1. /u/ words
mum
Chud
_ u _
This is an example of what should be put on a chart paper for the Phonogram Review
Students should help generate additional words that follow the CVC pattern with short /u/.
Word families from Enchanted Learning
Word Families from Keep Kids Reading

2. This is an example of what should be put on the chart for the Sight Word & Vocabulary Review & Fluency practice
Create individual cards on sentence strips for these words:
she (x2)
did
not
think
her
was (x2) it

3. absolutely perfect
Vocabulary printable

4. absolutely dreadful
Vocabulary printable

5. wilted
Vocabulary printable

6. This is an example of the anchor chart starting point for the the mini-lesson – character feelings chart for Chysanthemum
Expect to add words like:
Wilted
Absolutley dreadful
Sad
Depressed
Miserable
Upset
angry

7. At home she felt At school she felt
Create on a large chart to model and Printable for each group or student?

8. All of You One mouth, two eyes, One tummy, two thighs, Ten fingers, ten toes, Two elbows, one nose, Two wrists, two hips, One neck, two lips, Two heels, one chin,Two ankles, one grin, Two ears, a head, too, All of these are part of you.
--Carol Quinn
Printable for Teacher and fluency center

9. Word Wall examples
Create a word wall. The format is NOT critical, however, make sure participants will be able to interact with it. They will add word cards to it, read it, and swat words. Here are some free downloads if needed.
from Sunshine & Teaching Blog
TheBalance.com
Print and post the instructions on the next page
Print and assemble the dice on the following page

10. Read sight word cards with a partner
Word Wall
Read sight word cards with a partner
sort sight words & stick to the wall
roll dice & swat 3 words that “fit”
Word Wall Activity – instructions to be posted in the Word Wall Experience

11. + Word wall dice Start with Start with I can read
I can use in a question
with 3 letters +
with more than 3 letters

12. Chart Work info.
This will be the same general area as whole class meeting. You will re-use the chart of repeated phrase of Chrysanthemum and the chart of /u/ words. Also print the All of You transition poem on slide above. Choose a few more songs & poems to print & post.
These are great resources from our Fluency section:
Songs for Teaching,
Printable Children’s Songs
You could add fun glasses or a pointers to “fun-up” this Literacy Experience if desired.
Print & post the next page of instructions

13. Chart Work Instructions
Read with a partner
Match sight words & stick to the chart
Add words to our collection
Word Wall Activity – instructions to be posted in the chart area

14. Library We ask that you please model digital reading/listening!
The digital work can occur on any device. We like to model technology teacher’s have available to them (usually iPads for K/1).
Many district library websites have easy to use links to TexQuest that are accessible from a district network without a password. In that case, feel free to change the directions.
Otherwise – please locate your generic username/passcode. You can usually get this from your campus librarian.
If using an iPad, we find the iNigma app to be the easiest QR code reader for K/1.

15. Choose a digital article THEN Read new books alone or with a partner
Library Instructions
FIRST
Choose a digital article
THEN
Read new books alone or with a partner
Word Wall Activity - instructions

16. Look at the pictures & words to choose your article3 1 2
Look at the pictures & words to choose your article
Edit here for User Name
Edit here for Password 4
Choose an article with a
goo.gl/FvXNYQ Or 5
Click
and read along

17. Look at the pictures & words to choose your article3 1 2
Look at the pictures & words to choose your article
Edit here for User Name
Edit here for Password
goo.gl/abi3sB or 4
Click
and read along

18. Counters
Print & Laminate 8 copies

19. A Tree can be an animal habitat, or home
A Tree can be an animal habitat, or home. What kind of creatures might live here?
Kinder small group vocab. poster

20. The characters in this story are squirrels
The characters in this story are squirrels. What do you know about squirrels?
Kinder small group vocab. poster

21. Print if needed