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When should we work together? When should we work alone?

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Bremen Town Musicians Vocabulary Words

     mill musician excitement robbers monsters

Amazing Words

        partnership solution survival miserable struggle depend familiar insist

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High Frequency Words

people       sign bought scared probably shall pleasant

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       

Spelling Words

note switch notes switches lunch baby lunches babies story crumbs stories supplies tune centuries tunes

Word Wall Words

 bought  people  pleasant  probably  scared  shall  sign

Big Question: When should we work together? When should we work alone?

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

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Monday

Morning Warm-Up

Sometimes we need help when we’re working toward a goal or trying to solve a problem. When should we work together? When should we work alone?

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Monday

Morning Warm-Up

Sometimes we need help when we’re working toward a goal or trying to solve a problem. When should we work together? When should we work alone?

Today we will learn about:

new amazing words,

 

plurals, author’s purpose,

plural nouns that change spelling

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Amazing Words

partnership

part – ner – ship

 A

partnership

happens when two or more people become partners and join together to share something.

 My best friend and I have a real

partnership

—we do everything together.

 The

partnership

of those people has lasted for many years.

solution

so – lu - tion

 A

solution

is the process of solving a problem.

 The

solution

to that problem took a long time.

 Mom came up with the

solution

by promising to drive me to the game.

survival

sur – vi - val

Survival

means the act of living on or of surviving.

 The

survival

of the people in that fire depended on the firefighters.

Survival

in a harsh place like the desert is difficult.

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

flagged skating

Both these words have a base word, an ending, and a spelling change.

Today you’ll learn about endings for plurals, words that mean “more than one.”

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

stars wishes

To make words mean “more than one,” the ending –s or –es is added.

The ending –s -es is added to most words; is added to words that end in sh, ch, tch, s, ss, or x.

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

city cities

If a word ends in a consonant followed by a y , you will change the y to an i and add -es .

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

       

patches dishes boxes pennies farms ranches buddies glasses

        

parties lunches messes foxes skirts candies sashes bodies ponies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s -es -ies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s -es -ies

babies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts

-es -ies

babies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts

-es

benches

-ies

babies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts

-es

benches scratches

-ies

babies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts

-es

benches scratches

-ies

babies ladies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts baskets

-es

benches scratches

-ies

babies ladies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts baskets orders

-es

benches scratches

-ies

babies ladies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts baskets orders

-es

benches scratches

-ies

babies ladies buddies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts baskets orders

-es

benches scratches kisses

-ies

babies ladies buddies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts baskets orders dancers

-es

benches scratches kisses

-ies

babies ladies buddies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts baskets orders dancers

-es

benches scratches kisses circuses

-ies

babies ladies buddies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

baby, expert, bench, scratch, lady, basket, order, buddy, kiss, dancer, circus, candy

-s

experts baskets orders dancers

-es

benches scratches kisses circuses

-ies

babies ladies buddies candies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

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mixes corners germs hitches stories roses dishes perches

      

centers lilies armies gerbils puppies buses cents

Let Talk About Working Together!

Author’s Purpose

An author has a reason for writing.

An author can write to inform or explain something.

An author can write to entertain.

An author can write to describe something.

An author can write to convince the reader to think or act in a certain way.

The Mango Tree

Daily Fix-It

• • • •

the donkey didnt have any food

The donkey didn’t have any food.

he mised his lunchs

He missed his lunches.

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling • • • A singular noun names one person, place, animal, or thing.

A plural noun names more than one person, place, animal, or thing.

Some nouns change spelling to name more than one.

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling           man men leaf leaves tooth teeth woman women wife wives           child children foot feet mouse mice goose geese loaf loaves

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Monday

Journal Topic

Write about why partnerships are important.

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Tuesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about some animals traveling to Bremen Town. We will read about how and why they work together. When have you worked with others?

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Tuesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about some animals traveling to Bremen Town . We will read about how and why they work together. When have you worked with others?

Today we will learn about:

    

new amazing words, plurals, author’s purpose, story structure, high-frequency words,

vocabulary, and

plural nouns that change spelling

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Amazing Words

miserable

mis – er – a – ble

 If you are

miserable

, you are very, very unhappy. Something that is miserable causes great unhappiness.

 Pat was

miserable

that day.

about missing school  Sally has a

miserable

cold.

struggle

strug – gle

 If you

struggle

, you work hard to do something difficult. If you have a

struggle

, you have some very hard work to get something done.

 The swimmer

struggled

big waves.

hard against the  It is a

struggle

my allowance.

for me to save money from

depend

de – pend

 When you

depend

on someone or something, you count on or trust that person or thing.

 I

depend

on my alarm clock to wake me up in the morning.

