Unit 5 Week 3 Daily Skills Focusing on: *High Frequency Words

Unit 5 Week 3 Daily Skills Focusing on: *High Frequency Words
*Vocabulary: idea, unusual *r-controlled vowel /or/ or, ore, oar *Abbreviations *Grammar: Adjectives that Compare *Capitalizing Proper Nouns All information comes directly from the McGraw-Hill Wonders reading series. by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Images from : Microsoft ClipArt © 2014 Microsoft Corporation Stacy Tessena © 2014 Abbie Jinnings © Grade/ ?ref=stream My Cute Graphics Fonts4Teachers PowerPoint compiled by Rachel Coats

Monday

What inventions do you know about?
Essential Question: What inventions do you know about?

born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core
Spelling Word List Words with /or/ or, ore, oar born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core more m-o-r-e more roar r-o-a-r roar soar s-o-a-r soar north n-o-r-t-h north fork f-o-r-k fork wore w-o-r-e wore short s-h-o-r-t short

The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
Phonics Skill: The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.

more treat shore more and shore have the same ending sound /ôr/.
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Listen as I say three words: more treat shore more and shore have the same ending sound /ôr/.

Which two words in each group end with the same sound?
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? cart stack heart

Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization
cart stack heart

Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? mold coat boat

mold coat boat

Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? paid trade lend

paid trade lend

Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? dust list trust

dust list trust

Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? poor rake store

poor rake store

Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? fair bear burn

fair bear burn

store Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar

torn Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar

Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
roar

for

born

more

short

torch

worn

form

board

farm

tar

tore

pork

park

verb

third

turn

dark

teacher

artist

The boat’s oar was lost in the storm. Norm likes to play sports.
Can you eat corn with a fork?

better b-e-t-t-e-r better
High-Frequency Words began b-e-g-a-n began better b-e-t-t-e-r better guess g-u-e-s-s guess learn l-e-a-r-n learn right r-i-g-h-t right sure s-u-r-e sure

High-Frequency Words It began to snow last night. I hope you feel better. Can you guess how old he is? She will learn to ride a bike. This is the right way to hold a fork. He is sure he will be on time.

idea An idea is a picture or thought you get in your mind.
Introduce Vocabulary: idea, unusual idea An idea is a picture or thought you get in your mind. I have an idea of what to give him for a birthday present.

unusual If something is unusual, it is not common.
Introduce Vocabulary: idea, unusual unusual If something is unusual, it is not common. I’ve never seen food that color. It is unusual.

an object made to do a job
Amazing words: device an object made to do a job

to think about something that is not real
Amazing words: imagine to think about something that is not real

a picture you get in your mind
Amazing words: idea a picture you get in your mind

something that is difficult to understand
Amazing words: complicated something that is difficult to understand

to make something better
Amazing words: improve to make something better

something you are interested in
Amazing words: curious something you are interested in

something that is not common
Amazing words: unusual something that is not common

An adjective is a word that describes (tells more about) a noun.

Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –er to most adjectives to compare two people, places, or things.

Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters

We add –est to most adjectives to compare three or more people, places, or things.

3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare 3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters Hint:

Curt is a fast runner. The adjective is fast. How many people? one
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Curt is a fast runner. How many people? one The adjective is fast.

Sheena is a faster runner than Curt.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Sheena is a faster runner than Curt. How many people? Two: Sheena and Curt The adjective is faster.

Jen is the fastest runner of all!
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Jen is the fastest runner of all! How many people? Three or more: of all The adjective is fastest.

The first row of corn is long.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Identify the adjectives that compare in each sentence. The first row of corn is long. long

The next row of corn is longer.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Identify the adjectives that compare in each sentence. The next row of corn is longer. longer

The last row of corn is the longest.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Identify the adjectives that compare in each sentence. The last row of corn is the longest. longest

The days of the week are proper nouns and begin with a capital letter.
Mechanics: Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday The days of the week are proper nouns and begin with a capital letter.

We had a bad storm on friday. We had a bad storm on Friday.
Mechanics: Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays We had a bad storm on friday. We had a bad storm on Friday.

