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Unit 6 Week 2

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

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Phonological

Awareness

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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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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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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Phonics:

Blend words with

Variant vowel: a, aw, au, augh,

and all

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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ball

saw

haul

caught

walk

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s

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s

m

all

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t

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all

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p

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c

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m

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c

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b

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s

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c

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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

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High Frequency

Words

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

brother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

friend

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

mother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

father

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Read it!

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Write it!

love

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

picture

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  1. This is a picture of Tom’s brother Tim.

  • Jake’s father and mother coach his baseball

team.

3. My friend and I love to play baseball.

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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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Grammar:

Possessive Pronouns

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1.FL.SC.6c:

SWBAT use pronouns.

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My house is white.

Your mother just called.

His coat is too small.

Julie lost her tooth.

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The dog sleeps in its bed.

Gran stayed at our house.

They put their spelling tests in the basket.

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The school has its own pool.

Miss Dawson helped me with my math.

Susie likes her new skirt.

Jack left his flute on the lawn.

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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

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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

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Reading Performance Based Objective

SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT

identify the reason an author gives to support

points in a text.

1.RI.IKI.8 Identify the reasons an author provides to support points in a text.

to conclude after reasoning; to figure out

one who writes a text (informational or literary)

words presented with the aim of persuading thought or action

Recognize or name

explanation for a belief or action

a claim about something or someone

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How I will be assessed…

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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

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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

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Oral Vocabulary

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inspire

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respect

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decision

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distance

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swiftly

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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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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

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Shared Read:

“All Kinds of Helpers”

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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

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Shared Writing

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Prompt: What are some different kinds of helpers?

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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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Closure

What is one way you can help?

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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

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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 segment phonemes in a word.

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Phoneme Reversal

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Phoneme Reversal

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Phoneme Reversal

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Phoneme Reversal

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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

Variant vowel: a, aw, au, augh,

and all

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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ball

saw

haul

caught

walk

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d

r

aw

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w

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w

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sh

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c

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ch

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Phonics:

Build words with

Variant vowel: a, aw, au, augh,

and all

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s

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Spelling Sort

cause

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Spelling Sort

cause

claw

dawn

haul

paw

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Spelling Sort

cause

claw

dawn

haul

paw

saw

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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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Structural Analysis

Vowel Team

Syllables

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down

down town

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rain

draw

boat

rain bow

draw ing

boat house

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joy ful

re peat

haul ing

rail road

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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!

brother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

friend

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

mother

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Read it!

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Write it!

father

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Read it!

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love

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Read it!

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picture

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  1. This is a picture of Tom’s brother Tim.

  • Jake’s father and mother coach his baseball

team.

3. My friend and I love to play baseball.

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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:

Possessive Pronouns

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1.FL.SC.6c:

SWBAT use pronouns.

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yours

mine

his

theirs

ours

hers

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Is this book yours? It is not mine. It is his.

The bat is theirs. Only the baseballs are ours.

This shirt is just like hers.

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That soup tastes better than mine.

This school is smaller than theirs.

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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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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 determine the author’s argument IOT

identify the reason an author gives to support

points in a text.

1.RI.IKI.8 Identify the reasons an author provides to support points in a text.

to conclude after reasoning; to figure out

one who writes a text (informational or literary)

words presented with the aim of persuading thought or action

Recognize or name

explanation for a belief or action

a claim about something or someone

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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. 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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inspire

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respect

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decision

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distance

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swiftly

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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:

“All Kinds of Helpers”

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Genre

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Skill

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Families love us and

help us.

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Families love us and

help us.

Teachers help us

learn.

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Families love us and

help us.

Teachers help us

learn.

Doctors, nurses, and

Safety helpers keep

you healthy and safe.

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Families love us and

help us.

Teachers help us

learn.

Doctors, nurses, and

Safety helpers keep

you healthy and safe.

The author wanted to inform the reader about different helpers and how they help 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. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Shared Writing

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Prompt: What are some different kinds of helpers?

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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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Closure

What are some ways you can help 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. Shared Read

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Exit Ticket

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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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.PWR.2b:

SWBAT blend sound to read and

write words.

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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

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

Variant vowel: a, aw, au, augh,

and all

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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ball

saw

haul

caught

walk

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h

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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. Anchor Text

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Structural Analysis

Vowel Team

Syllables

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laun dry

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ex plain

aw ful

soak ing

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launch ing

fau cet

jig saw

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law yer

ra coon

oat meal

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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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High Frequency

Words

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

brother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

friend

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

mother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

father

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

love

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

picture

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  1. This is a picture of Tom’s brother Tim.

  • Jake’s father and mother coach his baseball

team.

3. My friend and I love to play baseball.

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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:

Possessive Pronouns

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1.FL.SC.6c:

SWBAT use pronouns.

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yours

mine

his

theirs

ours

hers

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Is this jacket yours?

Yes, it is mine.

No, it is his.

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The blocks are theirs.

Only the cars are ours.

This basketball is just like hers.

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That soup tastes better than mine.

This school is smaller than theirs.

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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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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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Reading Performance Based Objective

SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT

identify the reason an author gives to support

points in a text.

