1. Unit 2 Lesson 3 Reivew Students can…
Unit 2 Lesson 3 Reivew Students can… * read and spell WTK words: into, many, live, out, this, dash * read and spell words with digraph th, sh sound * identify irregular plural nouns * read, write and use verb+ing * Write a complete sentence with a capital letter, finger spacing, correct end mark * Identify the main idea and details in a story * identify parts of a book: title, author, illustrator * read stories from Unit 2 Lesson 3 with fluency (without sounding out words, good pronunciation, natural intonation)

2. Words to Know I can read and spell each word
Into many live out this
Come see where the prairie dogs _____! ______ prairie dog lives with ______ prairie dogs. Come ____ a prairie dog home! You can see where they rest, eat, and care for babies. When little prairie dogs grow up, they will come ______ to play!
live
This
many
into
out
Did you capitalize “They”? Why?

3. Digraph th, sh with Blends I can read and spell words with digraph th and sh using blends and vowels we have learned in class: th sh
path
think
bathtub
sloth
dishes
shopping
shell
smash

4. Irregular Plural Nouns
A noun is a person, place, thing, or animal. Some nouns don’t add-s or –es to show more than one. Some use a different word.
goose
geese
mouse
mice
man
men
foot
feet
child
children

5. Verb+ing walking looking washing jumping playing
We can use a verb+ing to show what is happening right now, and keeps happening
A man is _______(walk/walks/walking) on the street.
Ben and Jerry are ______ (look/looks/looking) for their dog.
I am ________(wash/washes/washing) my cats!
Little mice are _______(jump/jumps/jumping) up and down the table.
My friends are ______(play/plays/playing) at the park.
walking
looking
washing
jumping
playing

6. Written and photographed by Cathy Shells
A Prairie Dog Home
Written and photographed by Cathy Shells
Come meet some prairie dogs. See where they live. This prairie dog lives with many prairie dogs. You can see some of a prairie dog’s home. The rest is under the land. Prairie dogs dig with big claws. They dig long paths. Come into a prairie dog home. Can you see where prairie dogs rest? Can you see where prairie dogs have things to eat? Can you see them caring for little prairie dogs? Little prairie dogs come out to play. They eat fresh grass. One day they will dig new paths for the prairie dog home.
1. Where do prairie dogs live?
2. What do prairie dogs eat?
3. How is a prairie dog home like the an ant home?
Prairie dogs live underground (under the land)
Prairie dog eats fresh grass.
They are both underground.

7. Written and photographed by Beth Washington
A Koala Home
Written and photographed by Beth Washington
The koala lives in a tree. It sleeps all day. It eats lots of leaves. When it rains, the leaves make an umbrella. The koala stays dry.
1. Where do koalas live?
2. What do koalas eat?
3. What makes an umbrella for koalas?
Koalas live in a tree.
Koalas eat leaves.
The leaves make an umbrella for koalas.