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Unit 5 Week 1

Daily Lessons

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Monday

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Phonological

Awareness

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1.FL.PA.2c:

SWBAT isolate and pronounce the

same vowel sound in more than

one word.

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Contrast Vowel Sounds

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Contrast Vowel Sounds

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Contrast Vowel Sounds

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Contrast Vowel Sounds

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Contrast Vowel Sounds

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Phonics:

Blend words with

R-controlled vowel: ar

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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star

car

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f

ar

m

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ar

m

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y

ar

d

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l

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e

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s

t

ar

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ar

t

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d

ar

k

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b

ar

n

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c

ar

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h

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y

ar

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h

ar

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sh

ar

p

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s

c

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p

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ch

ar

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ch

ar

m

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h

a

d

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h

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Dictation

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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High Frequency

Words

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

four

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

large

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

none

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

only

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

put

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

round

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  1. I see four fish in the fish tank.
  2. I saw a large dog in the park.
  3. Ted has one left, but Mark has none.
  4. The card only costs five cents.
  5. Where did you put my book?
  6. A penny is round?

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Grammar:

Joining sentences

with and, but, or

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1.FL.SC.6f:

SWBAT use conjunctions.

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You march to the top of the hill. You look for the barn.

You march to the top of the hill, and you look for the

barn.

Walk by the lake. Do not go in the water.

Walk by the lake, but do not go in the water.

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Who is he, and where is he from?

You can take the high path, or you can take the

low path.

We were going to take a car trip, but we ran out

of gas.

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

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DO NOW

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Introduction

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Reading Performance Based Objective

SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT to

describe its characters, setting, and/or events.

1.RL.IKI.7 Either orally or in writing when appropriate, use illustrations and words in a text to describe its characters, setting, or events.

An example or image serving to clarify or prove something

Important words and/or phrases

A narrative account, either real or fictitious, told in prose

to give an account in words (of someone or something), including all the relevant characteristics, qualities, or events

a personality in a literary work

the time and or place where the story occurs

something that happens or happened

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How I will be assessed…

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Gradual Release Responsibility

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Essential Question

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Oral Vocabulary

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distinguish

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classify

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entire

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organize

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startled

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Listening

Comprehension

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Genre

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Strategy

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Respond to Text

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Shared Read:

“A Barn Full of Hats”

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Genre

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Shared Writing

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Prompt: What happened when Goldilocks stopped at the

bear’s house?

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Closure

What are some ways we learned how to classify and categorize information?

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8. Essential Question

9. Oral Vocabulary

10. Listening Comprehension

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. High Frequency Words

4. Grammar

5. DO NOW

6. Introduction

7. PBO

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Exit Ticket

What did the animals find at the barn?

  1. A box full of colorful yarn.
  2. A box of hats.

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Tuesday

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Phonological

Awareness

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1.FL.PA.2c:

SWBAT delete phonemes in a word.

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Phoneme Categorization

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Phoneme Categorization

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Phoneme Categorization

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Phoneme Categorization

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Phonics:

Blend words with

R-controlled vowel: ar

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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star

car

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d

a

dd

y

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d

ar

k

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s

t

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l

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ar

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b

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sh

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Phonics:

Build words with

R-controlled vowel: ar

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ar

d

c

h

p

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ar

p

h

sh

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ar

p

sh

k

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ar

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c

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ar

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c

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Spelling Sort

arm

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Spelling Sort

arm

art

barn

cart

harm

yarn

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Spelling Sort

arm

art

barn

cart

harm

yarn

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Structural Analysis

Irregular Plurals

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shark

sharks

marsh

marshes

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man

men

One man sat down.

Two men stood up.

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sheep

One sheep has black wool.

Five sheep have white wool.

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child

woman

person

deer

foot

children

women

people

deer

feet

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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High Frequency

Words

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

four

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

large

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

none

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Read it!

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Write it!

only

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

put

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

round

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  1. I see four fish in the fish tank.
  2. I saw a large dog in the park.
  3. Ted has one left, but Mark has none.
  4. The card only costs five cents.
  5. Where did you put my book?
  6. A penny is round?

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Grammar:

Joining sentences

with and, but, or

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1.FL.SC.6f:

SWBAT use conjunctions.

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Chen is cold. He does not have his coat.

Chen is cold because he does not have his coat.

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Barb lives far away. She rides the bus to school.

Barb lives far away, so she rides the bus to school.

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so

__________________________________________________________

because

__________________________________________________________

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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DO NOW

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Introduction

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Reading Performance Based Objective

SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT to

describe its characters, setting, and/or events.

1.RL.IKI.7 Either orally or in writing when appropriate, use illustrations and words in a text to describe its characters, setting, or events.

