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1 Skill: Figurative Language Adventures in Writing: Write a mystery
The Midnight Horse by Sid Fleischman Skill: Figurative Language Adventures in Writing: Write a mystery Week 1

2 Vocabulary winding, zigzagging pulled back said, stated to be true
weaving winding, zigzagging retreated pulled back claimed said, stated to be true motive reason

3 Vocabulary tremendous, huge stingy person tired horrid awful, horrible
immense tremendous, huge miser stingy person weary tired horrid awful, horrible

4 Day 1 Reading Listening Comprehension p. 1-3 Partner p. 4-5
each partner must make a prediction before reading using clues after each page stop, retell and ask questions if information is left out clarify any confusing words or ideas each partner must ask a question after reading each page check your predictions Silently p. 6-8 Fluency p. 7 Team Talk On Your Own question 1 and 4 All Teams questions 2 and 3 Vocabulary Choose two different words from the vocabulary list on page 1 and write two meaningful sentences. Be certain your sentence defines the word without writing the definition.

5 Day 2 Reading Listening Comprehension p. 9-13 Partner p. 14-15
each partner must make a prediction before reading using clues after each page stop, retell and ask questions if information is left out clarify any confusing words or ideas each partner must ask a question after reading each page check your predictions Silently p Fluency p. 15 Team Talk On Your Own question 1 and 2 All Teams questions 3 and 4 Vocabulary Choose two different words from the vocabulary list on page 1 and write two meaningful sentences. Be certain your sentence defines the word without writing the definition.

6 Day 3 Reading Listening Comprehension p. 19-22 Partner p. 23-24
each partner must make a prediction before reading using clues after each page stop, retell and ask questions if information is left out clarify any confusing words or ideas each partner must ask a question after reading each page check your predictions Silently p Fluency p. 26 Team Talk On Your Own question 1 and 3 All Teams questions 2 and 4 Vocabulary Choose two different words from the vocabulary list on page 1 and write two meaningful sentences. Be certain your sentence defines the word without writing the definition.

7 Day 4 Reading Listening Comprehension p. 28-29 Partner p. 29-31
each partner must make a prediction before reading using clues after each page stop, retell and ask questions if information is left out clarify any confusing words or ideas each partner must ask a question after reading each page check your predictions Silently p Fluency p. 26 Team Talk On Your Own question 2 and 4 All Teams questions 1 and 3 Vocabulary Choose two different words from the vocabulary list on page 1 and write two meaningful sentences. Be certain your sentence defines the word without writing the definition.

8 Skill: Plot Adventures in Writing: Write a mystery
The Midnight Horse by Sid Fleischman Skill: Plot Adventures in Writing: Write a mystery Week 2

9 Vocabulary surprise, amazement stared give away mischief
astonishment surprise, amazement peered stared betray give away mischief teasing, naughtiness

10 Vocabulary laughed meanly held out hated bolted rushed off suddenly
snickered laughed meanly extended held out despised hated bolted rushed off suddenly

11 Day 1 Reading Listening Comprehension p. 41-43 Partner p. 44-45
each partner must make a prediction before reading using clues after each page stop, retell and ask questions if information is left out clarify any confusing words or ideas each partner must ask a question after reading each page check your predictions Silently p Fluency p. 44 Team Talk On Your Own question 1 and 3 All Teams questions 2 Vocabulary Choose the word that fits best in each blank.

12 Day 2 Reading Listening Comprehension p. 49-50 Partner p. 51-53
each partner must make a prediction before reading using clues after each page stop, retell and ask questions if information is left out clarify any confusing words or ideas each partner must ask a question after reading each page check your predictions Silently p Fluency p. 52 Team Talk On Your Own question 3 All Teams questions 1, 2 and 4 Vocabulary Choose the word that fits best in each blank.

13 Day 3 Reading Listening Comprehension p. 58-61 Partner p. 62-63
each partner must make a prediction before reading using clues after each page stop, retell and ask questions if information is left out clarify any confusing words or ideas each partner must ask a question after reading each page check your predictions Silently p Fluency p. 65 Team Talk On Your Own question 3 and 4 All Teams questions 1 and 2 Vocabulary Choose the word that fits best in each blank.

14 Day 4 Reading Listening Comprehension p. 68-71 Partner p. 72-74
each partner must make a prediction before reading using clues after each page stop, retell and ask questions if information is left out clarify any confusing words or ideas each partner must ask a question after reading each page check your predictions Silently p Fluency p. 73 Team Talk On Your Own question 3 All Teams questions 1, 2 and 4 Vocabulary Choose the word that fits best in each blank.

15 Enrichment Brain Pop Similes and Metaphors - Reading Counts The Midnight Horse by Sid Fleischman Lexile Reading Level points

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