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Unit 1
Journeys Lessons 1-5
Aug. 27 – Sept. 27 (20 days)
Lesson 1
1TE pp. T1-T75
LLG p. 6
Lesson 2
1TE pp. T99 – T196
LLG p. 7
Lesson 3
1TE pp. T195 – T294
LLG p. 8
Lesson 4
1TE pp. T295 – T392
LLG p. 9
Lesson 5
1TE pp. T393 – T494
LLG p. 10
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WHOLE GROUP
SHARED READING
Citizenship
SS – Standard 2 Objective 1
Weather
Sci. – Standard 2 Objective 3
School
SS – Standard 2 Objective 2
Neighborhoods
SS – Standard 1 Objective 2
Neighborhood Activities
SS – Standard 2 Objective 2
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Texts:
Read Aloud

Anchor

Paired
Lion and the Mouse

What is a Pal? (Informational)

Friends Forever (Poetry)
Susie and the Bandits

The Storm (Realistic fiction)

Storms! (Informational)
Stone Soup

Curious George at School
(Fantasy)
School Long Ago (Informational)
Painting Word Pictures

Lucia’s Neighborhood
(Informational)
City Mouse and Country (Fable)
Training Around the Town

Gus Takes the Train
(Fantasy)
City Zoo (Informational)
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Speaking/Listening
SL.1.1
· Read aloud
· How to have a good discussion
· Read aloud
· Ask and answer questions
· Read aloud
· Using visuals
· Read aloud· Read aloud
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Vocabulary
(Words to Know) RF.1.4
and, be, help, you, play, withfor, what, have, he, look, toodo, find, funny, sing, no, theyall, does, have, me, my, whofriend, full, good, hold, many, pull
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Comprehension Skills/Strategies
RI.1.1, RI.1.2, RL1.1
· Main Idea
· Informational text
· Summarize
· Understanding characters
· Realistic fiction
· Infer and predict
· Sequence of events
· Author’s word choice
· Monitor/clarify
· Text and graphic features
· Author’s word choice
· Question
· Story structure
· Fantasy
· Analyze/evaluate
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LANGUAGE AND FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS
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Phonemic Awareness/ Phonics
RF.1.3
· Short vowel a
· Consonants: n,d,p,f
· Short vowel i
· Consonants: r,h,s,b,g,
· Phonogram –it
· Short vowel o
· Consonants l,x,
· Inflection –s
· Short vowel e
· Consonants y,w,k,v,j
· Phonogram –et
· Short vowel u
· Consonants qu, z
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Spelling
L.1.2
· Short a words· Short i words· Short o words· Short e words· Short u words
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Sight Words*
RF 1.3
I, a, see, like, theto, can, we me, andlook, in, at, my, heis, on, you, or, playshe, it, as, be, go
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Vocabulary Strategies· Classifying and categorizing words· Context clues· Multiple meaning words· Alphabetical order· Synonyms
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Fluency
RF.1.4
· Accuracy: word recognition· Accuracy: word recognition· Phrasing: punctuation· Intonation· Accuracy: self-correct
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WRITING
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Writing Focus
W.1.3, L.1.2
· Labels· Captions· Sentences· Class story· Class story
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Grammar
L.1.1
· Nouns· Possessives· Action Verbs· Adjectives· Adjectives
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Common Core
Writing Handbook
Teacher’s Edition
Labels
(CCWH pp. 14-15)
Captions
(CCWH pp. 16-17)
Sentences
(CCWH pp. 18-19)
Class Story
(CCWH pp. 20-21)
Class Story
(CCWH pp. 22-23)
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SMALL GROUPTE pp. 78-79TE pp. 174-175TE pp. 270-271TE pp. 366-367TE pp. 466-467
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Skills Groups/
Guided Reading
Main Idea, informational text, summarize, accuracy (word recognition)Understanding characters,
realistic fiction infer and predict, accuracy (word recognition)
Sequence of events, author’s word choice monitor/clarify, phrasing (punctuation)Text and graphic features,
author’s word choice, question, intonation
Story structure, fantasy
analyze/evaluate, accuracy (self-correct)
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POSSIBLE ASSESSMENTS
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Comprehension and Phonics

Writing

DIBELS Progress Monitoring
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test

· Text-to-Text Question

· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test

· Text-to-Text Question

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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Readworks.org Text:The New KidWindy WeatherCallie Learns to ListenCarl's Garden ProblemA Day at the Pumpkin Farm
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Writing Prompts:
Opinion
W.1.1

Informative
W.1.2

Narrative
W.1.3
· In your opinion, why is a friend important?

