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Lesson 6 Day 1 Winners Never Quit
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Reading Warm Up
  • Question of the day
  • How do soccer players work together as a team?
  • Lets PAIR SHARE!
  • What are some ways that players on a team work
    together?
  • What might happen if people on a team do not work
    together?

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Now lets write!
  • Complete the following sentence frame.
  • A soccer player might ____________
  • the ball to _____________________

4
Read AloudListen
  • What do you remember about the poem Soccer
    Feet?
  • Set the purpose for listening
  • Today we are listening for the words that tell
    how a soccer player might move.
  • Lets read the poem Soccer Feet.
  • Discussion
  • Can anyone find a n action word in the poem?
  • Lets read the poem again. This time we need to
    speed up the actions in the last three lines.
    Listen to me as I read the poem, Soccer Feet.
  • Now lets all read the poem.

5
Word Wall Practice
  • Lets review some of our WORD WALL words from
    Theme One.
  • sugar
  • bicycle
  • exercise
  • special
  • sometimes
  • different
  • children
  • ears
  • finally
  • short
  • hundred
  • already
  • prove
  • sign
  • police
  • eight
  • read
  • buy
  • money
  • eat
  • know

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Phonics and Spelling
  • This is the phonogram -ight.
  • Lets say the sound that igh makes.
  • _
  • ./i/.
  • Now we will add the ending sound for t./t/.
  • Lets practice reading this phonogram.
  • -ight

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Phonics and Spelling
  • Lets think of different words that end with
    ight.
  • We will write 5 of these words down. Remember
    spelling counts!
  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • Lets continue with Transparency R28.

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Phonics and Spelling
  • Spelling Words Practice
  • Read Clap Read

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pie
Phonics and Spelling
10
high
Phonics and Spelling
11
tie
Phonics and Spelling
12
light
Phonics and Spelling
13
lie
Phonics and Spelling
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night
Phonics and Spelling
15
bright
Phonics and Spelling
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right
Phonics and Spelling
17
might
Phonics and Spelling
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tight
Phonics and Spelling
19
weeknight
Phonics and Spelling
20
lightning
Phonics and Spelling
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sightsee
Phonics and Spelling
22
nightstand
Phonics and Spelling
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sunlight
Phonics and Spelling
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High Frequency Words
  • Lets review some of our high frequency words.
  • straight
  • brother
  • learn
  • cheer
  • lose
  • Caught
  • Now write each one of these words on a piece of
    paper.
  • When I call out the word. I want you to hold up
    the card that matches the word.
  • Now you try it with you partner. Lets play
    concentration.

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Fluency Intonation
  • Good readers read fluently by
  • reading slowly enough to pronounce each word
    correctly.
  • thinking about the meanings of the words they
    read.
  • make sure what they are reading makes sense.
  • vary their tone of voice to show emotion.
  • We are going to read Winners Never Quit. I am
    going to change my tone of voice to match what is
    happening and how the characters are feeling.

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Fluency Intonation
  • Open your book to page 172.
  • Listen to me read pages 172 and 173.
  • Now read the same pages with your partner. Make
    sure you are changing the tone in your voice to
    show emotion.

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Reading ComprehensionFocus Skill Making
Predication
  • We are going to make a prediction on the passage,
    Two Races.
  • Good readers predict by
  • using the story details
  • thinking about real life
  • Open your student books to page 188.
  • Lets read the first two paragraphs.

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Reading ComprehensionFocus Skill Making
Predication
  • I know from the story that the Hare is fast and
    the Tortoise is slow. I also know the Hare takes
    a nap. I will write this information down under
    STORY DETAILS. I know in real life that people
    sometimes sleep longer than they mean to. I also
    know that if you stop running a race, other
    people might pass you. I will write this
    information under WHAT I KNOW. I predict the
    Tortoise will win the race.

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Reading ComprehensionFocus Skill Making
Predication

Story Details
What I Know
Predictions
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Reading ComprehensionFocus Skill Making
Predication
  • Turn the page.
  • 1. What type of genre are both these stories?
  • 2. How are the stories alike? How are their
    lessons different?
  • 3. Do you think one lesson is more important than
    another? Tell why.

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Robust Vocabulary
  • Specially
  • made just for you
  • Helens boots were made specially for her.
  • Have you ever had anything specially made for
    you?
  • Struggle
  • to try extra hard
  • Helen had to struggle to climb Mt. Taranaki.
  • Do you struggle to learn something new? Does your
    teacher make it more or less of a struggle?
  • Traction
  • what keeps you from sliding
  • Helens spikes boots gave her traction.
  • Would you ever need traction on a bicycle.

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Now lets break for small group reading.
  • Reading- Practice page 45-46. The books are in
    your desk.
  • Spelling- Sentences
  • Write sentences using your first 10/15 spelling
  • words.
  • Center- Write a summary about your favorite book.
  • Start out with this main idea
  • ____________________ is my favorite book
    because________________.
  • Now tell 3 reasons why you chose that book.
  • Math- Math practice

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Grammar/ Language Arts
  • Naming words name people , places, and things.
  • Naming words are called NOUNS.
  • Nouns can be singular or plural.
  • Look at this example
  • Ms. Puckett is a great teacher.
  • Lets underline nouns.
  • Are these nouns a person, place, or thing?

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Grammar/ Language Arts
  • Let s circle the nouns in the sentences.
  • Josh went to the park with his father and
    grandfather after lunch.
  • Josh saw 3 squirrels and 5 ducks at the park.
  • Maya went to the pet store.
  • Maya saw gerbils, hamsters, a snake and a big
    green parrot.

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Grammar/ Language Arts
  • Directions Place the noun in the correct
    category.
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