 A kitten

depends

on its mother for food and protection.

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

 To make most words plural, you will add an –s .  If the word ends in with sh, ch, tch, ss, s, or x, you will add an –es .

 If the word ends with one consonant and a y , change the y to an i and add –es.

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

         buddies jobs hours dishes supplies classmates messes lunches chores

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

-s -es -ies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

-s -es

dishes

-ies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

-s -es

dishes

-ies

buddies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

jobs

-s -es

dishes

-ies

buddies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

jobs hours

-s -es

dishes

-ies

buddies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

jobs hours

-s -es

dishes messes

-ies

buddies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

jobs hours

-s -es

dishes messes

-ies

buddies supplies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

-s

jobs hours classmates

-es

dishes messes

-ies

buddies supplies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

-s

jobs hours classmates chores

-es

dishes messes

-ies

buddies supplies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

dish, buddy, job, hour, mess, supply, classmate, chore, lunch

-s

jobs hours classmates chores

-es

dishes messes lunches

-ies

buddies supplies

Plurals

–s, -es, -ies

 The tunes had many notes.

 The tunes had many notes .

 I will read the stories to the baby.

 I will read the stories to the baby.

 We did not switch lunches.

 We did not switch lunches .

 The babies like hearing the same story.

 The babies like hearing the same story.

Author’s Purpose

 An author has a reason for writing.

 He or she might write to explain or inform, entertain, express feelings, or convince the reader to think or act a certain way.

 As you read, ask yourself what the story is about and why the author might have written it.

 Notice if the story is funny, serious, or sad.

Story Structure

 Story structure is how the story is put together.

 It includes setting, plot, and characters.

 Each piece of the story is needed to make it whole.

 Paying attention to story structure as you read helps you to understand the story.

 As you read, notice where and when the story takes place. Notice who the characters are and how they act. Notice what is happening.

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High Frequency Words people

     

sign bought scared probably shall pleasant

High-Frequency Words

      

people friend sign love shall full bought

      

stood probably door pleasant never scared sure

Vocabulary Words

 mill – a building where grain is crushed into flour  musician – someone who plays music  excitement – a feeling of being very happy   robbers – people who steal monsters – scary creatures

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Vocabulary Words

 Donkey was tired of working at the ___.

 Donkey was tired of working at the mill .

 One day three furry ____ scared Donkey and stole all the grain.

 One day three furry monsters scared Donkey and stole all the grain.

Vocabulary Words

  “Oh, no! Those ___ took everything!” Donkey cried.

“Oh, no! Those robbers took everything!” Donkey cried.

 Donkey was surprised when his owner danced with ____.

 Donkey was surprised when his owner danced with excitement .

Vocabulary Words

 “Now we don’t have to work, and we can become ____!” said Donkey’s owner.

 “Now we don’t have to work, and we can become musicians !” said Donkey’s owner.

Daily Fix-It

• •   he at good food on the fam.

He ate good food on the farm.

but he was’nt at the farm now

But he wasn’t at the farm now.

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling 

A plural noun names more than one person, place, or thing.

Some nouns change to a different word when they are made plural.

wolf

  

wolves man men

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Tuesday

Journal Topic

Write about a time when you worked closely with another person.

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Wednesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about Bat. Bat is alone and sad. What might make Bat feel better?

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Wednesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about Bat. Bat is alone and sad . What might make Bat feel better?

Today we will learn about:

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new amazing words, r-controlled er, ir, ur, plurals, high-frequency words,

homophones, and

plural nouns that change spelling

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Amazing Words

familiar

fa – mil – i – ar

 Something or someone

familiar

to you is well known or close to you from repeated contact.

 It was nice to be home in a

familiar

after traveling.

place  By the end of the year, I will be

familiar

with my entire class.

insist

in – sist

 When you

insist

, you are making a demand or taking a stand.

 Mom

insisted

that I finish my homework before watching TV.

 Your best friend will

insist

that you come to her birthday party.

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er ir ur

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er ir ur

firm

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

firm

ir

burn

ur

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself firm

ir

burn

ur

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch firm

ir

burn

ur

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch firm

ir

burn curl

ur

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch firm birth

ir

burn curl

ur

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch clerk firm birth

ir

burn curl

ur

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch clerk firm birth stir

ir

burn curl

ur

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch clerk firm birth stir

ir ur

burn curl purse

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch clerk modern firm birth stir

ir ur

burn curl purse

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch clerk modern firm birth stir

ir ur

burn curl purse survive

r-Controlled

er, ir, ur: firm, burn, herself, perch, curl, birth, clerk, stir, purse, modern, survive, birdbath

er

herself perch clerk modern

ir

firm birth stir birdbath

ur

burn curl purse survive

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High Frequency Words people

     

sign bought scared probably shall pleasant

High-Frequency Words

 Which is a pleasant dream —a dream about going on a picnic or a dream about a monster?