· What is a pal?


· Tell about what you could do with a friend.
· Do you like storms? Why?


· What happens during a storm?

· Tell what you would do in windy weather?
· What is your favorite part of the school day?

· Tell how Curious George made a mess at school.

· Tell about what you do at school.
· In your opinion, why are neighbors important?

· Who are the helpers in Lucia’s neighborhood?

· Tell about your neighborhood.
· Would you rather visit a pumpkin farm or a zoo? Why?
· Tell what Gus does on the train.

· Tell about where you would like to go on a train.
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*Sight words (not found in Journeys)
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LLG = Literacy and Language Guide
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TE = Journeys Teacher Edition (the number before TE indicates the unit)
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SS = Social Studies
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Sci. = Science
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All standard listed on this document are key standards
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Unit 2
Journeys Lessons 6-10
Oct. 1 – Nov. 1 (21 days)
Lesson 6
2TE pp. T1 – T98
LLG p. 11
Lesson 7
2TE pp. T99 – T196
LLG p. 12
Lesson 8
2TE pp. T195 – T294
LLG p. 13
Lesson 9
2TE pp. T295 – T392
LLG p. 14
Lesson 10
2TE pp. T393 – T494
LLG p. 15
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WHOLE GROUP
SHARED READING
Traditional Values
SS –Standard 1 Objective 2c
Animal Communication
Sci. -Standard 4 Objective 2a
Music
SS - Standard 1 Objective 1b
Writing
SS -Standard 1 Objective 1b
Social Relations
SS - Standard 2 Objective 1a
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Texts:
Read Aloud

Anchor

Paired
Night of the Wolf

Jack and the Wolf (Fable)

The Three Little Pigs (Fairy Tale)
Prairie Dogs

How Animals Communicate
(Informational)
Insect Messages (Informational)
The Neighbors

A Musical Day (Realistic Fiction)
Drums (Informational)
The Little Red Hen

Dr. Seuss (Biography)