An example or image serving to clarify or prove something

Important words and/or phrases

A narrative account, either real or fictitous, told in prose

to give an account in words (of someone or something), including all the relevant characteristics, qualities, or events

a personality in a literary work

the time and or place where the story occurs

something that happens or happened

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How I will be assessed…

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Gradual Release Responsibility

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Essential Question

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Oral Vocabulary

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distinguish

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classify

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entire

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organize

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startled

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Shared Read:

“A Barn Full of Hats”

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Genre

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Skill

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Hen

Hen takes the flat

hat.

She thinks a flat

hat makes a good

nest.

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Hen

Hen takes the flat

hat.

She thinks a flat

hat makes a good

nest.

Cat

Cat wants

something to play

with.

Cat will take the

hat apart to play

with the yarn.

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Hen

Hen takes the flat

hat.

She thinks a flat

hat makes a good

nest.

Cat

Cat wants

something to play

with.

Cat will take the

hat apart to play

with the yarn.

Horse

Horse says “This

hat is for me.”

Horse grabbed the

hat in his teeth.

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Shared Writing

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Prompt: What happened when Goldilocks stopped at the

bear’s house?

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Closure

How can you determine a character’s point of view?

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Exit Ticket

What kind of hat did the horse want?

  1. A flat hat
  2. A hat that is shaped like a triangle.

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Wednesday

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Phonological

Awareness

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1.FL.PA.2b:

SWBAT orally produce words by

blending the phonemes.

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Phoneme Blending

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Phoneme Blending

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Phoneme Blending

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Phoneme Blending

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Phonics:

Blend words with

R-controlled vowel: ar

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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star

car

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h

ar

m

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s

c

ar

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ch

ar

g

e

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sh

ar

k

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s

t

ar

t

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f

ar

m

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b

ar

n

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sh

ar

p

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m

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t

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m

ar

sh

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m

ar

k

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d

ar

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p

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ch

ar

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e

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m

a

n

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m

e

n

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f

oo

t

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f

ee

t

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Dictation

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Structural Analysis

Irregular Plurals

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child

children

One child runs to the swings.

Many children go down the slide.

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man

men

foot

person

feet

people

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man

men

foot

person

feet

people

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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High Frequency

Words

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

four

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Read it!

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Write it!

large

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Read it!

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Write it!

none

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Read it!

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Write it!

only

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Read it!

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Write it!

put

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Read it!

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Write it!

round

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  1. I see four fish in the fish tank.
  2. I saw a large dog in the park.
  3. Ted has one left, but Mark has none.
  4. The card only costs five cents.
  5. Where did you put my book?
  6. A penny is round?

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Grammar:

Joining sentences

with and, but, or

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1.FL.SC.6f:

SWBAT use conjunctions.

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Horse picked Farmer Clark’s hat because it was large

and floppy.

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Jack cleaned the windows _____________ and Pam

washed the car.

We went to see the show ______________ it was over.

and

but

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Did you get a letter _________________ did you get an

email?

Do you like bananas _________________ do you like

grapes?

or

or

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Should we wait for the train ________________ should

we walk?

I like pancakes _____________ I like eggs.

or

and

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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DO NOW

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

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Introduction

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Reading Performance Based Objective

SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT to

describe its characters, setting, and/or events.

1.RL.IKI.7 Either orally or in writing when appropriate, use illustrations and words in a text to describe its characters, setting, or events.

An example or image serving to clarify or prove something

Important words and/or phrases

A narrative account, either real or fictitous, told in prose

to give an account in words (of someone or something), including all the relevant characteristics, qualities, or events

a personality in a literary work

the time and or place where the story occurs

something that happens or happened

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How I will be assessed…

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Gradual Release Responsibility

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Essential Question

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Oral Vocabulary

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distinguish

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classify

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entire

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organize

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startled

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Anchor Text

“A Lost Button”

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Genre

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Skill

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character

clue

Point of view

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character

clue

Point of view

Toad

Toad says, “Oh

drat!”

Toad is upset.

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character

clue

Point of view

Toad

Toad says, “Oh

drat!”

Toad is upset.

Frog

Frog says not

to worry.

Frog is calm

and patient.

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character

clue

Point of view

Toad

Toad says, “Oh

drat!”

Toad is upset.

Frog

Frog says not

to worry.

Frog is calm

and patient.

Toad

Toad shouts.

Toad is upset

and mad.

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character

clue

Point of view

Frog

Frog says not

to worry.

Frog is calm

and patient.

Toad

Toad shouts.

Toad is upset

and mad.

Frog

Frog jumped

for joy.

Frog is happy

to get the jacket.

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Shared Writing

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Prompt: What happened when Goldilocks stopped at the

bear’s house?