We drive Gran home on sunday. We drive Gran home on Sunday.
Mechanics: Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays We drive Gran home on sunday. We drive Gran home on Sunday.

Miss Norman said, “It is monday,” but it is tuesday!
Mechanics: Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays Miss Norman said, “It is monday,” but it is tuesday! Miss Norman said, “It is Monday,” but it is Tuesday!

Tuesday

Spelling: Word Families
born -or -ore -oar

-ore -oar born

corn -or -ore -oar born

-ore -oar born corn

core -or -ore -oar born corn

-ore -oar born core corn

more -or -ore -oar born core corn

-ore -oar born core corn more

roar -or -ore -oar born core corn more

-ore -oar born core roar corn more

soar -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more

-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar

north -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more soar

-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north

fork -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north

-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north fork

wore -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north fork

-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north wore fork

short -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north wore fork

-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north wore fork short

High-Frequency Words began better guess learn right sure

It’s not _____ to go swimming on a hot day.
Reinforce Vocabulary: idea unusual leaped stretched It’s not _____ to go swimming on a hot day. The cat _____ out of the tree and ran away. I have an _____ for a story I want to write. I _____ the rubber band until it snapped.

Replace the /e/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution stem Replace the /e/ with /ôr/. storm

Phonics: Phoneme Substitution pet Replace the /e/ with /ôr/. port

Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution card Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/. cord

Replace the /i/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution tin Replace the /i/ with /ôr/. torn

Phonics: Phoneme Substitution park Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/. pork

Replace the /a/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution can Replace the /a/ with /ôr/. corn

Replace the /a/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution bare Replace the /a/ with /ôr/. bore

Phonics: Phoneme Substitution hen Replace the /e/ with /ôr/. horn

Phonics: Phoneme Substitution care Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/. core

core Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

porch Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

shore Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

board Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

oar Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

fork Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

form Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

wore Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

born Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

short Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

more Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

sort Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

north Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

score Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

torch Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

roar Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

soar Practice /or/ or, ore, oar

Mister Ford is my teacher.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Mister Ford is my teacher. Mr. Ford is my teacher.

Mister Ford is my teacher. Mr. Ford is my teacher.
Mr. is an abbreviation. An abbreviation is a short way of writing a word..

Doctor = Dr. Missus = Mrs. Street = St. Avenue = Ave. Road = Rd.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Doctor = Dr. Missus = Mrs. Street = St. Avenue = Ave. Road = Rd.

What inventions do you know about?
Essential Question: What inventions do you know about?

Genre:

Words to look for: company Hawaii hours person solve their waterproof
The Story of a Robot Inventor Reading/Writing Workshop p Words to look for: company Hawaii hours person solve their waterproof Tomotaka Takahashi

The bird is high in the sky.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare The bird is high in the sky. How many things? one bird The adjective is high.

The jet is higher than the bird.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare The jet is higher than the bird. How many things? Two: jet and bird The adjective is higher.

The spaceship is the highest one of all.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare The spaceship is the highest one of all. How many things? Three or more: “of all” The adjective is highest.

Fall is colder than summer.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Tell how many things are being compared. Fall is colder than summer. colder – 2 fall and summer

Winter is the coldest of all.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Tell how many things are being compared. Winter is the coldest of all. coldest – 3 or more “of all”

Spring is hotter than winter.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Tell how many things are being compared. Spring is hotter than winter. hotter – 2 spring and winter

Summer is the hottest of all.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Tell how many things are being compared. Summer is the hottest of all. hottest – 3 or more “of all”

there was a snowstorm on march 4
_____________________ _____________________ spring starts in march and ends in june _____________________ _____________________

Wednesday

Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/s/ /ôr/ /t/ sort

/f/ /ôr/ for

/m/ /ôr/ more

/s/ /n/ /ôr/ snore

/p/ /ôr/ /ch/ porch

/n/ /ôr/ /th/ north

/r/ /ôr/ roar

/s/ /p/ /ôr/ /t/ sport

Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
born

storm

sore

soar

chores

forty

support

snowstorm

before

Mr.

Mrs.

St.

Dr.