Two Poems from Dr. Seuss
(Poetry)
Chipper Chips In

A Cupcake Party (Fantasy)
Happy Times (Poetry)
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Speaking/Listening
SL.1.1
· Read aloud
· Ask and answer questions about stories
· Read aloud
· Informational text and compare and contrast
· Read aloud· Read aloud
· Ask and answer questions using information from text
· Read aloud
· Sensory words and words about feeling
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Vocabulary
(Words to Know) RF.1.4
come, said, call, hear, away, everyof, how, make, come why, animalour, today, she, now, her, wouldwrite, read, pictures, draw, was, aftergive, one, small, put, eat, take
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Comprehension Skills/Strategies
RL 1.1, RI 1.1, RI.1.2
· Understanding characters
· Summarize
· Main ideas and details
· Infer/predict
· Sequence of events
· Analyze/evaluate
· Text and graphic features
· Question
· Story structure
· Visualize
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LANGUAGE AND FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS
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Phonemic Awareness/ Phonics
RF. 1.3
· Short vowel a
· Double consonants and ck
· Phonogram ack
· Short vowel i
· Blends with r
· Phonogram ip
· Short vowel o
· Blends with l
· Phonogram ock
· Short vowel e
· Blends with s
· Short vowel u
· Final blends
· Phonogram ump
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Spelling
L.1.2
· Short a words· Short i words· Short o words· Short e words· Short u words
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Sight Words*
RF.1.3
get, for, said, his, thatwas, come, they, yes, ofthis, with, but, has, soby, then, have, here, whatare, from, no, will, do
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Vocabulary Strategies· Shades of meaning· Using a glossary· Define words· Antonyms· Synonyms
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Fluency
RF.1.4
· Expression· Rate· Phrasing: natural pauses· Accuracy: word recognition· Stress
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WRITING
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Writing Focus
W.1.2, L.1.2
· Describing sentences· Poetry· Thank you note· Description· Description
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GRAMMAR L.1.1· Complete sentences· Commas in a series· Statements· Singular/plural noun· Using a, an and the
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Common Core
Writing Handbook
Teacher’s Edition
Sentences that describe
(CCWH pp. 24-25)
Poetry
(CCWH pp. 26-27)
Thank you note
(CCWH pp. 28-29
Description
(CCWH pp. 30-31)
Description
(CCWH pp.32-33)
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SMALL GROUPTE pp. 80-81TE pp. 178-179TE pp. 276-277TE pp. 374-375TE pp. 476-477
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Skills Group/
Guided Reading
Understanding characters, summarize, ask and answer questions, expressionMain ideas and details, infer/predict, Informational text and compare and contrast, rateSequence of events, analyze and evaluate, phrasing (natural pauses)Text and graphic features, ask and answer questions, accuracy (word recognition)Story structure, visualize, sensory words, stress
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POSSIBLE ASSESSMENTS
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Comprehension and Phonics

Writing

DIBELS Progress Monitoring
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test

· Text-to-Text Question

· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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Readworks.org Text:The New ScooterA Baby Polar Bear Grows UpMusic in Your EarDrinking FountainOh Nuts!
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Writing Prompts:
Opinion
W.1.1

Informative
W.1.2

Narrative
W.1.3
· Do you think sharing a new toy is easy or hard? Why?
· What lesson did Jack learn in Jack and the Wolf?
· Tell about a time you shared with a friend.
· In your opinion, why do babies need their mothers.

· Tell about how some animals communicate.

· Animals can communicate without talking, tell about a time you communicated without talking.
· Do you think Aunt Viv was a fun aunt? Why?

· What is the text Music in Your Ear mostly about?

· Tell a story about having fun with music.
· What is your favorite book written by Dr. Seuss? Why?
· Tell some things about Dr. Seuss?

· Write a silly poem with rhyming words.
· Do you think Fritz is a good friend? Why?

· Tell why it was important for Chestnut to gather nuts?
· Tell about a time you were happy.
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*Sight words (not found in Journeys)
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LLG = Literacy and Language Guide
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TE = Journeys Teacher Edition (the number before TE indicates the unit)
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SS = Social Studies
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Sci. = Science
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All standard listed on this document are key standards
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Unit 3
Journeys Lessons 11-15
Nov. 5 – Dec. 14 (23 days)
Lesson 11
3TE pp. T1-T97
LLG p. 16
Lesson 12
3TE pp. T99-T197
LLG p. 17
Lesson 13
3TE pp. T222-T232
LLG p. 18
Lesson 14
3TE pp. T304-T403
LLG p. 19
Lesson 15
3TE pp. T406-T507
LLG p. 20
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WHOLE GROUP
SHARED READING
Marine Habitats
Sci. – Standard 4 Obj. 2
Jungle Animals
Sci. – Standard 4 Obj. 2
Seasons
Sci. – Standard 2 Obj. 3
Citizenship
SS – Standard 2 Obj. 2
Animals
Sci. Standard 4 Obj. 1
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Texts:
Read Aloud

Anchor

Paired
The Piano Lesson

At Home in the Ocean (Informational)
Water (Informational)
Turtle, Frog, Rat

How Leopard Got His Spots (Folk Tale)
The Rain Forest (Informational)
The Prickly Pride of Texas

Seasons (Informational)

Four Seasons for Animals (Informational)
The Tortoise and the Hare

The Big Race (Fantasy)

