Big Question:How do people in

different parts of the world travel?

Author: Donna LathamGenre:

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Big Question:How do people in

different parts of the world travel?

Monday Tuesday

WednesdayThursday

FridayReview

Review New WordsProgress Monitoring

Monday

How do people in different parts of the world travel?

Today we will learn:Build BackgroundAmazing WordsShared Reading: On the MoveVocabulary WordsIntroduce /v/High-Frequency WordsDecodable Reader 28: Jan at the FairGrammar: NounsSocial Studies: MovementSocial Studies: GeographyComprehension: Similarities and

Differences

Talk with Me, Sing

with Me

How Do You Go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you drive a big car or a boat you

row? Can you climb up on a llama and go

real slow? How do you go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you paddle in a kayak with the

waves high and low? Can you drive a big dogsled right

through the blinding snow? How do you go?

Do you travel to and fro to get where you want to go? Can you travel in a submarine in

the undertow? Will you ride a double-decker bus

to the big show? How do you go?

Amazing Words

travel

kayak

llama

dogsled

submarine

double-decker bus

Shared Reading

Vocabulary Words

water

land

airplane

trail

camel

ocean

Phonics

Blend Sounds

v a n v e t v e s t

High Frequency

Words

where

come

Word Work

Review

drum grin red drop

get mud Jan sat

Review

tub hit will hop

cup big bus

Grammar

the dog ran to nick

The dog ran to Nick.

Grammar

Nouns, or naming words, are words that name people, places, or things.

Let’s WriteI would like each of you to think of a place you would like to visit.

We are going to write a sentence that has two nouns in it.

The first noun will be your name; the second noun will be the place you want to visit.

Let’s Write

Daily Journal Writing

Draw and label three different ways of

traveling.

•Oral Language•Comprehension•Grammar

Tomorrow we will read On the Move! again.

Tuesday

Where is your favorite place?

Today we will learn:Build BackgroundAmazing WordsShared Reading: On the Move!Vocabulary WordsPractice /z/High-Frequency WordsPhonics Story: Val’s TopGrammar: NounsShared WritingJournal WritingSocial Studies: Physical Traits of GeographyArt: Visiting Places

Talk with Me, Sing

with Me

How Do You Go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you drive a big car or a boat you

row? Can you climb up on a llama and go

real slow? How do you go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you paddle in a kayak with the

waves high and low? Can you drive a big dogsled right

through the blinding snow? How do you go?

Do you travel to and fro to get where you want to go? Can you travel in a submarine in

the undertow? Will you ride a double-decker bus

to the big show? How do you go?

Amazing Words

travel

kayak

Shared Reading

Vocabulary Words

water

land

airplane

trail

camel

ocean

Phonics

I Want My Car to Vroom

I want my car to vroom, vroom, vroom.

It zips around the room, room, room.Oh, can you see it zoom, zoom,

zoom,Zig, zag, and vroom, vroom, vroom?

I want my plane to vroom, vroom, vroom.

It veers around the room, room, room.

Oh, can you see it zoom, zoom, zoom,

Zip and zap and vroom, vroom, vroom?

Blending Practice B e v V a l a n d M o m i n v a n w i l l

t o p z a p h a s r e d z i p c a n i t

High Frequency

Words

where

come

High-Frequency Words Review

a they go to

look for see the

High-Frequency Words Review

is like she has

Grammar

the dog can sit on the mat

The dog can sit on the mat.

GrammarNouns are naming words that name a person, place, or thing.

Let’s Write!On the Move! is all about different forms of transportation.

We learned about cars, planes, rafts, and many other forms of transportation. Can you think of other forms of transportation?

Let’s Write!Let’s write about one form of transportation.

Submarines move in the water.

Amazing Word Review

engine tracks

Daily Journal Writing

Draw and label five nouns.

•Oral Language•Grammar•Homework

Tomorrow we will read about the animals going to school again

•Oral Language•Grammar•Homework Idea

Tomorrow we will read On the Move! again. What are some ways we can get from place to place?

Wednesday

Where can you zip through a town in a

van?

Today we will learn:Build BackgroundAmazing WordsShared Reading: On the Move!Vocabulary WordsPractice /u/ and /z/High-Frequency WordsStudent Reader: The Jazz BandGrammar: NounsShared WritingJournal WritingSocial Studies: The Best Way to GoComprehension: Cause and Effect

Talk with Me, Sing

with Me

How Do You Go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you drive a big car or a boat you

row? Can you climb up on a llama and go

real slow? How do you go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you paddle in a kayak with the

waves high and low? Can you drive a big dogsled right

through the blinding snow? How do you go?

Do you travel to and fro to get where you want to go? Can you travel in a submarine in

the undertow? Will you ride a double-decker bus

to the big show? How do you go?

