Ben Franklin Unit 5 Week 6 Spelling Words Reading Grammar Additional Online Resources Created by Connie Rosenbalm Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

Question of the Week How can you use something familiar in a new way?

Day 1 Morning Warm-Up! This week we will learn more about science and inventing. Many inventors built something new out of something familiar. How can you use something familiar in a new way?

Ben Franklin Amazing Words contraptiondoubtenergy

Click to Play Song Shared Literature Inventing Inventing is thinking Of something that’s new. Inventing takes hard work And energy too. Each brand new contraption Starts in somebody’s mind, With problems to solve And solutions to find. Inventors must work hard And overcome doubt. But that’s what inventing Is really about.

Ben Franklin Phonics Target Skill prefixes: re- and un- Online Activities Constructing Prefixes Interactive Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Spelling Words prefixes: un- and re- unhappy unkind undress undo untie repay refill repay retell reopen

Apply Phonics Decodable Reader and Leveled Readers

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How can you use a ball in a new way?

Ben Franklin Reading Target Skill Theme/Main Idea Online Activities The Main Idea: Robin Hood: A segment of Discovering Language Arts: Reading Fiction (Grades K-2)The Main Idea: Robin Hood: A segment of Discovering Language Arts: Reading Fiction (Grades K-2) Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Shared Writing

Ben Franklin Grammar Target Skill Pronouns Online Activities Introduction to Parts of Speech: The Royal Principality of PronounsIntroduction to Parts of Speech: The Royal Principality of Pronouns Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 1.My invention din’t worked. 2. That made I un-happy.

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 1.My invention din’t worked. My invention didn’t work. 2. That made I un-happy. That made me unhappy.

Day 2 Morning Warm-Up! Today we will reread the book about the Wright brothers. They were unafraid to try new things. What new things would you like to try?

Ben Franklin Amazing Words glider manned unmanned

Shared Literature Was the first glider flown at Kitty Hawk manned or unmanned? Why do you think Kitty Hawk is such an important place in airplane history?

Ben Franklin Phonics Target Skill long vowel patterns: i and o Online Activities Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Apply Phonics Decodable Reader and Leveled Readers

Ben Franklin Phonics Target Skill Prefixes: re- and un- Spelling Words Prefixes: re- and un- Spelling Words Online Activities Constructing Prefixes Interactive Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Grammar Target Skill Pronouns Online Activities Introduction to Parts of Speech: The Royal Principality of PronounsIntroduction to Parts of Speech: The Royal Principality of Pronouns Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 3. She helpt me built it. 4. I will re pay she.

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 3. She helpt me built it. She helped me build it. 4.I will re pay she. I will repay her.

Day 3 Morning Warm-Up! Today we will read about Ben Franklin. He did an experiment with a kite. His friends helped him. How do your friends help you with ideas?

Ben Franklin Amazing Words soar

Shared Literature What kind of day is best for flying a kite? What do you think happened to the gliders when the wind stopped? What happens to the Wright brother’s glider on windy days?

Ben Franklin Phonics Target Skill Prefixes: re- and un- Spelling Words Prefixes: re- and un- Spelling Words Online Activities Constructing Prefixes Interactive Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Phonics Target Skill long vowel patterns: i and o Online Activities Smartboard Activities & Lessons

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Vocabulary

Ben Franklin Reading Target Skill Theme/Main Idea Online Activities The Main Idea: Robin Hood: A segment of Discovering Language Arts: Reading Fiction (Grades K-2)The Main Idea: Robin Hood: A segment of Discovering Language Arts: Reading Fiction (Grades K-2) Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Grammar Target Skill Pronouns Online Activities Introduction to Parts of Speech: The Royal Principality of PronounsIntroduction to Parts of Speech: The Royal Principality of Pronouns Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 5. I tried to fly mi kite. 6. It has too windie.

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 5. I tried to fly mi kite. I tried to fly my kite. 6. It has too windie. It was too windy.

Day 4 Morning Warm-Up! Some people enjoy drawing. I like to paint. What would you like to do? What treasures can we create?

Ben Franklin Amazing Words curiousintelligent

Shared Literature What does the author think is curious about crows in the city? Do you think crows are intelligent? Why or why not?

Phonics Review aw, au and short e: ea sawbread

Ben Franklin Phonics Target Skill Prefixes: re- and un- Spelling Words Prefixes: re- and un- Spelling Words Online Activities Constructing Prefixes Interactive Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Grammar Target Skill Pronouns Online Activities Introduction to Parts of Speech: The Royal Principality of PronounsIntroduction to Parts of Speech: The Royal Principality of Pronouns Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 7. Jan call my project silly 8. I thinke that were unkind.

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 7. Jan call my project silly Jan called my project silly. 8. I thinke that were unkind. I think that was unkind.

Day 5 Morning Warm-Up! This week we read about gliders that soared, curious contraptions, and intelligent inventors. It takes a lot of energy to make something new. What else does it take to invent something?

Shared Literature What do people do with their laundry in Japan? Why don’t people mind if grows take hangers from their veranda? Where else do crows find hangers?

Phonics Review prefixes un-, re- and long vowels i, o Circle words with the prefixes un-, re- and long vowels i, o. Mom told me to unpack and refold the shirts. Jack wants to replace his old poster. Most of us were glad to help find the child quickly. It is unsafe to leave the door unlocked.

High Frequency Words Answer the questions with a Word to Read on page 172. What do you call a person who has no money? Two men in the same family are not father and son. What are they? What did you do when someone asked you a question? What should you do when the road is closed? Take a _________ road. Why didn’t the chicken run across the road? She wanted someone to __________ her.

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Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 9. Me kite tail didn’t working well. 10. I had do untye them.

Ben Franklin Daily Fix-It 9. Me kite tail didn’t working well. My kite tail didn’t work well. 10. I had do untye them. I had to untie them.

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