1.RI.IKI.8 Identify the reasons an author provides to support points in a text.

to conclude after reasoning; to figure out

one who writes a text (informational or literary)

words presented with the aim of persuading thought or action

Recognize or name

explanation for a belief or action

a claim about something or someone

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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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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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Oral Vocabulary

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inspire

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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respect

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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decision

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distance

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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swiftly

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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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

Meet Rosina

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Genre

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Skill

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1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

Rosina goes to a special

school for children who are

deaf. Her school is the same

as other schools except they

use sign language to

communicate.

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Rosina goes to a special

school for children who are

deaf. Her school is the same

as other schools except they

use sign language to

communicate.

Rosina likes to play sports.

The players on her team are

all friends.

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Rosina goes to a special

school for children who are

deaf. Her school is the same

as other schools except they

use sign language to

communicate.

Rosina likes to play sports.

The players on her team are

all friends. Rosina spends

time with her family. They

play games.

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1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

Rosina goes to a special

school for children who are

deaf. Her school is the same

as other schools except they

use sign language to

communicate.

Rosina likes to play sports.

The players on her team are

all friends. Rosina spends

time with her family. They

play games.

to give information about a girl who is deaf, who goes to a special school and talks with her hands but whose activities and interests are the same as other children her age

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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 are some different kinds of helpers?

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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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Closure

How did Rosina communicate?

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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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Exit Ticket

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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Thursday

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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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Phonological

Awareness

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1.FL.PA.2c:

SWBAT delete syllables.

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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. Literature Anthology

12. Shared Writing

13. Closure

14. Exit Ticket

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Phonics:

Build words with

Variant vowel: a, aw, au, augh,

and all

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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ball

saw

haul

caught

walk

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l

aw

n

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l

aw

s

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l

aw

s

p

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p

aw

s

au

e

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p

au

s

c

e

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c

au

s

a

e

ll

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c

a

s

s

ll

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c

a

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m

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m

a

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s

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m

a

ll

s

t

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t

a

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s

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t

a

ll

f

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f

a

ll

aw

n

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f

aw

n

d

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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

Vowel Team

Syllables

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crawl ing

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be cause

daugh ter

rail road

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tall est

zoom ing

hall way

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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!

brother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

friend

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

mother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

father

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

love

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

picture

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  1. This is a picture of Tom’s brother Tim.

  • Jake’s father and mother coach his baseball

team.

3. My friend and I love to play baseball.

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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:

Possessive Pronouns

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1.FL.SC.6c:

SWBAT use pronouns.

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yours

mine

his

theirs

ours

hers

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Stan found a ball in their yard. He said, “That

ball is Jan’s”. “It is not his.” He brought it to

Jan. “Here is our ball,” he said.

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The blocks are theirs.

Only the cars are ours.

This basketball is just like hers.

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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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DO NOW

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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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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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 determine the author’s argument IOT

identify the reason an author gives to support

points in a text.

1.RI.IKI.8 Identify the reasons an author provides to support points in a text.

to conclude after reasoning; to figure out

one who writes a text (informational or literary)

words presented with the aim of persuading thought or action

Recognize or name

explanation for a belief or action

a claim about something or someone

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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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1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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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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Oral Vocabulary

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inspire

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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respect

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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decision

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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distance

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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swiftly

1.RI.IKI.8- SWBAT determine the author’s argument IOT identify the reason an author gives to support points in a text.

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Literature Antholgy:

“Abuelita’s Lap”

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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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Shared Writing

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Prompt: What are some different kinds of helpers?

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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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Closure

What were some of the words that rhymed?

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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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Exit Ticket

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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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1.FL.PWR.2b:

SWBAT blend sound to read and

write words.

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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

Variant vowel: a, aw, au, augh,

and all

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1.FL.PWR.3b:

SWBAT decode regularly spelled

one-syllable words.

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ball

saw

haul

caught

walk

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d

r

aw

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w

a

l

k

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w

a

sh

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j

aw

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c

augh

t

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h

au

l

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ch

a

l

k

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c

r

aw

l

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h

aw

k

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s

au

c

e

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w

all

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t

augh

t

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t

all

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t

a

l

k

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s

a

l

t

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y

aw

n

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Phonics:

Build words with

Variant vowel: a, aw, au, augh,

and all

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s

aw

l

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l

aw

n

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l

aw

n

d

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d

aw

n

r

d

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r

aw

n

d

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r

aw

d

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r

aw

j

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j

aw

p

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p

aw

se

au

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p

au

se

c

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c

au

se

l

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c

au

se

l

aw

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c

l

a

aw

ll

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c

a

ll

m

s

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a

ll

m

s

w

k

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a

l

w

t

k

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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

Vowel Team

Syllables

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crawl ing

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be cause

daugh ter

rail road

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tall est

zoom ing

hall way

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1. Phonemic Awareness

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!

brother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

friend

457 of 468

Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

mother

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

father

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

love

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Read it!

Spell it!

Write it!

picture

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  1. This is a picture of Tom’s brother Tim.

  • Jake’s father and mother coach his baseball

team.

3. My friend and I love to play baseball.

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1. Phonemic Awareness

2. Phonics

3. Structural Analysis

4. High Frequency Words

5. Grammar

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Grammar:

Possessive Pronouns

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1.FL.SC.6c:

SWBAT use pronouns.

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yours

mine

his

theirs

ours

hers

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Stan found a ball in their yard. He said, “That

ball is Jan’s”. “It is not his.” He brought it to

Jan. “Here is our ball,” he said.

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The blocks are theirs.

Only the cars are ours.

This basketball is just like hers.