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High Frequency Words Spelling City

Bad Dog, Dodger!Bad Dog, Dodger!

Amazing Words behavior cooperate obedient companion consider reprimand confident properly

Vocabulary Words practice grabbed chewing chased treat wagged dripping bleachers spectators dugout

Glue Words two as only use because

Spelling Words knock gnat sign lamb knee comb wrong knob write knuckle climb plumber wrap wrestle wren

High Frequency Words

above ago enough toward whole word

How can we be responsible family members?

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Bad Dog, Dodger!Bad Dog, Dodger! MondayMonday

Morning Warm-Up

We know what the word responsible means. It means

to do what you're supposed to do. How can we be

responsible family members?

Bad Dog, Dodger!Bad Dog, Dodger! MondayMonday

Morning Warm-Up

We know what the word responsible means. It means

to do what you're supposed to do. How can we be

responsible family members?

Today we will learn about:Today we will learn about:

Amazing WordsAmazing Words Silent ConsonantsSilent Consonants Plot and ThemePlot and Theme Prior KnowledgePrior Knowledge Using I and MeUsing I and Me

Amazing Amazing WordsWords

behaviorbehavior

be – hav- ior The way people and animals act or behave is

called their behavior. The children had good behavior during the

assembly. The dog’s behavior improved after we

trained her. We enjoy watching the birds’ behavior at the

feeders.

cooperatecooperate

co – op – er - ate When people or animals work together to

accomplish a goal, they cooperate with each other.

The children will cooperate to paint a mural on the wall.

The dog will cooperate with its owner to learn new tricks.

The workers cooperated to build the house.

obedientobedient

o - be – di – ent When a person or an animal is willing to do

what they are told to do, he or she is obedient.

The obedient children did what their parents asked them to do.

The dog was obedient when he stopped jumping on people.

Listen for Listen for Amazing Amazing Words.Words.

Silent ConsonantsSilent Consonants

knew You can read this word. What sound

do you hear at the beginning? What do you know about the beginning

sound of this word? The k is silent. Today we’ll learn other words that have

silent letters.

nurse The letter n usually stands for the sound /n/. Initial:

– net– not– nap

Final:– can– sun– pen

When a word begins with kn, the k is silent.– knight– knock– knee

When a word begins with gn, the g is silent.– gnaw– gnat– sign

mountainmountain The letter m usually stands for the sound /m/.The letter m usually stands for the sound /m/. Initial:Initial:

– meme– mapmap– mudmud– mixmix– mintmint– messmess

Final:Final:– amam– drumdrum– himhim

Medial:Medial:– camelcamel– lemonlemon– cementcement

The letters mb at the end of the word usually stand The letters mb at the end of the word usually stand for the sound /m/.for the sound /m/.

– combcomb– lamblamb– crumb crumb

rocketrocket The letter r usually stands for the sound /r/.The letter r usually stands for the sound /r/. Initial r:Initial r:

– redred– rugrug– riprip– raftraft– rockrock– ragrag

Final r:Final r:– furfur– carcar– stirstir

When a word begins with wr, the w is silent.When a word begins with wr, the w is silent.– wrapwrap– writewrite– wrongwrong– wreckwreck– wristwrist– wrenchwrench

knit comb knife gnat write sign

What do you know about reading these words?

The letters kn, wr, gn, and mb can stand for the consonant sounds n, r, n, and m.

wrinkle gnu knee plumber design wreath

wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle, wreath, wreck, gnu, knee, knew, comb, gnat, wriggle, wreath, limb, knock, dumb. designlimb, knock, dumb. design

kn wr gn mb

kn wr gn mb wreck

kn wr gn mb wreck gnu

kn wr gn mb knee wreck gnu

kn wr gn mb knee knew

wreck gnu

wreck gnu comb

wreck gnu gnat

wreck wriggle

gnu gnat

wreck wriggle wreath

gnu gnat

comb limb

kn wr gn mb knee knew knock

gnu gnat

comb limb

gnu gnat

comb limb dumb

gnu gnat design

comb limb dumb

knock lamb knight knee limb write wren comb

sign knuckle gnome climb wrote gnat knife

Plot and Theme

Remember One Dark Night. What happened in the story? Tell what you learned about

Jonathan. What might have happened if

Jonathan had not helped the cat?

Plot and Theme

What happens in a story’s beginning, middle, What happens in a story’s beginning, middle, and ending is called the plot.and ending is called the plot.

The way characters feel can affect how they The way characters feel can affect how they act, and their actions make up the plot.act, and their actions make up the plot.

The theme of a story is the story’s “big idea,” The theme of a story is the story’s “big idea,” or what we learn from the story.or what we learn from the story.

