Anne Miller By Claire Daniel Photographer: Rick Friedman.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The people Look for some people. Write it down. By the water

Advertisements

By Lucy Floyd Lucy Floyd grew up in South Carolina. Her father was a school principal, and her mother was a first grade teacher. As a child, she went.

Vocabulary for "From Seeds to Plants". Vocabulary for "From Seeds to Plants"

Anne Miller pp1 Todds Box. Anne Miller Paula Sullivan is the author. Nadine Bernard Westcott is the illustrator. Author writes the stories. Illustrated.

Days with Vocabulary Frog and Toad.

The author _____________ Written by Arthur Dorros and illustrated Elisa Kleven The illustrator _________ Summary: It is about a girl and her grandma and.

Author: Alex Vern The _______ writes the stories. The ___________ takes the pictures. Photographer: Gary Meszaros photographer author.

Anne Miller The story is about a boy that has a robot that can do many helpful things as well as be a friend. By Eve Bunting.

Author: Ann Morris The author writes the stories. The story is about friendships. The photographer takes the pictures.

Vocabulary for Max Found Two Sticks.

“The Mixed-Up Chameleon”

Anne Miller. Author: Robert McKissack The _______writes the stories. The __________draws the pictures. Story summary: Ann doesn't think she is very good.

Wild Shots, They’re My Life

Anne Miller. Author: Robert Cooker The________ writes the stories. The __________draws the pictures. Illustrator: Julia Gorton author illustrator.

This story is retold and illustrated by Gerald Mc Dermott The story is a fable. A fable is short story with a lesson. The characters in the story are.

“Poppa’s New Pants” by Angela Shelf Medearis Theme 6.

Anne Miller Written by JANE MEDIANS The pictures were made by ED MARTINEZ.

By Tomek Bogacki Meet Author and Illustrator: Tomek Bogacki was born on April 1, 1950, in Poland. When he was young he liked to sit alone in his room.

Anne Miller By David McPhall. By David McPhail Vocabulary for.

Anne Miller. Author: Kate Banks Illustrator: Georg Hallensleben Author writes the stories. A baby baboon learns about the world as his mother takes him.

Vocabulary for Poppleton Everyday By Cynthia Rylant.

By Karen Wallace. Karen Wallace was born on April Fool's Day in She grew up in a log cabin where she could watch bears from far away. She still.

Veterinarian Amaria Shaw May 28 th 1 st Ms. Miller.

Anne Miller. The ___________takes the pictures. The ______writes the stories. Author: Jan Ward Story Summary: Some divers show what it is like to swim.

by: National Geographic Summary: Readers learn how to read and use maps and apply them to the earth. The book tells the about the compass and the scale.

By Else Holmelund Minarik

Anne Miller. The ____________ writes the stories. The words and photographs are by George Ancona The _____________ takes the pictures. Young children.

WordDay 1Day 2Day 3Day 4 knowledge plenty straying mumbled stunned merchant.

Who Is.... ERIC CARLE Insert clip art here.

By Arnold Lobel Story Summary: In winter, spring, summer, and fall, Frog and Toad are always together. Here is a wise and wonderful story for each season.

Twenty Questions Subject: Questioning! ~Twenty Questions~ where YOU write the questions!! To Play: I will show you a reading scenario. You will need.

In The Neighborhood Lesson 21. Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone? c&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1&safe=active.

By Alma Flor Ada Alma Flor Ada’s grandmother taught her to read before she was three by writing the names of plants and flowers on the earth with a stick.

Anne Miller. Author: Alexei Tolstoy Alexei Tolstoy was born in Russia on December 22, He was a very famous writer. He wrote mostly for adults, but.

I am ready to test!________ I am ready to test!________

Anne Miller. Author: Alma Flor Ada The author writes the stories The illustrator draws the pictures Illustrator: Brian Karas About the Story Dan's get.

Anne Miller The characters in this story are:. Anne Miller Holly Keller is the author and the illustrator. Author writes the stories. Story: Pam has a.

The story is about:.

The story is about a boy that has a robot that can do many helpful things as well as be a friend. By Eve Bunting.

Anne Miller. Author: Cynthia Rylant  Cynthia Rylant was born in Hopewell, Virginia on June 6, She grew up with her mother and grandparents in Beaver,

The author _____________ Story and pictures by John Himmelman The illustrator _________ Summary: Montigue, the mole, falls asleep in a bottle and is.

Anne Miller. Genre - Look for: Dialogue, or the words characters say to each other. Lots of action. Play A play is a story that is written to be acted.

Anne Miller. Author and Illustrator: Lisa Campbell Ernst The _______writes the stories. The ________draws the pictures. About the Story Boots for Beth.

The author writes the stories. Author: Kevin Henkes Illustrated by Marisabina Russo The illustrator draws the pictures. Summary: Curtis has been delivering.

6. It’s next to the bank. Are you ready to start?.

Anne Miller. By Ruth Berman Story Summary: Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of the Alaskan brown bear.

Please have the following on your desk. –Writing Folder –Color pens –Vocabulary Unit 6 and red pen to correct –Lined paper for Narrative Notes.

On the Job With Dr. Martha Smith Author: Claire Daniel Genre: Nonfiction c.montgomery 2010.

Author: Wong Herbert Yee Illustrater: Laura Ovresat Author writes the stories. Story Summary: Making new friends. Illustrated draws the pictures.

