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THEME: Neighborhoods
and Communities
English Language Art
Treasures Unit 2 Week 3: Coasting to California
Day 2
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Writing
Writing Genre: Expository Description
An expository description is a
nonfiction (true) article that gives
information about a real person,
place, or thing.
The writer’s purpose is to
describe the subject to give the
reader good information.
W3.2.2 Write descriptions that use concrete sensory details to present and support unified
impressions of people, places, things, or experiences.
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Writing Genre: Expository Description
For Week 3, we will concentrate
on an expository description.
We will revise and edit a piece of
writing from our Writer’s
Notebook to make it better and
focused.
W3.2.2 Write descriptions that use concrete sensory details to present and support unified
impressions of people, places, things, or experiences.
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Writing Genre: Expository Description
Look at your expository
description in your Writer’s
Notebook. Is it a description of a
person, setting, or an object?
Next, underline one sentence.
Add two more sentences that
show, and not tell.
W3.2.2 Write descriptions that use concrete sensory details to present and support unified
impressions of people, places, things, or experiences.
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Writing Skill: Expository
Description
Conversation – No. Please work quietly.
Help – Raise your hand if you need help.
Activity – Underline one sentence from your
writing and write two more sentences that is
descriptive and shows, not tell.
Movement – Stay in your seat.
Participation – I know you are on-task if I
see you writing quietly.
WA2.1 Develop plot with well chosen details.
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Daily Language Activities
• How many childs are in your
class.
• My class has seven grils and
eight Boyes.
• Other class have more girls
than boys.
LC1.1 Complete Sentences.
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Grammar:
Irregular Plural Nouns
Some nouns have special plural forms.
They do not add –s or –es to form a plural.
Their spelling may or may not change!
LC3.1.2 Subject and verb agreement.
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Grammar:
Irregular Plural Nouns
Regular Singular Nouns
Irregular Plural Nouns
Man
Woman
Child
Mouse
Men
Women
Children
mice
LC3.1.2 Subject and verb agreement.
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Grammar:
Irregular Plural Nouns
Regular Singular Nouns
Irregular Plural Nouns
Foot
Tooth
goose
LC3.1.2 Subject and verb agreement.
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Grammar:
Irregular Plural Nouns
Regular Singular Nouns
Irregular Plural Nouns
Fish
Sheep
Deer
moose
LC3.1.2 Subject and verb agreement.
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Grammar:
Irregular Plural Nouns
Let’s do Practice Book, page 104.
We will do a little bit and finish the rest during IWT.
LC3.1.2 Subject and verb agreement.
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Oral Language
Focus Question:
How did Chinese immigrants
succeed despite hard times?
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Word Study
Lesson Vocabulary
Immigrants
Port
Communities
Laundry
workers
Established
Antiimmigration
Traditional
Abolished
culture
Pedestrian mall
R1.4 Vocabulary – Use antonyms, synonyms to determine meanings.
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Lesson Vocabulary:
Connect to Words
Word Study
Do you know any immigrants? Where are they
from?
Do you think animals live in communities? Explain.
How is American culture different from other
cultures you know of?
If you established a baseball team, did you start it
or end it?
What is a traditional American holiday? How does
your family celebrate it?
R1.4 Vocabulary – Use antonyms, synonyms to determine meanings.
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Word Study
Strategy:
Context Clues and Antonyms
Antonyms are words that have
opposite meanings.
You can use antonyms near
unfamiliar words to help you figure
out the meaning of the unfamiliar
word.
A thesaurus is a big book full of
synonyms and antonyms!
R3.1.6 Use sentence and word context to find the meaning of unknown words.
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Word Study
Strategy:
Context Clues and Antonyms
Let’s do Practice Book, page 101.
We will do a little bit and finish
the rest during IWT.
R3.1.6 Use sentence and word context to find the meaning of unknown words.
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Word Study
Phonics: Three-Letter
Blends
scr str spr spl thr
When three consonants with
different sounds come together to
a word, they form a blend.
You blend the individual sounds
together to say the words.
LC 3.1.8 Spell correctly one-syllable words.
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Word Study
Phonics: Three-Letter
Blends
1.