We can use what we already know to draw We can use what we already know to draw conclusions about the theme.conclusions about the theme.

Daily Fix-ItDaily Fix-It

the rong date is on the sign The wrong date is on the sign. the lam scared the wren

away? The lamb scared the wren

Pronouns Pronouns II and and MeMe

A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun or nouns.

The pronouns I and me take the place of your name.

Use I in the subject of the sentence. Use me after an action verb.

Always write I with a capital letter. I always wanted a dog. My parents gave me a dog.

When you talk about yourself and another person, name yourself last.

The dog and I sing together. People are surprised when they hear

the dog and me.

____ have a dog named Pepper.

I have a dog named Pepper. Pepper and ___ are best friends.

I have a dog named Pepper. Pepper and I are best friends. Pepper sings with ____.

I have a dog named Pepper. Pepper and I are best friends. Pepper sings with me. Singing makes Pepper and ___ happy.

I have a dog named Pepper. Pepper and I are best friends. Pepper sings with me. Singing makes Pepper and me happy. Maybe Pepper and __ can sing for you.

I have a dog named Pepper. Pepper and I are best friends. Pepper sings with me. Singing makes Pepper and me happy. Maybe Pepper and I can sing for you.

Wrap Up Your Day!

Silent Consonants kn, wr, gn, mb Plot Let’s Talk About It!

Tomorrow the class will read about a pet that needs to learn how to follow rules.

Bad Dog, Dodger! Monday

Journal Topic

List ways people can cooperate with each other.

Bad Dog, Dodger! Tuesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about Sam and his dog, Dodger. Sam must teach Dodger what’s

right and what’s wrong. How do we know right from

wrong?

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about Sam and his dog, Dodger. Sam must teach Dodger what’s

right and what’s wrong. How do we know right from

wrong?

Today we will learn about:

Amazing Words Silent Consonants Vocabulary High Frequency Words Endings –ed and –ing Word Structure Using I and Me

companioncompanion

com – pan – ion A companion is a person or animal who

spends time with you, as a friend. My grandfather lives alone but has a little

dog for a companion. The toddler has companions who like to

play together. The kitten is a companion for the older

considerconsider

con – sid - er When you consider something, you think

about it very carefully before making a decision.

Mom will consider allowing me to get a pet cat.

I had to consider whether I wanted to take piano lessons or not.

reprimandreprimand

rep – ri - mand If you get a reprimand, that means you get

a talking to, a warning, or a scolding for doing something wrong.

He got a reprimand for being late for school so many times.

Mom gave me a reprimand for walking across the carpet with muddy shoes.

ZooksZooks

knighthood You can read this word because you

know how to read words with silent consonants that stand for the /n/ sound.

What sound do the letters kn stand for in this word?

What’s the word?

When you come to a new word, look at the letters from left to right and think about the consonant sounds.

Say the sounds in the word to yourself and then read the word.

gnaw wreck lamb wriggle kneepads design

knickers gnarl wristband signpost knockout

Listen for Listen for words with words with the silent the silent

consonant.consonant.

Silent ConsonantsSilent ConsonantsPick out the words with silent consonants in “I’m Just a New Puppy.”Pick out the words with silent consonants in “I’m Just a New Puppy.”

know wrong wrestle knock knickknacks kneecaps climb gnaw

wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb, wrestle, gnaw, sign, knuckle, plumber, climb, knickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch, lambknickknack, knothole, wrinkle, gnat, wristwatch, lamb

kn wr gn mb

kn wr gn mb wrestle

kn wr gn mb wrestle gnaw

kn wr gn mb knuckle wrestle gnaw

sign plumber

sign plumber climb

kn wr gn mb knuckleknickknack

wrestle gnaw plumber climb

knothole

wrestle gnaw sign

plumber climb

knothole

wrestle wrinkle

gnaw sign

plumber climb

knothole

wrestle wrinkle

gnaw sign gnat

plumber climb

knothole

wrestle wrinklewristwatch

gnaw sign gnat

plumber climb

knothole

wrestle wrinklewristwatch

gnaw sign gnat

plumber climb lamb

If you climb the tree, you can see a wren in a nest.

It is wrong to go inside a house before you knock!

I will sign my name on the card and then wrap the gift.

Let’s write about a lamb and a gnat with a comb.