Day 1 Grammar 1. Are you prowd of your new bike. 2. We sold peaches and they sold beans. 1. Are you proud of your new bike? 2. We sold peaches, and they.

Unit 2 I’ll help to clean up the city parks. the city parks.

Anne Miller. By Millicent E. Selsam Vocabulary for.

Mr. Putter and Tabby: Fly the Plane The characters are: Mr. Putter

High Frequency Words August 31 - September 4 around be five help next

DESCRIPTIVE WRITING PUT NOTES IN LINK SPIRAL (next page)

Name ______________________________ Wild Shots, They’re My Life By Tui De Roy From Ranger Rick Magazine Prediction ____________________________________________.

Harcourt Journeys: Comprehension Skills Copyright © 2011 Kelly Mott.

Vocabulary for Max Found Two Sticks.

Henry and Mudge Under the Yellow Moon.

The Story of a Blue Bird By Tomek Bogacki. The Story of a Blue Bird By Tomek Bogacki.

Vocabulary for "From Seed to Plant". Vocabulary for "From Seed to Plant"

Henry and Mudge Under the Yellow Moon Vocabulary.

By David McPhall.

Did You See Chip?.

Presentation transcript:

Anne Miller By Claire Daniel Photographer: Rick Friedman

Anne Miller Genre – Nonfiction: Personal Narrative. A personal narrative is a true story about something important to the narrator. Look for: Information about the narrator’s life. First-person words such as I, me, and my.

Anne Miller Claire Daniel’s has two Labs, and Dr. Smith use to be their vet. She was born in Atlanta, Georgia. She said, “Each time I write a play, essay, or book, my friends and family swear they are in it.” They don't realize that a writer's material is in every rock, insect, and cloud in the sky? Meet the Author:

Anne Miller Genre - Sometimes an author interviews a person to get information to share. Nonfiction “On the Job with Dr. Martha Smith” Look for: Questions and answers. Information about a vet’s work at an animal shelter.

Anne Miller Pop Quiz What does the author do? He or she writes the stories. What does the photographer do? He or she draws takes the pictures.

1. Put your reading book on your desk. 2.Open your book to the glossary. (The glossary is on page 256 in the back of our reading book.) 3.When you see the word “Glossary,” get ready to find the word.

Anne Miller Busy busy Martha had a busy day today. 2 Busy- having lots to do

Anne Miller Dr. Dr. - a short way to write doctor Doctor Dr. Smith will take care of my dog, Spike. 1

Anne Miller Care care The stocking were hung by the chimney with care. 3 Care – to help

Anne Miller Eight eight A spider has eight legs. 4 Eight - one more than seven

Anne Miller Any any Dr. Bear doesn’t have any green balloons. 5 Any - one or some

Anne Miller Took took Who took all the presents? 5 Took - did take

Anne Miller Say the words. Read the sentences. Fill in the blank.

This magic trick starts by picking _____ card. took any busy care Dr. eight

Anne Miller The elves were _________ this year. took any busy care Dr. eight

Anne Miller Mrs. Smith takes _________ of her flowers. took any busy care Dr. eight

Anne Miller Chip _______ the top of the tree. took any busy care Dr. eight

Anne Miller This animal has ________ arms. took any busy care Dr. eight

Anne Miller ______ Hare will be right with you. took any busy care Dr. eight

Anne Miller 1.busy- having lots to do 2.care – to help 3.Dr. - a short way to write doctor 4.eight - one more than seven 5.any - one or some 6.took - did take

Anne Miller Match the words to its meaning. A.- having lots to do B.– to help C.- a short way to write doctor D.- one more than seven E.- one or some F.- did take 1.Dr.___ 2.busy ___ 3.took ___ 4.any ___ 5.care ___ 6.eight ___ A B C D E F

Anne Miller Say the Sight Words kind laugh light long much busy eight took if keep

Anne Miller New words in the story: “Dr. Martha Smith” vet animal shelter twenty check sick ears eyes special Muffin sweet spend heard happen healthy watch clean fleas sores heal shame before adopted together

Anne Miller

Web Links You should be able to click on these sites and go to them by pointing and clicking. Vocabulary Review On the Job With Dr. Martha Smith 3 On the Job With Dr. Martha Smith 2 On the Job with Dr. Martha Smith - Classify/Categorize Phonics Review ow/ou (1) ow/ou (2) Activity # 1Activity # 1 Mixed Blends Activity # 2 Activity # 2 Mixed Blends Activity # 3 Activity # 3 Mixed Blends Activity # 4 Activity # 4 Mixed Blends

Anne Miller Web links for “Dr. Martha Smith” On The Job With Dr' Martha Smith By Claire Daniel Photographs by Unitedstreaming “I Want to be a Veterinarian” DFDAC-28EB-46DD-AD31-E9EE51233A0E Pet coloring Pages Pet and Animal Activities Pet Party Animal Land Wild Animals Clifford

Anne Miller Theme Center- Neighborhood Picnic,Neighborhood Picnic My Town Go for the Gold-Grammer Names of days, Months, and Holidays;Names of days, Months, and Holidays Using I and Me,Using I and Me Using He, She, It, They;Using He, She, It, They Describing Words for Color, Size, and Shape;Describing Words for Color, Size, and Shape Describing Words for Taste, Smell, Sound, and Feel;Describing Words for Taste, Smell, Sound, and Feel Describing Words for Numbers On The Job With Dr. Martha Smith Links From Harcourt: