Unit 8: Physical Feats. Theme Question: What does it take to overcome a challenge? Focus Question #1 : What is a physical feat? Physical means “related.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Juan Verdades The Man Who Couldn’t Tell a Lie Lesson 19 Day 2

Advertisements

Read like a what? A writer!

ON-DEMAND WRITING.

Friendly letters vs. Business letters

CVs The good, the bad and the ugly

Writer’s Guide Ideas and Content. Before you write, you need a main idea and a purpose. The main idea is what the writing will be about. The purpose may.

Six Traits to Good Writing ideas Organization Voice word choice Sentence fluency conventions.

“Ask the Experts” Theme 3 Lesson 14 Day 3. Question of the Day What do you talk about with your friends? My friends and I like to talk about ______________.

“Something to Declare” An autobiography by Julia Alvarez C. Perez, Griffith MS.

Lesson 1 Day 2 You will need a pencil, paper, and your reading book.

Writing a Friendly Letter

Rubric for a Persuasive Letter

Writing a Friendly Letter Understanding the five parts.

Monroe County Middle School

Phonics. What is Phonics? Phonics is a strategy for teaching children how to read. Phonics is a strategy for teaching children how to read. Teaching children.

Friendly letters vs. Business letters

2.02 Reading/Comprehension skills

Wednesday January 14 th Lesson 17, Day 3. Objective: To listen and respond appropriately to oral communication. Question of the Day: Where would you play.

Lesson 18 Day 4 You will need your book, journal, pencil, and workbook.

Ms. Lacabe's 2nd Grade Class

Letter Writing Objective Today we will write a friendly letter.

Theme 8: Week 1 Day 1 Theme Question: How do people set and meet goals? Focus Questions: Week 1: What things do people strive for? Week 2: What kinds of.

Greetings! September 12 Write your information in your planner, then get out your composition book and turn to the next new page. Head it Sept. 12 – 6+

LEAD21LEAD21 Unit 6 Week 4 Day 2. Build Theme Connections Page 4-5 of Living and Growing  Focus Question: How does a plant grow?  I’ve seen tiny corn.

Personal Writing Ms. Smith.  Personal writing can include entries made in a: 1.Private journal 2.Notes in a school journal 3.Letters 4.Postcards 5.Can.

Friendly Letter Writing Guide. What is a friendly letter? Less formal than a business letter About personal topics Can be printed or hand-written.

Lead 21 Unit 4 Week 1 Day 1. Spelling List 1. cot 6. gym 2. face 7. brag 3. cage 8. page 4. city 9. special 5. gave 10. again.

Lead 21 UNIT 1 WEEK 4 DAY 1. Spelling List 1. rice6. cry 2. tie7. fly 3. lie8. find 4. night9. tried 5. right10. favorite.

Writing With Your Child. Parents, recall your own school experiences with writing. “ I had to write stories with at least 300 words” “Every year we wrote.

A Word a Day Grade 3 Week 12 DAY 1 Week 12 withdraw.

A college student’s letter home.  A thoughtless person does not think about the feelings of other people.  Think- present tense A thought is what you.

 By: Megan Dunkle.  We are going to practice writing!  Everyone loves receiving hand-written letters.

Dear Parents, Over the summer and in class we read a book called Flat Stanley by Jeff Brown. In this story a little boy named Stanley is flattened by.

Book Report Guidelines Format n Be sure to follow THIS format for writing your report.

Preparing for the TAKS ESSAY. Content / Ideas This is the heart of the paper--what the writer has to say. It should be a topic that is important to.

THEMES FROM TANGERINE HONESTY SPORTS AND PRIVILEDGED BEHAVIOR PERSERVERANCE FAMILY ISSUES OVERCOMING SOCIAL/CLASS DISTINCTIONS THE NEED TO BE ACCEPTED.

What does persuade mean? Persuade means to induce to believe by appealing to reason or understanding; convince.

Katie Lucken. Date: March 12, 2013 These are things I think I do well. 1. Spelling. 2. Keeping my desk neat. 3. Completing assignments. I am most proud.

Discover Amazing Journeys Unit 1 Edited by Orna Wolf.

Formal and informal letters Elementary. AN INFORMAL LETTER – a letter to a friend or a member of a family.