Vocabulary Words

practice – to repeat an action in order to improve

grabbed – took hold of something suddenly

chewing – grinding something between your teeth

chased – ran after someone

Vocabulary Words

treat – a special gift, often food wagged – moved from side to side dripping – a liquid falling slowly, drop by

drop bleachers – raised seats on which people sit

to watch sports games spectators – people who watch an event dugout – a shelter where baseball players

sit when they’re waiting to play (next slide)

bleachers

spectators

dugout

Vocabulary Words

practice everybody grabbed laugh chewing mother chased

picture treat school wagged pull dripping parents

Word Structure

Sometimes we can get the meaning from word parts.

We may understand the base word and the prefix or the base word and suffix.

We can look in a dictionary or glossary. We can look for endings in the unknown

word. Today we will learn more about the endings

–ed and –ing.

she will com the lambs wool

She will comb the lamb’s wool.

the nat bit the ren. • The gnat bit the wren.

Use I in the subject of the sentence. Use me after an action verb. I is always a capital letter.

Wrap Up Your Day!

Lesson Vocabulary Theme and Plot Let’s Talk About It

Tomorrow you will hear about a girl who learns to be responsible.

Journal Topic

Write about a time when you saw a dog doing something

funny.

Bad Dog, Dodger! Wednesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about a dog named Zooks. Eileen wanted a puppy more than anything. But

her mom expected her to do some petsitting first. What kind

of animal do you love best?

Bad Dog, Dodger! Wednesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about a dog named Zooks. Eileen wanted a puppy more than anything. But

her mom expected her to do some petsitting first. What kind

of animal do you love best?

Amazing Words Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis- Silent Consonants Classify/Categorize Using I and Me

confidentconfident

con –fi –dent If animals or people are sure about things

or are certain they have the ability to do something, then they will be confident in themselves.

Nate felt confident he would do well on the math test.

I patted the dog’s head so he would feel confident he was behaving properly.

properlyproperly

prop – er – ly When something is done in a correct way, it

is done properly. I learned to form all my cursive letters

properly. Mom said we needed to behave properly

when we visited her friend. A properly trained dog will not tug on its

leash.

Prefixes Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-un-, re-, pre-, dis-

uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike, distaste, undo, uncover, precook, prepaid, react, dislike, distaste, undo, replay, reread, pretest, disagree, unlacereplay, reread, pretest, disagree, unlace

un- re- pre- dis-

un- re- pre- dis- uncover

un- re- pre- dis- uncover precook

prepaid

un- re- pre- dis- uncover react precook

prepaid

prepaid dislike

prepaid dislike distaste

un- re- pre- dis- uncover undo

react precook prepaid

dislike distaste

react replay

precook prepaid

dislike distaste

react replay reread

precook prepaid

dislike distaste

react replay reread

precook prepaid pretest

dislike distaste

react replay reread

dislike distaste disagree

un- re- pre- dis- uncover undo unlace

react replay reread

dislike distaste disagree

VocabularyWhich situation is a good example of the vocabulary word?

Which is an example of practice—a baseball team gets together to work on playing better, or a baseball team meets with another baseball team to play a game?

Which is an example of something being grabbed—a girl handed an apple to her sister or a girl took her sister’s apple away from her?

Which is an example of chewing—a baby is crushing a blanket with her teeth or a baby is holding a blanket while she sleeps?

Which is an example of something being chased—a boy ran after his hat as it blew away in the wind or a boy threw his hat into the air?

Which is an example of getting a treat –getting sent to your room or getting a box of candy?

Which is an example of something being wagged –a dog moved his tail back and forth or a dog ran after his tail to try to catch it?

Which is an example of someone dripping –a girl who just climbed out of a pool or a girl who hasn’t gone swimming yet?

Silent Consonants

Something a person can read

Silent Consonants

Something a person can read (sign) A baby sheep

Silent Consonants

Something a person can read (sign) A baby sheep (lamb) A kind of job

Silent Consonants

Something a person can read (sign) A baby sheep (lamb) A kind of job (plumber) The opposite of right

Silent Consonants

Something a person can read (sign) A baby sheep (lamb) A kind of job (plumber) The opposite of right (wrong) Things people can do

Silent Consonants

Something a person can read (sign) A baby sheep (lamb) A kind of job (plumber) The opposite of right (wrong) Things people can do (knock, write,

climb, wrap, wrestle) Things people use for their hair

Silent Consonants

Something a person can read (sign) A baby sheep (lamb) A kind of job (plumber) The opposite of right (wrong) Things people can do (knock, write,

climb, wrap, wrestle) Things people use for their hair (comb)

Silent Consonants

Body parts

Silent Consonants

Body parts (knee, knuckle) Rhyme with hen

Silent Consonants

Body parts (knee, knuckle) Rhyme with hen (wren) Rhyme with fat

Silent Consonants

Body parts (knee, knuckle) Rhyme with hen (wren) Rhyme with fat (gnat) Rhyme with cob

Silent Consonants

Body parts (knee, knuckle) Rhyme with hen (wren) Rhyme with fat (gnat) Rhyme with cob (knob)

Classify/CategorizeClassify/Categorize

Remember the title of this story is Bad Dog, Dodger!

