1. Whose Garden Is It? Day One Day Two Day Three Day Four Day Five Word Work Phonics Practice High Frequency Words Additional Resources

2. Question of the Day Who lives in the garden?

3. Realism and Fantasy Some stories are realistic, meaning they really could happen. Some stories are make- believe, meaning they really couldn't happen. The story Whose Garden Is It? is a make-believe story.

4. Amazing Words

5. i ride in a red wagon

6. I ride in a red wagon.

9. big

10. pin

11. tin

12. pit

16. Let’s Write Adjectives When we write a sentence, we use an uppercase letter for the first word. The uppercase letter in this sentence is I. The sentence also ends with a period. I pull the red wagon.

18. Question of the Day What does he do for his garden?

19. jim sits on a big hill

20. Jim sits on a big hill.

21. Shared Reading Pages 4–5 Why is the garden so beautiful? Pages 6–7 Who said that no one could enter the garden without his permission? What does the gardener say? Pages 8–9 What animal popped up and started to speak? Have you ever heard a rabbit speak?

22. Shared Reading Pages 10–11 What is the woodchuck doing? Pages 12–13 What is the worm wearing? Pages 14–15 What insects are in the garden?

23. Shared Reading Pages 16–17 What does the snake see in the garden? What does the snake eat? Pages 18–19 Where are the mole and vole? What do they do in the garden? Pages 20–21 What animals do you see here?

24. Shared Reading Pages 22–23 Where is the weed growing? Pages 24–25 Where is the soil? What is soil? Pages 26–27 What is getting wet in this picture? What is happening in the garden?

25. Shared Reading Pages 28–29 What are Mrs. McGee and the baby doing? Where is the seed? Pages 30–31 What does Mrs. McGee see as she leaves the garden? Who lives in the garden? Page 32 What is the question she is wondering about? Are you still wondering? Whose garden do you think it is?

26. Realism and Fantasy Mrs. McGee and the gardener look and act like real people, but the plants and animals in the story are talking, and that is not real.

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32. Let’s Write Adjectives What are some adjectives for a monster? Draw three different flowers What adjectives describe each of your flowers? big little tall short pretty ugly blue purple Can you think of some more???

34. What does the seed do in the garden? Question of the Day

35. many plants live in gardens

36. Many plants live in gardens.

37. Realism and Fantasy How do you know that this story is make-believe? What does a real gardener do in a garden? How can you tell whether animals really live in gardens?

38. tip

39. sip

40. Tim

41. sit

42. sips

43. mitt

44. mist

45. pit

46. pat

47. cap

48. pats

49. Cam

50. map

51. sat

52. cast

53. Sam

54. Pam

55. tap

56. mat

57. cat

58. spat

59. Tam

60. mats

61. Sam

62. at

63. am

64. for

65. he

66. we

67. my

68. like

69. have

70. is

71. little

72. I

76. Let’s Write Opposites Words for opposites can be describing words. Here's an example: Is AlphaBuddy a big or a small bear? The words big and small are opposites, and they are words that describe things. What are the opposites for these words? short loud wide heavy dark

77. What do bright butterflies do for a garden? Question of the Day

78. julius is a big pig

79. Julius is a big pig.

81. hefor we my

82. haveI a is

85. Let’s Write Poems Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow? With ____ ____ and ____ _____ and ______ _____ all in a row.

86. Who lives in the garden? Question of the Day

87. a tree grows in the garden

88. A tree grows in the garden.

89. Phonics Lessons http://www.hcbe.net/itc/powerpoints/phonics/index.html

90. at

91. am

92. for

93. he

94. we

95. my

96. like

97. have

98. is

99. little

100. I

101. Websites