Author Web Quest: Jan Brett Introduction Author Information Author Information Books Assignment Resources Self-Evaluation.

The Daily Five Day 1 Questions 1. What are three ways to read a book? 2. What do students and the teacher do during Read to Self? 3. Who can model the.

Kallstrom County GLS 3 rd grade. The Heading of a letter is in the right hand corner of your paper. It includes your name, address, and the date. Name.

Click here to get started. The Diagram When we write an essay the flow of information can be fit into a diagram that looks something like this: You will.

1 Unit 1, Lesson 3 The Tree House Day 2 2 Phonics and Fluency agent April lady able table Read these words after me. These words review the long a sound.

LEAD21LEAD21 Unit 1 Week 1 Day 2. Activate Prior Knowledge  What are some places you have to go to?  What things do you do away from home?  Who do.

What are The Traits of Writing? A trait can be defined as a characteristic needed for a successful performance. Just as there are traits for good.

Friday November 7th Lesson 11, Day 1 Objective: To listen and respond appropriately to oral communication. Question of the Day: Think of a bug that you.

LEAD21 Unit 6: Growing Up Week 3 Day 4. Extend the Theme Theme Question: How do living things grow and change? Focus Question: How do different kinds.

Unit 3: Neighborhood News Theme 5: My Neighborhood

IDEAS A Definition. IDEAS  Ideas are the heart of any piece of writing. Ideas are about information. In a good creative piece, ideas paint pictures in.

1 The Night the Moon Fell Day 4.

Language Arts Friendly Letter. ndlyletter.htmhttp:// ndlyletter.htm.

Writing a Friendly Letter. What are the parts of a friendly letter?

Friendly Letter By: Miss Smith. 5 parts of a Friendly Letter 1. Date 2. Greeting 3. Body 4. Closing 5. Signature.

How to Write a Friendly Letter. The Five Parts Heading: Includes your address and today’s date Greeting: Dear…. Body: The main part of the letter – could.

Letter Writing.

INTERVIEW TIPS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO INTO AN INTERVIEW.

LEAD21 Unit 1: My Roles Week 1 Day 1.

Whole Group Reading Please find your StoryTown book in your desk.

Persuasive Writing One Person’s Opinion Copying permitted.

Persuasive Writing One Person’s Opinion Copying permitted.

Letter Writing Loree Begin.

Persuasive Writing One Person’s Opinion Copying permitted.

Writing Focus: Friendly Letters

Comprehension Check for Understanding Every book is written because the author has something they want to tell us. Sometimes it is to learn.

Kindness Letter You will write a letter to a stranger that will be filled with and based on kindness. The letter must be a page long, but can be longer.

Presentation transcript:

Unit 8: Physical Feats

Theme Question: What does it take to overcome a challenge? Focus Question #1 : What is a physical feat? Physical means “related to the body.” Feat is something that is challenging to do.

* What are some things strong people can do? * What are some things smart people can do? * Strength and Smarts-p. 6-13, folktale Strength and Smarts Examples of StrengthExamples of Smarts

* control- having power over something Example: Luis had to take control of the playful pony. * weaknesses- things that someone is not strong in Example: Forgetting to bring her backpack to school was one of Leah’s weaknesses.

* Prepare to Read * What kinds of athletes need to be strong? * What kinds of strength do they need? * Think about the Theme Question: What does it take to overcome a challenge? * Flip through pages 6-13 and predict. Read pgs. 6-13

* /a/ spelled a, a_e, ai, ay cake baby name pain day Kay can’t wait to have cake. The lady made a funny face. I paid for the paper plane.

1.helpful6. softly 2.spoonful7. badly 3.painful8. wisely 4. playful9. happily 5. wildly10. beautiful

1. definitely6. graceful 2. originally7. successful 3. neighborly8. delightful 4. humorously9. grateful 5. accidently10. doubtful

 High Frequency Words: discovers everyone  Decodable Reader #27: The Best Thing to Be  Fluency: , “Fit as a Fiddle”

* A good friendly letter… * Shares events or ideas. * Sounds like the writer is talking to a friend. * Has a heading with the sender’s address and the date. * Begins with a greeting. * Shares information in the body of the letter. * Ends with a closing and a signature.

 Practice Book p. 219, 221  Read p. 218