1. Unit 1- Chapter 1

2. My parents were born in Italy. My birthday is August 25th.
Theme: About Me
What are the people doing in these photos?
Do you do these things? Where? When?
I have three (3) sisters.
My parents were born in Italy.
My birthday is August 25th.

3. Vocabulary calculator cabinet ruler textbook workbook
computer and printer

4. Welcoming a New Student
Welcome to the class. My name is Mrs. Miller. I’m your teacher. What’s your name?
My name is Alex Garcia.

5. Asking to Borrow Things
Do you have a calculator?
Yes, I have a calculator.
Nadia
Amy
calculator

7. Subjects and Verbs
A subject tells who or what the sentence is about. It can be a NOUN (person, place, thing, animal)
A VERB tells what the subject is or does. The verb changes form to match the subject.
Subject Verb Object.ppt

8. Subject Pronouns Noun Person
A subject pronoun replaces the subject in a sentence.
Noun
A noun is a person, place, or thing.
A pronoun takes the place of the noun.
Person
Mr. Jones likes his job.
The girl is a student.
He likes his job.
She is a student.
Place
Oakland is in California.
The library has many books.
It is a large city.
It has many books.
Thing
The book is on the desk.
It is on the desk.
Things
The pens are on the desk.
They are blue.

9. The Verb ‘be’- Present Tense
Subject
Verb
Example I am
I am a teacher.
You We
They
are
You are students.
We are at school.
They are in the library.
She He It is
She is Maya.
He is Jorge.
It is a pen.

10. Possessive Adjectives
Possessive adjectives tell who or what something belongs to.
They come before a noun.
Possessive Adjective
Sentence my
I am a teacher. MY name is Mr. Miller.
your
You are a student. YOUR name is Ms. Lopez
his
He is from Colombia. HIS name is Pedro.
her
She is a nurse. HER office is in the school.
its
The cat is under the bed. ITS name is Bella.
our
We are in class. OUR teacher is Mr. Miller.
their
They are from Russia. THEIR names are Ivan and Anna.

11. Pronoun or Possessive Adjective?
Pronoun Possessive Adjective it
they
she
its he
his
you I
her my
your we
their
our

12. Possessive pronouns come after the verb be.
Possessive pronouns tell who or what something belongs to.
Possessive pronouns come after the verb be.
Possessive Adjective
Possessive Pronoun
Sentence my
mine
This is my workbook. The workbook is MINE.
your
yours
Those are your textbooks. The textbooks are YOURS.
his
This is his calculator. The calculator is HIS.
her
hers
That is her printer. The printer is HERS.
our
ours
That is our computer. The computer is OURS.
their
theirs
This is their cabinet. The cabinet is THEIRS.

13. Pronoun, Possessive Adj., or Possessive Pronoun?
Pronoun, Pos Adj, Pos Pronoun.docx

14. Punctuation- End Marks
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15. nd
pond
hand

16. nt
tent
student

17. st
test
toast

18. sk
desk
tusk

19. mp
lamp
camp

20. ct
insect
dissect

21. ft
gift
left

22. lt
salt
melt

23. lp
help
pulp

24. lk
milk
walk

25. lf
shelf
elf

26. ld
mold
child

27. Syllables
Syllables.pptx

28. School Emergency Information Form
School Emergency Information Form.docx

29. The Date The date is ALWAYS written in this way: Month- Day- Year
For example: February 19, 2016
*Always capitalize the month
*Always put a comma between the day
and the year

30. Titles for Teacher’s Names
Mrs. = married woman
Miss = unmarried woman
Ms. = any woman
Mr. = any man
Dr. = PhD degree

31. Addresses Addresses are ALWAYS written in this way:
Building # Street Name
City , State Zip Code
For example:
180 East St.
Colonia, NJ 07067

32. Abbreviations for Street Types
St. = Street
Ave. = Avenue
Rd. = Road
Dr. = Drive
Ct. = Court

33. different- (adj.) unlike, not the same

34. friendly- (adj.) helpful, pleasant, agreeable

35. interesting- (adj.) causing a wish to know more

36. miss- (v.) to feel a sense of loss

37. nice- (adj.) pretty, attractive

38. Scan for Information If you scan something, you don’t read every word.
You look quickly for the information that you want.
For example, you can scan a form to find a person’s phone number.
Scan for Information.docx

39. Text Genre: Informal Letter
A letter is a message that you write on paper. An informal letter is to a friend or family member.
Feature
greeting
Dear name,
closing
Your friend,
signature
Luisa
commas
Closing and greeting both begin with capital letters and have commas.
Informal Letter.docx

40. Writing a Friendly Letter
Friendly Letter\Informal Letter.docx

41. Reviews
Chapter 1 Test\Miltestones Intro- Chapter 1 Jeopardy Review.pptx