If you want to understand why Dodger is considered a bad dog, you can classify, or group, the things that Dodger does that make people think he is a bad dog.

For example, he knocks over the trash, jumps into the bathtub, and chews Sam’s baseball cap.

Classify/CategorizeClassify/Categorize

Bad Dog, Dodger! It is also about baseball.

Think of all the words in the story that can be classified, or grouped, under the word baseball.

• the sine said? “Training for dogs.”

• The sign said, “Training for dogs.”

• what should i teach my dog.• What should I teach my dog?

Use I in the subject of the sentence. Use me after an action verb. Write I with a capital letter.

Wrap Up Your Day!Wrap Up Your Day!

Plot and Theme Fluency Let’s Talk About It!

Tomorrow we will read about how to train a puppy.

Bad Dog, Dodger!Bad Dog, Dodger! WednesdayWednesday

Journal Topic

Write about a pet behaving badly or doing something

impressive.

Bad Dog, Dodger! Thursday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read more about training a dog. Trained dogs are always on their best behavior. They are obedient, and they cooperate. How do you think dogs are trained?

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read more about training a dog. Trained dogs are always on their best behavior. They are obedient, and they cooperate. How do you think dogs are trained?

Today we will learn about::

Silent Consonants Fluency Using I and Me Retell a Movie or Play

Oscar the Puppy

Sentence Reading

A weekly helper came to our class for the whole day.

I had enough meat to make the biggest, fattest sandwich!

Look above the shelf at the lovely gift for my teacher.

Sentence Reading

It is the hardest word to read since it is longer than most.

The story began, “Long ago, there was a graceful dancer.”

The doctor seems busiest toward the end of the day.

my cat chewwed my soks My cat chewed my socks. i wish me knew why? I wish I knew why.

Use I in the subject of the sentence. Use me after an action verb. Write I with a capital letter.

Speaking and Listening: Retell a Movie or a Play

Speakers: Face the group. Speak clearly. Speak loudly

enough to be heard.

Listeners:: Sit quietly. Face the speaker. Listen to what the

speaker says.

Wrap Up Your Day!

Making Connections: Text to World Let’s Talk About It

We read a story about how to train a puppy. Tomorrow we will hear about more ways to teach a puppy to behave.

Journal Topic

Write about a puppy who

learns to obey.

Bad Dog, Dodger! Friday

Morning Warm-Up

This week we read aboutbeing responsible by teaching

dogs how to follow the rules. We must follow rules, too. In what

other ways can we be responsible family members?

Amazing Words Vocabulary Words High Frequency Words Silent Consonants Using I and Me Encyclopedia

Silent Consonants

Did you see the wren perch on that limb?

I will wrap my hurt knee with tape. I drew the wrong design on my sign. My new shirt had a wrinkle in it.

Vocabulary Words

It is a word that means ran after.

Vocabulary Words

It is a word that means ran after. (chased)

You are happy when you get one of these.

Vocabulary Words

You are happy when you get one of these. (treat)

It is the way a happy dog moved its tail.

Vocabulary Words

It is the way a happy dog moved its tail. (wagged)

It is what water is doing when it comes out in drops.

Vocabulary Words

It is the way a happy dog moved its tail. (wagged)

It is what water is doing when it comes out in drops. (dripping)

Vocabulary Words

You must do this to get better at something.

Vocabulary Words

You must do this to get better at something. (practice)

It is a word that means “took quickly.”

Vocabulary Words

It is a word that means “took quickly.” (grabbed)

Vocabulary Words

You are doing this before you swallow food.

Vocabulary Words

You are doing this before you swallow food. (chewing)

• my dog listen to Me• My dog listens to me.• then I and Dad comb his

hare• Then Dad and I comb his

Encyclopedia

Encyclopedias help people find information about many topics.

Encyclopedias contain articles, which are arranged in alphabetical order by topic.

Like dictionaries, encyclopedias have guide words and entries.

Encyclopedia

Printed encyclopedias often contain many different books, called volumes.

The volumes are numbered and have letters on them.

Choose the volume that your topic would be found in.

Use the guide words to find your topic.

Wrap Up Your Week!

Let’s Talk About

Responsibility

Bad Dog, Dodger! Friday

Journal TopicJournal Topic

Write about a pet that is silly.Write about a pet that is silly.

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