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Unit 6 - Week 2

What’s the Weather?

What happens in different kinds of weather?

Rotations

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Weekly Printables

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Day 1

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Weekly Opener

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Weekly Song

Rain, Rain, Go Away

Rain, rain, go away.

Come again some other day.

Rain, rain, go away.

Little children want to play.

Which type of weather the song is telling about?

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VOCABULARY

predict

To predict is to guess what will happen in the future.

I predict that you

will enjoy that book.

Who do you predict will win a race?

A cat or a dog?

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VOCABULARY

temperature

The temperature tells how hot or cold something is.

The outside temperature today is around 70 degrees.

Do you like warmer or colder temperatures? Why?

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We will now read read about the rainy season in a part of Africa.

How do you think the animals feel about the rain?

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Rain is a fantasy story. Fantasy stories have characters, people, or animals that are not real. Some events in fantasy, such as animals talking, could never happen in real life.

Front Cover

Rain

Genre:

Fantasy

Big Book

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The author

writes the words.

The title

gives us clues for what the book will be about

Title Page

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Pages 4-5

Rain

soil: dirt

cracked: broken

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Pages 6-7

Rain

sniffed: When I sniffed the flowers, I smelled the flowers.

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Pages 8-9

Rain

I read that there is lightning and I see a drawing of it. I can make a picture in my mind of lightning flashing brightly in the sky. This helps me to understand what is happening near the zebras.

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Pages 10-11

Rain

baboons:

a type of monkey. What do you know about monkeys?

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Pages 12-13

Rain

splashed: When the raindrop hit the ground, it splashed.

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Pages 14-15

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purr:

Cats purr, but purr can also mean speaking softly.

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Pages 16-17

Rain

I read before that the rain was just starting. Now I read that it rained and rained. I make a picture in my mind of a strong rainstorm. I see puddles filling. Rain is everywhere. This helps me to understand how the weather in the story changed.

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Pages 18-19

Rain

sprout: grow

feathery: Birds have feathers.If something is feathery, it looks or feels like a feather.

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Pages 20-21

Rain

shade:

a shadow made by trees or buildings when it is sunny outside.

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Pages 22-23

Rain

It was hot before the rain. The text says the mud is cool and soft. I make a picture in my mind of the rhino cooling off in the mud. This helps me understand that the rain made the rhino feel happy.

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Pages 24-25

Rain

What do the baboons do after the rain stops?

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Pages 26-27

Rain

refreshing: Something refreshing makes you feel better.

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Pages 28-29

Rain

What do you predict will happen with the rain?

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Pages 30-31

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plain: One meaning of plain is “flat land.” What word describes the opposite of a plain?

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Pages 32

Rain

What happens at the end of the story?

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How did the animals know the rain was coming?

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SOUND FLUENCY

skip

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/k/

key

king

kite

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/k/

lock

duck

The /k/ sound at the end of a word is represented by ck

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Listen for the /k/ sound

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High Frequency Words

she

s

she

She is happy.

h

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High Frequency Words

she

She is happy.

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High Frequency Words

was

w

was

It was hot today.

a

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High Frequency Words

was

It was hot today.

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Grammar

Proper nouns are naming words for people, places, things, and animals. They are specific names and must start with a capital letter.

Jay lives on Main Street.

_______ lives on _______ .

Can you complete the sentence with proper nouns?

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Day 2

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Some types of weather repeat year after year, such as the rainy season in parts of Africa. Describe the weather outside today.

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Weekly Song

Rain, Rain, Go Away

Rain, rain, go away.

Come again some other day.

Rain, rain, go away.

Little children want to play.

Which type of weather the song is telling about?

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Phonemic Awareness

I can listen to the sounds

in words.

car

far

They both

say -ar

Words that rhyme have the same ending sounds.

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Phonemic Awareness

I can listen to the sounds

in words.

joy

toy

They both

say -oy

Words that rhyme have the same ending sounds.

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Phonemic Awareness

I can listen to the sounds

in words.

rain

pan

rain says -ain

pan says -an

Words that rhyme have the same ending sounds.

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Phonemic Awareness

I can listen to the sounds

in words.

go

slow

They both

say -o/ow

Words that rhyme have the same ending sounds.

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Phonemic Awareness

I can listen to the sounds

in words.

sad

sing

sad says -ad

sing says -ing

Words that rhyme have the same ending sounds.

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Phonemic Awareness

I can listen to the sounds

in words.

day

door

day says -ay

door says -oor

Words that rhyme have the same ending sounds.

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Phonemic Awareness

I can listen to the sounds

in words.

up

cup

They both

say -up

Words that rhyme have the same ending sounds.

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Categories: Weather Words

Weather words describe what it is like outside.

rain

rainy

clouds

cloudy

storm

lightning

thunder

wind

windy

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Categories: Weather Words

Weather words describe what it is like outside.

sun

sunny

hot

cold

snow

snowy

What other weather words can you think of?