Streets
8.
Splint
15. Scribe
2.
Scrape
9.
Scrap
16. Spring
3.
Split
10. Stray
17. Throat
4.
Stripe
11. Screen
18. Sprint
5.
Sprung
12. Strung
19. Screen
6.
scratch
13. sprout
20. sprout
Sort the words using a Tree Map in your Writer’s Notebook.
LC 3.1.8 Spell correctly one-syllable words.
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Word Study
Phonics: Three-Letter
Blends
Let’s do Practice Book, page 94.
We will do a little bit and finish
the rest during IWT.
LC 3.1.8 Spell correctly one-syllable words.
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Oral Language
Coasting to California
Genre: Nonfiction
Nonfiction articles give
information about real people,
places, or things.
Use the text features, such as
pictures and captions, to help you
monitor your comprehension.
R3.3.1 Distinguish common forms of literature.
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Strategy:
Monitor Comprehension
Monitor comprehension means that
stop and check to make sure you
understand what you just read.
Why is it important? Monitor
comprehension helps you understand
what you read and clarify up
confusing parts of the text.
R3.2.5 Distinguish main idea and supporting details in expository text.
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Skill: Main Idea and Details
The main idea is the most important
point an author makes about a topic.
The main idea is stated in the topic
sentence. Details give more
information about the main idea.
Why is it important? Identifying the
main idea and details helps you
remember important details.
R3.2.5 Distinguish main idea and supporting details in expository text.
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Oral Language
Preview and Predict, pg
214-215
Make predictions.
1. Read the title
2. Look at the illustrations and
photographs.
3. Think about the genre
(nonfiction)
How did Chinese immigrants succeed despite hard times?
R3.2.4 Make and modify predictions.
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Purpose for Reading
How did Chinese immigrants
succeed despite hard times?
Complete the Main Idea Chart
in your Practice Book, page 97,
as you read.
RC2.0 Reading comprehension.
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Return to Predictions and
Purposes
What were your predictions and
purpose for reading?
Did you figure out the main
ideas and supporting details?
What do you know about
immigrants today?
RC2.0 Reading Comprehension.
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Review Reading Strategies
Main Ideas and Details
Monitor and Clarify: Reread
Decoding
Self-Selected Strategy Use
RC2.0 Reading Comprehension.
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Oral Language
Reread for Fluency:
Pronunciation and phrasing
Pronounce the words clearly so
listeners will understand and enjoy
what you are reading.
Pause at the commas.
Stop at the period.
I will listen for your pronunciation
and phrasing this week.
R3.1.3 Read aloud narrative and expository text fluently and accurately.
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Reread for Fluency:
Pronunciation and phrasing
For much of its history,
California has attracted Chinese
immigrants. Life was often
hard for these newcomers. But
thanks to their skills and hard
work, Chinese immigrants
made their mark here.
LAS3.1.9 Read prose and poetry aloud with fluency, rhythm, and pace.
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Reread for Fluency:
Pronunciation and phrasing
The discover of gold in 1848
sparked a large wave of immigration.
Nearly 500,000 people from around
the world rushed to California with
dreams of becoming rich. Among the
people looking for gold were people
from China. By 1851, there were
25,000 Chinese people living in
California.
LAS3.1.9 Read prose and poetry aloud with fluency, rhythm, and pace.
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Oral Language
Focus Question:
How did Chinese immigrants
succeed despite hard times?
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IWT
Independent Workshop
Time (IWT)
Students will work independently.
By yourself
With a partner
In a group
Or with the teacher.
RC1.0 Reading Comprehension
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IWT
Independent Workshop
Time (IWT)
Green Go Time
DO NOT DISTURB THE TEACHER.
When you are done, read a book
from inside your desk.
RC1.0 Reading Comprehension
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IWT
Rotation/Independent
Workshop Time (IWT)
MUST DO
Vocabulary, Practice Book, page 95 and 101
Main Ideas and Details, Practice Book pg 96
and 97
Spelling, Practice Book pg 102 and 94
Irregular Plural Nouns, Practice Book page
104
Word Squares, Finish the rest of your
word squares from last week.
RC1.0 Reading Comprehension
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