Rules and Laws (Informational)
The Dancing Wolves

Animal Groups (Informational)
Animal Picnic (Play)
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Speaking/Listening
SL.1.1
· Read aloud· Read aloud
· Giving clear descriptions
· Read aloud
· Discuss Informational text: Compare and contrast
· Read aloud
· Speaking about a topic
· Read aloud
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Vocabulary
(Words to Know) RF.1.4
cold, where, blue, live, far, their, little, waterbrown, own, very, off, never, know, out, beengreen, yellow, grow, open, fall, new, down, goestwo, into, three, starts, over, four, five, watchbird, fly, both, long, eyes, or, those, walk
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Comprehension Skills/Strategies
RI.1.1, RI.1.2, RL.1.1
· Author’s purpose
· Details
· Sequence of events
· Story lesson
· Cause and effect
· Sound words
· Conclusions
· Cause and effect
· Compare and contrast
· Text and graphic features
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LANGUAGE AND FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS
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Phonemic Awareness/ Phonics
RF.1.3
· Digraphs th
· Base words and s, es, ed, ing Endings
· Digraphs ch tch
· Possessives with ‘s
· Phonogram atch
· Digraphs sh, wh, ph
· Contractions with ‘s, n’t
· Long a (CVCe)
· Soft c, g, dge
· Phonograms ake, ace
· Long i (CVCe)
· Digraphs kn, wr, gn, mb
· Phonograms ine, ite
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Spelling
L.1.2
· Digraph th· Digraphs ch, tch· Digraphs sh, wh, ph· Long a (CVCe)· Long i (CVCe)
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Sight Words*
RF.1.3
had, not, were, one, allan, their, must, her, aboutup, out, if, some, wouldthem, other, more, into, yourwhich, many, these, time, been
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Vocabulary Strategies· Classify and categorize Words· Homophones· Words ending in –ed, ‐ing, ‐s· Shades of meaning· Suffixes –er, ‐est
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Fluency
RF.1.4
· Phrasing: Punctuation· Rate· Accuracy: Word recognition· Accuracy: Word recognition· Intonation
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WRITING
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Writing Focus
W.1.2, L.1.2
· Informative: sentences· Informative: instructions· Informative: Sentences· Informative: Report· Informative: Report
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Grammar L.1.1· Proper Nouns· Commands· Subjects and Verbs· Verbs and Time· The verb “be”
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Common Core
Writing Handbook
Teacher’s Edition
Sentences that inform
(CCWH pp. 34-35)
Instructions
(CCWH pp.36-37)
Sentences that information
(CCWH pp. 38-39)
Report
(CCWH pp. 40-41)
Report
(CCWH pp. 42-43)
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SMALL GROUPTE pp. 80-81TE pp. 180-181TE pp. 284-285TE pp. 386-387TE pp. 490-491
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Skills Groups/
Guided Reading
Author’s purpose, details, phrasing (punctuation)Sequence of events, story lesson, rateCause and effect, sound words, accuracy (word recognition)Conclusions, cause and effect, accuracy (word recognition)Compare and contrast, text and graphic features, intonation
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POSSIBLE ASSESSMENTS
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Comprehension and Phonics

Writing

DIBELS Progress Monitoring
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
· Journeys Weekly Test



· DIBELS Next
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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Readworks.org Text:Two Kinds of WhalesGreat GiraffesThe Four SeasonsWhat is a LawAn Owl is a Bird
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Writing Prompts:
Opinion
W.1.1

Informative
W.1.2

Narrative
W.1.3
· What is your favorite ocean animal? Why?

· Tell two facts about blue whales.

· Write a story about the ocean.
· What is your favorite jungle animal? Why?

· Tell some facts about giraffes.

· Write a story about a jungle animal.
· What is your favorite season? Why?

· Tell some facts about one of the seasons.

· Write a story about something you do during your favorite season.
· Did you like the story The Big Race? Why or why not?
· Tell why rules are important.

· Write about some rules you have followed.
· What is your favorite animal group? Why?

· Tell some facts about birds.

· Write a story about animals having fun.