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Big Book

Skip story

Genre:

Fantasy

Rain is a fantasy story. Fantasy stories have characters, people, or animals that are not real. Some events in fantasy, such as animals talking, could never happen in real life.

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The author

writes the words.

The title

gives us clues for what the book will be about

Title Page

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Pages 4-31

Rain

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Pages 32

Rain

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SOUND FLUENCY

skip

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skip

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High Frequency Words

she

s

she

She is happy.

h

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High Frequency Words

was

w

was

It was hot today.

a

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Take a look at the cover. What is the weather like? What do you think the little girl might do on this day?

How might the weather change today? How can you tell?

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How has the weather changed?

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Why are Kim and her grandmother running home?

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What do you like to do on a rainy day?

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Common nouns

Proper nouns

street

Main Street

restaurant

Burger King

movie

Black Panther

teacher

Mrs. Miller

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Day 3

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VOCABULARY

drought

A drought is a long period of time with no rain.

The drought caused the dirt to dry up and crack.

Why do people wish for rain during a drought?

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VOCABULARY

clever

If you have a clever idea, you have a smart idea.

The clever bird played

with the ball.

What clever idea have you

had recently? Explain.

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VOCABULARY

storm

During a storm, there are strong winds, heavy rain, or snow.

After the a rain storm, there were large puddles in the street.

What would a town look like

after a snow storm?

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Genre:

Folktale

We will be reading a folktale. A folktale is a made-up story from long ago that often teaches a lesson.

The Frog and the Locust

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Interactive Read Aloud

“The Frog and the Locust”

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“The Frog and the Locust”

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“The Frog and the Locust”

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“The Frog and the Locust”

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skip

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Did Ken pack the map?

I am sick in bed.

I see the red rock.

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DECODABLE

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Initial k__

Final __ck

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High Frequency Words

she

s

she

She is happy.

h

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High Frequency Words

was

w

was

It was hot today.

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High Frequency Words

she

She was sad.

Was the cat on the bed?

Was Bill on the cot?

She can go with you and Kim.

was

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Grammar

Nouns are naming words for people, places, things, and animals.

We can add -s to make it plural, more than one.

We add -es when the word ends in ch, tch, sh, x, z, or ss.

lock

wish

wishes

locks

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Day 4

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Interactive Read Aloud

reread

“The Frog and the Locust”

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“The Frog and the Locust”

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“The Frog and the Locust”

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“The Frog and the Locust”

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Comprehension

Questions

What did Paqua want after the drought had lasted many weeks?

What was the temperature like near the creek?

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When it rains, we say it is _________ .

When the sun shines, we say it is _________ .

When the sky is full of clouds, we say it is _________ .

When the wind blows, we say it is _________ .

rainy

sunny

cloudy

windy

Categories: Weather Words

Weather words describe what it is like outside.

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What did you learn about clouds?

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High Frequency Words

she

She can see the balloon.

Was she with you?

The kitten was with you.

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What do you like to do on a sunny day?

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Common noun

Proper noun

cloud

Kim

New York

lightning

weather

Cloud Watch

sunshine

Sesame Street

cloud

Kim

lightning

New York

Cloud Watch

weather

Sesame Street

sunshine

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Day 5

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What happens in different kinds of weather?

What did you learn from reading this week?

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pack

back

kid

pick

peck

Ken

lock

sock

Mack is at the dock

Ken is sick in bed

Can you sit on the deck?

His sock was lost.

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High Frequency Words

My umbrella is blue.

He has big yellow rain boots.

The dog is with me.

She was afraid of the storm.

A little ray of sun shone.

I was late for school.

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Grammar

Proper nouns are naming words for people, places, things, and animals. They are specific names and must start with a capital letter.

_______ is a person I know.

Can you complete the sentence with proper nouns?

_______ is the state I live in.

_______ is where I can buy food.

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Vocabulary

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Seasons Song

Learn the Seasons

Letter of the Day - K

Letter K

-ck song

I want to be a Meteorologist

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Day 1 - Rotations

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1ST ROTATION

Teacher

page:

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2nd ROTATION

page:

Teacher Name

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3rd ROTATION

page:

Teacher Name

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Day 2 - Rotations

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1ST ROTATION

Teacher Name

page:

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Teacher Name

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Teacher Name

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Day 3 - Rotations

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1ST ROTATION

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page:

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Teacher Name

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Teacher Name

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Day 4 - Rotations

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1ST ROTATION

Teacher Name

page:

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Teacher Name

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3rd ROTATION

page:

Teacher Name

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Day 5 - Rotations

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1ST ROTATION

Teacher Name

page:

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2nd ROTATION

page:

Teacher Name

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3rd ROTATION

page:

Teacher Name