Amazing Words • • Celebrate Cherish Grateful Delicate Rarest Genuine loot

Amazing Words • celebrate • cherish • grateful • • delicate rarest genuine loot üWhat treasures did we read about? üHow are these treasures surprising?

Phonemic Awareness Review Phonics Review hay bay jail fail day play paid raid bait wait 1. Chuck’s tail wags when he sees the kittens’ ball. 2. The snails’ trails led to Sunny’s Bay. 2. Gail’s pup likes to play in the rain. 2. The gray train’s wheels go click-clack on the rails.

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