Unit 9 Home, Sweet Home

Homes

Vocabulary packed – squeezed together roof – top of a building or house sturdy – strong clay – soft, sticky mud Homes 1

Sounds Practice ieaie_ee eedgeea_y eaxcktch Homes 1

Sight Word Practice myareputfour therecamewasaway knowfortheywere Homes 1

Good morning! Home is a place that is warm in the winter and dry in the rain. Can you think of one animal and its home?

Daily Language Review We have not finished our homework. He does not like fishing. He is the tallest boy in the class. Homes 1 Contractions and present/past tense

Action Word Activity Chuck (spend/spent) his dollar on the bus. Chuck (spend/spent) his dollar on the bus. I plan to (grow/grew) roses this summer. I plan to (grow/grew) roses this summer. We have to (bend/bent) our knees to reach the weeds. We have to (bend/bent) our knees to reach the weeds. My grandma (wear/wore) a long yellow skirt yesterday. My grandma (wear/wore) a long yellow skirt yesterday. Homes 1 present/past tense

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There are four birds in the tree.

Sight Words fourput Homes 1

Homes 2 Good morning! Everyone’s home is a little different. Some people live in houses. Some people live in apartments. What kind of home do you live in?

Daily Language Review We are not going to the beach. She will watch the game outside. Homes 2 Contractions and present/past tense

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I put my teacup on the deck.

Day 3 Good morning! Everyone has ideas about what a home should look like. Can you think of a different home you would like to live in?

Daily Language Review The girls hopped on one leg. I watched the basketball game last night. I see a big blue house. She claps her hands. Homes 3 present/past tense

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A big van brought beds, dressers, desks, and tables.

Homes Around the World/ Building a House

Vocabulary porch – entrance covered with a roof cement – mix of sand, water and rock that dries as hard as stone electrician – a person who works withwires and electricity hut – a small plain house Homes Around World 1

Sounds Practice ingckowa_e awi_eeeo_e _yeraiou Homes Around World 1

Sight Word Practice - fix beforeprettythesewhere aroundwantanyshould themtakeawayright Homes Around World 1

Good morning! So many different kinds of places and homes can be found in the world. What kinds of homes have you seen or read about?

Daily Language Review A green ball floated in the pool. Dad washed our shirts and pants. We snap our fingers to the beat. I dance to the music. Homes Around World 1 past tense

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We hiked on the cliff to find pretty flowers.

Sight Words wherethese Homes Around World 1

Homes Around World 2 Good morning! It is fun to see different homes that exist in the world. What do people use to build homes?

Daily Language Review Quinn sit on the chair yesterday. I carry the bags to the car before I went home. Homes Around World 2 past tense

Action Word Game James (spell, spelled) the hard word. James (spell, spelled) the hard word. My grandma (keep, kept) her earrings in a round box. My grandma (keep, kept) her earrings in a round box. My dog likes to (scratch, scratched) on the door. My dog likes to (scratch, scratched) on the door. Ramon (reached, reach) into his pocket for his keys. Ramon (reached, reach) into his pocket for his keys. Homes Around World 2 past tense

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Where did Joe park his trailer?

Homes Around World 3 Good morning! Building a house requires many steps. Have you ever seen a house being built? What kinds of workers are needed? use.html

Daily Language Review We skipped down the road. I see the bright stars in the sky. Sal shops at the store near my house. Homes Around World 3 past tense

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These bright flowers are part of my home.

The White House / Snail’s Pace

Vocabulary trudge – walk heavy and slow famous – many people know about it president – leader of a group White House1

Sounds Practice chwhtcha_e erthshea _leinkeeow White House 1

Sight Word Practice theycouldtimethan awayfourcamesaid knowwilltherewere White House 1 was

White House 1 Good morning! Some very special houses have been built in our country. What do you know about the White House?

Daily Language Review Yesterday, we _______to catch the bus. We are __________ to catch the bus. Tomorrow, we will _________ to catch the bus. White House 1 Future tense Use a form of “hurry” to complete each sentence.

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We rode on a ship to go whale watching.

Sight Words thantime White House 1

White House 2 Good morning! The White House sounds like an interesting place. How is the White House different from other houses?

Daily Language Review Linn and Ray _____ go with us to the beach. White House 2 Future tense

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Meg said, “I think most children wish they could whistle.”

White House 3 Good morning! Some animals carry their homes with them. A snail carries its home on its back. What other animal does that?

Daily Language Review I will go to work with my mom. Sly will take us to the skating rink. Jennifer will go to the park with her sister. White House 3 Future tense

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Ruth’s nephew must be rich. He has four houses.

Finding Shelter / Home

Vocabulary creature – a living person or animal hibernate – sleep through the winter shady – blocking light to give shade comfort – having what you need, a good feeling Finding Shelter 1

Sounds Practice edlyerar uroreighir or_yearing Finding Shelter 1

Sight Word Practice wherewalkonlymay werenowwantknow awaywasfrom Finding Shelter 1 over

Finding Shelter 1 Good morning! People and animals need a place to stay warm and dry. Have you ever seen a shelter that an animal made?

Daily Language Review Sam and Ellen went to the library to return (their / his) books. The dog burried (their / his) bone in the backyard. Finding Shelter 1 Singular/plural/possessive nouns & pronouns

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We stopped to get our car from the parking lot.

Sight Words mayonly Finding Shelter 1

Finding Shelter 2 Good morning! Animals have some smart ways of finding shelter. Think about items you have at home or around your house. What kind of shelter could you build?

Daily Language Review My sister says she forgot to do her homework. Finding Shelter 2 Singular/plural/possessive nouns & pronouns

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Each chirping chick hatched from an egg.

Finding Shelter 3 Good morning! What is one thing you love about your home?

Daily Language Review He lives on a farm with his brother. They were early for the show. Finding Shelter 3 Singular/plural/possessive nouns & pronouns

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It could shade the backyard porch.

This House is Made of Mud

Vocabulary tunnel – underground passageway share – divide with others House of Mud

Sounds Practice blstsmcr ceplstrbr arearirgr House of Mud

Sight Word Practice overwentmademost outcallsaidmake aboutdownwould House of Mud are

House of Mud 1 Good morning! Many houses are made from materials that come from the earth. Can you think of some of these materials?

Daily Language Review This weekend, my sister (bakes, will bake) cookies. Last night, a big crow fly over my house. House of Mud 1 Past, present, future

Action Word Game Chris (grow, grew) two inches over the summer. Chris (grow, grew) two inches over the summer. I hope we will (see, saw) horses in the parade. I hope we will (see, saw) horses in the parade. My friends (went, go) home after dinner. My friends (went, go) home after dinner. I have to (spoke, speak) in front of the class. I have to (spoke, speak) in front of the class. I like to (rode, ride) horses. I like to (rode, ride) horses. House of Mud 1

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I can see the grass in your yard.

Sight Words mostmade House of Mud 1

House of Mud 2 Good morning! Think about what it would be like to live in a desert. What kind of house would you need to have?

Daily Language Review I helped Anna bake a cake. Ryan will tell them when he gets home. House of Mud 2 Past, present, future

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My pretty, dark green blanket feels soft.

House of Mud 3 Good morning! There are so many different looking houses in the world! Think about one house you have read about or seen.

Daily Language Review We walk to the beach last night. House of Mud 3 Past, present, future

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This is a club for girls, and you aren’t a girl. House Made of Mud 3

Review

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