 Which happens when you are scared — you smile or your heart beats quickly?

 Which will probably happen —you will see a unicorn or you will see a dog?

High-Frequency Words

 Which might be bought at a store every week —a dance or a loaf of bread?

 Which will most people choose to drink —a cup of oil or a cup of water?

 Which might you see on a sign — “35 miles per hour” or pictures of snowflakes?

 Which is something you shall do later today —homework or grade tests?

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Spelling Words

note switch notes switches lunch baby lunches babies story crumbs stories supplies tune centuries tunes

Word Wall Words

 bought  people  pleasant  probably  scared  shall  sign

Homophones

 A

homophone

is a word that sounds the same as another word, but has a different meaning and is spelled differently.  The dog felt

weak

.

 The dog walked for a

week

.

• • • •

he red a dog storie

He read a dog stories.

he new other storys too

He knew other stories too.

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling • • • A singular noun names one person, place, animal, or thing.

A plural noun names more than one person, place, animal, or thing.

Some nouns change spelling to name more than one.

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling 

The mouse ate the cheese.

The mice ate the cheese.

The woman smiled.

The women smiled.

The child played on the swings.

The children played on the swings.

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Wednesday

Journal Topic

Write about a time when you worked with someone else to accomplish something.

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Thursday

Morning Warm-Up

Some animals work as teams. What things might an animal need help with? Today we will read about how some animals work together.

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Thursday

Morning Warm-Up

Some animals work as teams . What things might an animal need help with? Today we will read about how some animals work together.

Today we will learn about:

plurals,

plural nouns that change spelling

Sentence Reading

 I’m putting vases on a shelf above the dishes.

 Don’t go toward those bushes where the puppies play.

 She’ll have to spell the whole word.

 They’ll dig enough holes to plant crops.

 The cages are full of a bunch of bunnies.

 She’s making dresses like those from long ago.

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       

Spelling Words

note switch notes switches lunch baby lunches babies story crumbs stories supplies tune centuries tunes

Word Wall Words

 bought  people  pleasant  probably  scared  shall  sign

Animals Helping Animals

the donkey blue the hurn.

The donkey blew the horn.

the dog stated to hum a tun.

The dog started to hum a tune.

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling 

A plural noun names more than one person, place, or thing.

Some nouns change to a different word when they are made plural.

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling

Singular Plural

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling

Singular

man

Plural

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling

Singular

man

Plural

men

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling

Singular

man tooth

Plural

men

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling

Singular

man tooth

Plural

men teeth

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling

Singular

man tooth mouse

Plural

men teeth

Plural Nouns That Change Spelling

Singular

man tooth mouse

Plural

men teeth mice

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Thursday

Journal Topic

List ways animals help each other.

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Friday

Morning Warm-Up

This week we read about animals helping each other to live and enjoy life. Some formed a singing group, some cheered up unhappy friends, and some kept each other safe and clean. Why is it often better to work with others?

Today we will learn about:

 plurals, and  high-frequency words,  vocabulary words, and  amazing words

Plurals –s, -es, -ies

 The ladies ate grapes and jellies.

 The

ladies

ate

grapes

and

jellies

.

 I put away the dishes, plates, and cups.

 I put away the

dishes

,

plates

, and

cups

.

 He gave the babies their lunches and drinks.

 He gave the

babies

their

lunches drinks

.

and  The bunnies ran through the bushes.

 The

bunnies

ran through the

bushes

.

High-Frequency Words

 This is another word for nice.

 This is the opposite of sold.

 These are men, women, boys, and girls.

 This is another word for afraid.

 This is something you read.

 This means about the same as well.

 This is another word for most likely.

• 

donkey humed with Dog

Donkey hummed with Dog.

what fun they had.

What fun they had!

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       

Spelling Words

note switch notes switches lunch baby lunches babies story crumbs stories supplies tune centuries tunes

Word Wall Words

 bought  people  pleasant  probably  scared  shall  sign

Bremen Town Musicians Vocabulary Words

     mill musician excitement robbers monsters

Amazing Words

        partnership solution survival miserable struggle depend familiar insist

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High Frequency Words

people       sign bought scared probably shall pleasant

Review Games

Vocabulary & Amazing Words:

Jigword Spelling Words:

 

Quia Games Spelling City High Frequency Words:

Hot Potatoes (fill-in-the-blank)

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Tests Story Tests:

Reading Street for Students: Reading Tests

AR Test: Bremen Town Musicians

Other Reading Quiz # 904612

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Friday

Journal Topic

Write a story with a problem and solution.

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