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Theme 5: Family Time

Author: Pat Cummings Selection 3: Carousel

Genre: Realistic Fiction Realistic characters and events come to life in a fictional plot

Comprehension Strategy: Predict/Infer to use what we have read and what we know (schema) to learn more than the author tells us.

Comprehension Skill: Making Judgments We use facts from the story, and our beliefs, to make and confirm opinions about the characters or situations.

Comprehension Skill Review: Information & Study Skills: Reference Sources: Electronic Media

Spelling Focus: The Final Sound in puppy Basic: puppy baby lucky Happy very lady funny silly many only cookie Review: Challenge: me furry be angry

Phonics review: The –le Ending in Two-Syllable Words puddle beetle giggle battle simple riddle little bottle noodle doodle

Key Vocabulary: angry- to feel very upset about something fussed- talked in an unhappy way; complained groaned- made a deep moaning sound

angry

fussed

groaned

grumbled- talked in an angry way about Something that is not pleasing grumpily- in a grouchy way promised- said he or she would do something Other Vocabulary :

grumbled

grumpily

promised

Other Vocabulary: pearly-like a pearl, especially in having a shiny surface definitely- without a doubt; surely Sighed -let out a long, loud breath, usually as a sign of being tired

pearly

Sighed

Other Vocabulary : frills- something added mostly for decoration mumbled- spoke so that the words were not clear enough to be understood

frills

mumbled

tutu- a short skirt worn by a ballerina scurried- moved fast sharply- in an angry way hissed- made a long sound to show dislike delicate- easily broken or harmed Other Vocabulary

tutu

scurried

sharply

hissed

delicate

twisted- turned something around and around wobbly- moving from side to side in a shaky manner deserted- left alone by itself stretching- changing shape by growing larger or longer Other Vocabulary

twisted

wobbly

deserted

stretching

tiptoed- walked on the ends of the toes mane- long heavy hair growing from the neck or shoulders of an animal trot- to run at a medium- fast pace Other Vocabulary

tiptoed

mane

trot

Vocabulary Skills: Homophones (words that sound alike but do not have the same spelling or the same meaning) hair hare tale tail

High-Frequency Words: aunt pair million

High-Frequency Review: ago believe between even field lion told

Grammar Skills: Verbs That Tell About the Past liked opened

Writing: An Information Paragraph

I Reading Books: Phonics Library: Aunt Lizzie Finds Her Cake My Brother by Patty Moynahan