1. Why does the person let the fish go?

2. As I read the story listen for the Amazing Word: shrug.

3. “But the sheep shrugged and wandered off to eat some tasty grass.”
What does “But the sheep shrugged” mean?

4. But the sheep shrugged and wandered off to eat some tasty grass.

5. What does wandered off to eat some tasty grass mean?
What other words could we use instead of tasty?
Why do you think the author chose the word tasty?

6. Turn to your partner and say the sentence again using your simpler words for tasty.

7. shrug
When you shrug you raise your shoulders to show that you do not care.

8. I shrug when I don’t know the answer to your question.
The girl shrugged and walked away.
I shrug when my friends want to do something that I think is boring.

9. My brother shrugs when I tease him.

10. How can we look at things in a different way?
First Idea.
What happened ?.
A Better Idea.
Take most of the crayons.
One child does not have as many crayons to use.
They can share. We
Set the fish free.
Catch a fish
For a pet.
The fish looked
miserable.

11. I see a baby tucked into its mother’s elbow
I see a baby tucked into its mother’s elbow. The word baby has two syllables. Listen: .
Listen to the syllables in elbow: Let’s blend those syllables.
baker, window, hammer window, stroller, bowing

12. winter kitten
If a two-syllable word has one consonant between two vowels, as in tiger, the consonant usually goes with the second syllable and the first vowel is long: /ti/ /ger/

13. Sometimes a two-syllable word with one consonant between two vowels, such as lemon, must be divided so the consonant goes with the first syllable. Then the vowel has its short sound: /lem/ /on/

14. baby
baker
hotel
diner
major
never
melon
river
second
tulip
cable

15. The word in the first picture is tiger. Tiger has two syllables
The word in the first picture is tiger. Tiger has two syllables. It has one consonant between two vowels. When I divide tiger into syllables, I say:
/ti/ /ger/. The vowel in the first syllable is long i. The word in the next picture is lemon. Lemon has two syllables. It has one consonant between two vowels. When I divide lemon into syllables. I say /lem/ /on/. The vowel in the first syllable is short e.

24. Heaven - A Alisa-A Braylin-A Noah -B Darron-B Haylee-B Haydn-A Kyra-A
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