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Unit 1:. Our World Weekly Theme: Unit 1: Our World Weekly Theme: Building Communities Selection 3: Title: Whose Habitat Is It? Author: Time for Kids

Comprehension Strategy: Summarize Comprehension Skill: Genre: Nonfiction Article– gives information about real people, places, or things Comprehension Strategy: Summarize Comprehension Skill: Main Ideas and Details

Phonics: words with a Spelling Focus: long a words fail, bay, pail, ray, plain, tray, trail, May, braid, sway, gray, plays, paint, snail, great Review Words: safe, globe, rice Challenge Words: lady, afraid

neighborhood – community; small section of a town or city Key Vocabulary: neighborhood – community; small section of a town or city content – happy with what you are doing; satisfied addressing – working on a problem resort – to do something because there is no other choice

Dictionary: Unfamiliar Words Vocabulary Skills: Dictionary: Unfamiliar Words ** Use a dictionary when there are no context clues to help you figure out an unfamiliar word. The guide words at the top of the dictionary page can help you find the word you need.

Word Work: Grammar Skills: Subjects ** The subject of a sentence tells whom or what the sentence is about. The subject of a sentence can be one word, more than one word, or a compound subject connected by and.