Big Question: How do chameleons change? Author: Russell Benfanti Genre: Concept Book Big Question: How do chameleons change? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Review.
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Big Question: How do chameleons change? Author: Russell Benfanti Genre: Concept Book Big Question: How do chameleons change? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Review Review New Words Progress Monitoring Monday How do chameleons change? Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: Hide, Clyde! Vocabulary Words Practice /o/ High-Frequency Words Decodable Reader 17: The Mop Grammar: Sentences Journal Writing Time for Science: Where Animals Live Talk with Me, Sing with Me Oh, Little Chameleon Oh, little chameleon, always trying to hide. He scampered through the jungle, many miles wide. When he senses danger, he changes his skin. To a color or pattern that he can hide in. Amazing Words chameleon jungle pattern skin hide scampered Shared Reading Vocabulary Words brothers mother window bumblebee creatures Phonics __ x h__t ox hot m__p l__t mop lot d__t dot m__m p__t mom pot n__t t__p not top p__p pop Blend Sounds mop top rod on pod High Frequency Words they of then so you many these each Word Work Blending Practice Tom mop top cot can on Dot Pat fit sit nap at High Frequency Words Review of they look you Grammar the door is open The door is open. Grammar When we put words together to tell a complete idea, we make a sentence. The cat sat on a hat. What does the sentence tell us? Sentences being with uppercase letters and end with periods. Grammar the house We will paint the house. Which of these groups of words is a sentence? How do you know it is a sentence? What does the sentence tell us? Let’s Write! The black spider spins a web. The dog and the kitten play in the house. Daily Journal Writing Write about places where animals hide. •Oral Language •Comprehension •Grammar Tomorrow we will read about Clyde again. Tuesday Why do chameleons change the color of their skin? Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: Hide, Clyde! Vocabulary Words Practice /o/ High-Frequency Words Phonics Story: A Cap for Tom Grammar: Sentences Shared Writing Journal Writing Time for Social Studies: Identify Events in a Sequence Talk with Me, Sing with Me Oh, Little Chameleon Oh, little chameleon, always trying to hide. He scampered through the jungle, many miles wide. When he senses danger, he changes his skin. To a color or pattern that he can hide in. Amazing Words chameleon jungle Shared Reading Vocabulary Words brothers mother window bumblebee creatures Phonics Fox, Fox , Cleans His Shop Fox, Fox, cleans his shop. He uses a spotted mop. Fox, Fox, scrubs a lot. His job makes him toasty hot. Fox, Fox, pops a top. On a spotted chair he'll flop. Fox, Fox, did the job. Don't tell him he missed a blob! Blending Practice not Tom can ca p on it rat in pot High Frequency Words Review see is the have a Grammar i wish i could change colors I wish I could change colors. Grammar When we put words together to tell a complete idea, we make a sentence. Sentences being with uppercase letters and end with periods or question marks. Let’s Write! Tell about places in the jungle where Clyde tried to hide. Color Place Amazing Word Review roots stem Daily Journal Writing Write about places to hide in your house. •Oral Language •Oral Language •Grammar •Grammar •Homework •Homework Idea Tomorrow we Tomorrow we will read will read more about the about animals chameleons. going to school again Wednesday Why do chameleons need to hide? Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: Hide, Clyde! Vocabulary Words Practice /o/ High-Frequency Words Student Reader: Chameleons Grammar: Meaningful Word Groups Shared Writing Journal Writing Time for Science: Where’s Clyde? Talk with Me, Sing with Me Oh, Little Chameleon Oh, little chameleon, always trying to hide. He scampered through the jungle, many miles wide. When he senses danger, he changes his skin. To a color or pattern that he can hide in. Amazing Words pattern skin Shared Reading Vocabulary Words brothers mother window bumblebee creatures Phonics Letter Substitution hat hot hit bat bit big bag pot pit pat Blend Sounds top can sit bit on pits in nap New Words chameleons rocks High Frequency Words see there no were look which way High-Frequency Words Review they you the a look Grammar they are not on top They are not on top. Grammar frogs, hop, can When I say these words like this, they are just words. They don’t tell us anything. Now let’s change the order. Frogs can hop. Now the words tell me something. Grammar When we put words together in a meaningful group, they become a sentence. Change the order of these next words to make a meaningful word group or sentence. Grammar spots, frogs, have Frogs have spots. pond, sit, a, frogs, in Frogs sit in a pond. Mom, not, does, frogs, like Mom does not like frogs. Grammar green, spots, have, of, lots, frogs Frogs have lots of green spots. Let’s Write! They did not drop the rocks. You have a spot on the top of your hat. Daily Journal Writing Write about how chameleons change. Respond to Literature Grammar Homework Idea Tomorrow we will read about seeds and how they grow. Thursday How and where do other animals hide? Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: Seeds Practice /o/ High-Frequency Words Decodable Reader 18: Grammar: Sentences Shared Writing Journal Writing Time for Science: Tip the Top Edible Plants Talk with Me, Sing with Me Oh, Little Chameleon Oh, little chameleon, always trying to hide. He scampered through the jungle, many miles wide. When he senses danger, he changes his skin. To a color or pattern that he can hide in. Amazing Words hide scampered Shared Reading Phonics Blend Sounds Rod High Frequency Words of you the is they Grammar alphaBuddy wants a pet AlphaBuddy wants a pet. Grammar A sentence is a group of words that tells us a complete idea. All sentences begin with an uppercase letter and end with a period or question mark. seeds need water to sprout Seeds need water to sprout. Let’s Write! The _____ is on top of the _____. Daily Journal Writing If you were a chameleon, to what color would you change? Respond to Literature Grammar Homework Idea Tomorrow we will read about other animals that hide. Friday How do chameleons change? Today we will learn: Build Background Amazing Words Shared Reading: “Color Me Chameleon” Review /o/ High-Frequency Words Progress Monitoring: Read the Words and Sentences Grammar: Sentences Time for Science: Time Lines Time for Art: Make Clyde! Time for Math: Colorful Patterns Talk with Me, Sing with Me Oh, Little Chameleon Oh, little chameleon, always trying to hide. He scampered through the jungle, many miles wide. When he senses danger, he changes his skin. To a color or pattern that he can hide in. Amazing Words chameleon jungle pattern skin hide scampered “Color Me Chameleon” Phonics High Frequency Words see there no were look which way High Frequency Words you they of Grammar do you like me Do you like me? Grammar A sentence is a group of words that tells us a complete idea. All sentences begin with an uppercase letter and end with a period or question mark. Grammar Which group of words are sentences? mouse cat Her doll has a red dress. They are on the top. mop the Let’s Write! A chameleon lives in the jungle. Chameleons can change the color of their skin. Seeds need moisture to grow. Daily Journal Writing Write about a chameleon. Phonics Shared Reading High-Frequency Words Next week we will read about the adventures of a family of bunnies. New Words Review High Frequency Words they of then so you many these each Vocabulary Words brothers mother window bumblebee creatures Amazing Words chameleon jungle pattern skin hide scampered Progress Monitoring Read the Words Set A dot Ron pop rod Read the Words Set B not pots pods nod Tom dots Read the Sentences Set C 1. Tom sees the map. 2. They like my little cat. 3. The dog stops to hop. 4. You have the pots. 5. He sat on top of the bin.