UNIT 1 WEEK 2 DAY 3 Lead 21. Phonics Long a spelled a, ai, ay, a_e Consonant blends pl, tr, fl, gr play train grape flake stain a ai ay a_e pl tr gr fl.

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UNIT 1 WEEK 2 DAY 3 Lead 21

Phonics Long a spelled a, ai, ay, a_e Consonant blends pl, tr, fl, gr play train grape flake stain a ai ay a_e pl tr gr fl st

Word families -ay and -ake -ay -ake

Using a Dictionary Words are in ABC order. Tells how to say each word and its meanings. Guide words/entry words Use alphabet Look up:  Use High-Frequency words-all, around, could, many, more, nearly, put, some, there

Determine Author’s Purpose The author’s purpose is the author’s reason for writing. It may be to inform, to entertain, or the persuade. p. 24 in You Can Count on Me  inform p. 25, What is the author’s purpose?

Prepare to Read Text Features: Captions p On p. 19, who is in the photo? How does the caption help you understand what he is doing?

Revising What are the steps in the writing process? Prewriting, drafting, revising Revising is to make changes that will make the writing clearer to the reader. Writers need to:  Add details to make ideas clearer and more interesting.  Delete details and ideas that are unimportant or do not belong.  Replace dull words with more interesting ones.  Rearrange sentences and sentence parts so the order makes sense.

Revising Revise the paragraph: Put together a kit with food and water for three days. Pack some extra clothes, a radio that runs on batteries, and a flashlite. Plan for your pets. find out where a public shelter was if you have to leave your home?

Center Work  Decodable Reader #7: Night Sights  Phonics p. 8  Practice Book p , 24,19 Practice Book  Fluency- Read p. 16