Amazing Words

llama

dogsled

Shared Reading

Vocabulary Words

water

land

airplane

trail

camel

ocean

Phonics

Blend Sounds v a n v e s t V a l V i n z i p

Blend Sounds

j a z z J a n a n d D a d z i p

u p g e t i n v a n n e x t

Blend Sounds J e m c a n u s w e n t w i l lB e v

s t o p b u s b a n d b i g f u n d i d

High Frequency

Words

where

come

High-Frequency Review

they see with you like

sees he to a me

High-Frequency Review

is have go do we

was the

Grammar

can you go in A van

Can you go in a van?

GrammarNouns are naming words that name a person, place, or thing.

GrammarLet’s talk about nouns.Who can tell me one way to travel that was in our book? I will write it on the board.

Let’s Write!In the story we just read, Jan and Dad went to see a jazz band. Have you taken a trip with your family? Let’s write a sentence using a word with Vv or Zz.

Mom and I went to the zoo.

Daily Journal Writing

Draw and label how to travel by air.

Respond to LiteratureGrammarHomework Idea

Tomorrow we will read Messenger, Messenger again.

Thursday

What are some ways people travel

on water?

Today we will learn:Build BackgroundAmazing WordsShared Reading: Messenger,

MessengerConnect /v/ to Vv and /z/ to ZzHigh-Frequency WordsDecodable Reader 29: Zip Up, Val!Grammar: NounsShared WritingJournal WritingSocial Studies: Working TogetherComprehension: Theme

Talk with Me, Sing

with Me

How Do You Go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you drive a big car or a boat you

row? Can you climb up on a llama and go

real slow? How do you go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you paddle in a kayak with the

waves high and low? Can you drive a big dogsled right

through the blinding snow? How do you go?

Do you travel to and fro to get where you want to go? Can you travel in a submarine

in the undertow? Will you ride a double-decker

bus to the big show? How do you go?

Amazing Words

double-decker bus

submarine

Shared Reading

Phonics

Blend Sounds

z i p u p V a l i t

h o t n o t r a n g o t

Blend Sounds

i n h a d D a d m a p

c a n g e t o n j e t

High Frequency Words

come where here is a do with

Grammar

he is on a CamelHe is on a camel.

GrammarSentences have nouns. A noun is word that names a person, place, or thing.

I will say some sentences. Raise your hand when you know the noun in the sentences.

Let’s Write!Go by ____!Better than ____!

Daily Journal Writing

Dictate and label three different

places you could travel.

Respond to LiteratureGrammarHomework Idea

Tomorrow we will read about another kind of transportation: a spaceship!

Friday

How do people in different parts of the world travel?

Today we will learn:Build BackgroundAmazing WordsShared Reading: “Man on the Moon”Review /v/ to /z/High-Frequency WordsProgress Monitoring: Read the Words

and SentencesGrammar: NounsSocial Studies: TransportationScience: What Do I Wear?Literature: Plot

Talk with Me, Sing

with Me

How Do You Go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you drive a big car or a boat you

row? Can you climb up on a llama and go

real slow? How do you go? Do you travel to and fro to get where

you want to go? Can you paddle in a kayak with the

waves high and low? Can you drive a big dogsled right

through the blinding snow? How do you go?

Do you travel to and fro to get where you want to go? Can you travel in a submarine

in the undertow? Will you ride a double-decker

bus to the big show? How do you go?

Amazing Words

travel

kayak

llama

dogsled

submarine

double-decker bus

Shared Reading

“Man on the Moon”

Phonics

High Frequency

Words

where

come

Grammar

a man can go to the moon

A man can go to the moon.

GrammarNouns, or naming words, are words that name people, places, or things.

We will write two nouns in each column of this chart. Then we will write sentences with them.

GrammarPerson Animal Place Thing

Let’s Write!This week we read books and listened to On the Move!, Zip Up, Val!, and Jazz Band, “How Do You Go?” and “I Want My Car to Vroom.”

Let’s Write!Let’s write about different forms of transportation we used to get from place to place this week.

Let’s Write!

Bob rode in a car.Julio rode on a bike and in a bus.

Madeline rode on a skateboard and in a car.

Daily Journal Writing

Draw and write a story about

traveling in a van.

PhonicsShared ReadingHigh-Frequency Words

Next week we will read a book called On This Is the Way We Go to School. What do you think the story will be about?

New Words Review

High Frequency Words

where come

Vocabulary Words water land airplane trail camel ocean

Amazing Words travel kayak llama dogsled submarine double-decker bus

Progress

Monitoring

Read the WordsSet A

zip jazz van Bev

Read the WordsSet B

buzz zap vest frizz Val vet

Read the SentencesSet C

1. Dad likes the jazz band.2. Come with me.3. Where is the map?4. Will you come with me?5. Val rode in the big bus.