Day One Day Two Day Three Day Four Day Five Shared Reading Phonics Practice Word Practice High Frequency Words Additional Resources

What kinds of homes do people around the world build?

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It is ten past six.

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Words that tell what we do are verbs. I jump rope. He jumps rope.

Let's write about something we like to do. I read books. Who else reads books? Pete reads books.  Did you begin your sentences with an uppercase letter.  Did I put a period at the end of my sentence?

What do people around the world use to build their homes?

do you live in the city

Do you live in the city?

 Page 3 What can we learn from the table of contents? How is this helpful?  Pages 4–5 What is a home? What else does a home do?  Pages 6–7 What kinds of homes do you see here? How are these homes different?

 Pages 8–9 What are the homes on these pages made of? What do we use to build homes in our country?  Pages 10–11 What are these homes made of? How are the homes in these two pictures the same?  Pages 12–13 Why are these homes good for hot places? Why are these two homes built on stilts?

 Pages 14–15 Why do you think these houses are made of snow? Which houses on these pages are alike?  Pages 16–17 Do all homes look the same? How are a city and a suburb different?  Pages 18–19 What is a home in the country like? Do you live in the city, in a suburb, or in the country?

 Pages 20–21 Are any of these homes like your home?  Pages 22–23 Which one do you like best? Would you like to live in one of these houses?  Page 24 Is one kind of home better than an other? What makes a home a special place?

 People build homes from materials they find nearby. What are homes near here built with?  What type of a home might you find in the city? How are they different from homes in the country?  What materials might be used to build a house in a very cold area? What might be used in a hot area?  What kind of home would you like to live in?

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bag

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Bob walks to school. Tim sings to his sister. She plays with me.  Write a sentence using these verbs. putstalkswrites

How are homes in the city and the country different ?

she sings a song

She sings a song.

Verbs are action words that tell about things we do.  Play Simon Says and guess the verb that is being preformed.

Max

Jen

six

big

kids

can

run

zip

and

Mom

Dad

box

cat

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havewhatis

likelittle for

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All the homes have roofs. All the homes have doors. All the homes __________.

How are all houses alike?

How do u get to school.

How do you get to school?

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Behind the bed the big bunny bounced. Sally sells seashells by the seashore. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

What kinds of homes do people around the world build?

my cat is not mad

My cat is not mad.

 Word order in sentences  ABC order- letters  ABC order- Whack a Mole  Homes Around The World photos  Homes photos  Kindergarten Kove

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