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Closure

What are some of the different feelings or point of views of Frog and Toad?

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Exit Ticket

What is the first thing that happened in the text?

  1. Frog and Toad went for a walk.
  2. Frog and Toad went to dinner.

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Thursday

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Phonological

Awareness

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1.FL.PA.2c:

SWBAT isolate and pronounce the

same vowel sound in more than

one word.

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Phoneme Categorization

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Phoneme Categorization

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Phoneme Categorization

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Phoneme Categorization

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Phonics:

Build words with

R-controlled vowel: ar

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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star

car

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t

ar

f

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f

ar

m

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f

ar

m

ch

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ch

ar

m

t

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ch

ar

t

c

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c

ar

t

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c

ar

b

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b

ar

k

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b

ar

k

n

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b

ar

n

y

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y

ar

n

d

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y

ar

d

h

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h

ar

d

p

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h

ar

p

sh

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sh

ar

p

k

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Dictation

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Structural Analysis

Irregular Plurals

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woman

women

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foot

man

child

feet

men

children

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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High Frequency

Words

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

four

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

large

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

none

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

only

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

put

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

round

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  1. I see four fish in the fish tank.
  2. I saw a large dog in the park.
  3. Ted has one left, but Mark has none.
  4. The card only costs five cents.
  5. Where did you put my book?
  6. A penny is round?

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Grammar:

Joining sentences

with and, but, or

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1.FL.SC.6f:

SWBAT use conjunctions.

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We were late for the bus, so we had to run.

Carly gave back the jar of jam because it was too tart.

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I can’t come over and play _____________ I have to

help my dad.

The joke was funny, ______________ I laughed.

My dog got very muddy, ______________ I had to wash

her.

because

so

so

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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DO NOW

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Introduction

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Reading Performance Based Objective

SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT to

describe its characters, setting, and/or events.

1.RL.IKI.7 Either orally or in writing when appropriate, use illustrations and words in a text to describe its characters, setting, or events.

An example or image serving to clarify or prove something

Important words and/or phrases

A narrative account, either real or fictitous, told in prose

to give an account in words (of someone or something), including all the relevant characteristics, qualities, or events

a personality in a literary work

the time and or place where the story occurs

something that happens or happened

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How I will be assessed…

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Gradual Release Responsibility

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Essential Question

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Oral Vocabulary

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distinguish

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classify

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entire

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organize

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startled

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Literature Antholgy:

“Sort it Out”

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Genre

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Shared Writing

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Prompt: What happened when Goldilocks stopped at the bear’s house?

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Closure

What are some ways we can sort objects?

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

6. DO NOW

7. Introduction

8. PBO

9. Essential Question

10. Oral Vocabulary

11. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Exit Ticket

What does “alike” mean?

  1. different
  2. same

1.RL.IKI.7- SWBAT use illustrations and details in a story IOT describe its characters, settings, and/or events.

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Friday

Review and Test

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

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Phonological

Awareness

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1.FL.PA.2b:

SWBAT orally produce words by

blending the phonemes.

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Phoneme Blending

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Phoneme Blending

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Phoneme Blending

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Phoneme Blending

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

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Phonics:

Blend words with

R-controlled vowel: ar

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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star

car

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d

a

dd

y

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d

ar

k

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s

t

ar

t

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l

ar

g

e

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f

ar

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f

ar

m

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h

ar

d

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b

ar

k

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ch

ar

t

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s

c

ar

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ch

ar

g

e

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m

ar

ch

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sh

ar

k

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Phonics:

Build words with

R-controlled vowel: ar

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ar

d

c

h

p

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ar

p

h

sh

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ar

p

sh

k

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ar

k

sh

p

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ar

k

p

t

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ar

t

p

c

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ar

t

c

ch

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ar

t

ch

m

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ar

m

ch

h

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ar

m

h

f

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ar

m

f

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ar

f

b

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ar

b

c

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ar

s

c

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ar

s

c

f

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Dictation

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

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Structural Analysis

Irregular Plurals

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woman

women

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foot

man

child

feet

men

children

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2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

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High Frequency

Words

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

four

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

large

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

none

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

only

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

put

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

round

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  1. I see four fish in the fish tank.
  2. I saw a large dog in the park.
  3. Ted has one left, but Mark has none.
  4. The card only costs five cents.
  5. Where did you put my book?
  6. A penny is round?

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

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Grammar:

Joining sentences

with and, but, or

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1.FL.SC.6f:

SWBAT use conjunctions.

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We were late for the bus, so we had to run.

Carly gave back the jar of jam because it was too tart.

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I can’t come over and play _____________ I have to

help my dad.

The joke was funny, ______________ I laughed.

My dog got very muddy, ______________ I had to wash

her.

because

so

so

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