Ave.

form

firm

board

bird

barn

Does a big cat roar or snore?
Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar Does a big cat roar or snore? Mr. Thorn will report the game’s score for us.

Sunday Sun. An abbreviation is a shorter way of writing a word.
Most abbreviations end with a period. Sunday Sun.

Doctor = Dr. Missus = Mrs. Street = St. Avenue = Ave. Road = Rd.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Doctor = Dr. Missus = Mrs. Street = St. Avenue = Ave. Road = Rd.

Monday = Mon. Wednesday = Wed. Friday = Fri. January = Jan.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Monday = Mon. Wednesday = Wed. Friday = Fri. January = Jan. September = Sept.

He felt better when the show began.
Build Fluency: Word Automaticity He felt better when the show began. We can learn the right way to do it. Are you sure, or did you guess?

High-Frequency Words began better guess learn right sure idea unusual

Genre:

Words to look for: inventor questions young experiments goose worm
Thomas Edison, Inventor by David A. Adler Words to look for: inventor questions young experiments goose worm world chemicals poison future

First, I saw the greatest dancer on TV.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. First, I saw the greatest dancer on TV. greatest

I am a faster dancer than he is!
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. I am a faster dancer than he is! faster

_______________________ _______________________
we fly a flag on flag day _______________________ _______________________ __ martin luther king day is on a monday _______________________ _______________________

Thursday

Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word:
Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: or add f for

Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: oar add r roar

Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: ore add m more

Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: right add b bright

Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: port add s sport

Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: park add s spark

boar

roar

soar

for

fork

fort

short

shore

snore

score

store

Missus Mrs. An abbreviation is a short way of writing a word.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations An abbreviation is a short way of writing a word. Most abbreviations end with a period. Missus Mrs.

Tues. = ________ Aug. = ________ Rd. = ________ Doctor = ________
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Tues. = ________ Aug. = ________ Rd. = ________ Doctor = ________ December = ________ Wednesday = ________ Street = ________

The big couch is ________ than the little couch. (soft)
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The big couch is ________ than the little couch. (soft)

softer than the little couch.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The big couch is softer than the little couch.

Of the three kids, Cord is the _____. (short)
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. Of the three kids, Cord is the _____. (short)

Of the three kids, Cord is the shortest.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. Of the three kids, Cord is the shortest.

The truck is _____ than the car. (long)
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The truck is _____ than the car. (long)

The truck is longer than the car.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The truck is longer than the car.

The sky is _____ at night than it is in the morning. (dark)
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The sky is _____ at night than it is in the morning. (dark)

The sky is darker at night than it is in the morning.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The sky is darker at night than it is in the morning.

Friday

born corn core more roar soar north fork wore short
Spelling Word List Words with /or/ or, ore, oar born corn core more roar soar north fork wore short

Let’s Review for our test! Get ready to do your best!

/m/ /ôr/ more

/sh/ /ôr/ shore

/s/ /n/ /ôr/ snore

/p/ /ôr/ /ch/ porch

for

roar

sort

born

sport

chore

soar

torn

horn

sworn

boar

Mister = ________ Missus = ________ Doctor = ________
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Mister = ________ Missus = ________ Doctor = ________ Street = ________ Road = ________ Saturday = ________ Thursday = ________

February = ________ December = ________ Sunday = ________
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations February = ________ December = ________ Sunday = ________ Friday = ________ September = ________ October = ________ Tuesday = ________

I am the tallest kid on the baseball team.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. I am the tallest kid on the baseball team. tallest

The blue car is smaller than the gray one.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. The blue car is smaller than the gray one. smaller

This was the wettest day in June.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. This was the wettest day in June. wettest

The dog is loudest than the TV show.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. The dog is loudest than the TV show. The dog is louder than the TV show.

Plums are sweet than green beans.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Plums are sweet than green beans. Plums are sweeter than green beans.

Miss Beck is old than Miss York.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Miss Beck is old than Miss York. Miss Beck is older than Miss York.

Coach North is the older of all.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Coach North is the older of all. Coach North is the oldest of all.

________________________________________
Mechanics: Capitalize Proper Nouns new year’s day is january 1 ________________________________________

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