When can creative ideas solve problems? Click to listen to story.

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When can creative ideas solve problems? Click to listen to story.

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Review Games Vocabulary & Amazing Words: Arcade Games Jigword
Matchword Speedword Wordsearch Word Web Spelling City-Voc Spelling City-Amazing Spelling Words: Speedword Word Web Quia Games Spelling City High Frequency Words Fill-in-the Blank

Rosa & Blanca Amazing Words Vocabulary Words assist generous luckiest
abundant assist generous dismay efficient beam forever situation Vocabulary Words tortillas luckiest chiles

Rosa & Blanca High-Frequency Words many buy their daughters youngest
alone many buy their daughters youngest half

Rosa & Blanca Spelling Words find spider Word Wall Words child cry but
sky blind bright myself wild frighten fly arrival right identify flight Word Wall Words but paid bread fried street

Big Question: When can creative ideas solve problems?
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Rosa & Blanca Monday Morning Warm-Up
Believe it or not, every problem has a solution. If you think of a creative idea today, you can solve a problem tomorrow! When can creative ideas solve problems?

Today we will learn about:
Amazing Words Long i: i, ie, igh, y Theme and Plot Verbs

Rosa and Blanca Amazing Words

abundant a – bun – dant Abundant means more than enough or plenty.
If you have more food than you need, you have an abundant amount of food. We found an abundant supply of wood for the campfire.

assist as -sist If you assist someone, you help him or her do something. Our teacher likes us to assist him in passing out papers. We always assist the coach after the games by bringing all the balls and bats and other equipment to him.

generous gen – er – ous A generous person shares with other people and is unselfish. It was generous of you to give so much time to the project. People were very generous to those who lost their homes in the flood.

Click to listen to a song about friends that share with one another.

Long i: i, ie, igh, y bike hide
What do you know about reading these words? When you see i-consonant-e, the i says its name, and the e is silent. Today we’ll learn about other spellings for long i.

When y ends a single-syllable word, it usually has the long i sound.
ice cream CVCe-When a word has a vowel-consonant-silent e pattern, the vowel usually stands for its long sound. mice pile When y ends a single-syllable word, it usually has the long i sound. sky my CV,CV/C- When a single vowel ends a word or a syllable, it usually has the long sound. Final wild CVVC – When two vowels are together in a word or syllable the first usually has the long sound and the second is silent. tie dried When i is followed by gh, the i usually has the long sound and the gh is silent. high night

Long i: i, ie, igh, y wild Sometimes i stands for long i. spider tie
fly high

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find pilot title die lie shy sly tight might

Long i: i, ie, igh, y bright child why die sigh cry lie lilac

Long and Short i think, mild, fly, pitcher, mint, fries, flight, kind, stick, tried, nylon, thigh
Long i Short i

Long i Short i think

Long i Short i mild think

Long i Short i mild fly think

Long i Short i mild fly think pitcher

Long i Short i mild fly think pitcher mint

Long i Short i mild fly fries think pitcher mint

Long i Short i mild fly fries flight think pitcher mint

Long i Short i mild fly fries flight kind think pitcher mint

Long i Short i mild fly fries flight kind think pitcher mint stick

Long i Short i mild fly fries flight kind tried think pitcher mint stick

Long i Short i mild fly fries flight kind tried nylon think pitcher mint stick

Long i Short i mild fly fries flight kind tried nylon thigh think pitcher mint stick

Long i fries, mild, flight, thigh, fly, kind, nylon, tried

Long i find squint dirt wild spin dried kind chime whirl writing trick
why cycle spine birth

Word Family Rhymes - but
Consonants Digraphs Blends cut gut hut jut nut put rut shut

Word Family Rhymes - but
cut gut gut jut hut nut rut

Word Family Rhymes - paid
Consonants Digraphs Blends laid maid raid braid

Word Family Rhymes - paid
maid braid raid

Let’s Talk About Creative Ideas

Theme and Plot What happens in the beginning, middle, and end of a story is the plot. Every story has one big idea which is the theme. Good readers pay attention to what happens and the order in which it happens. (plot) Then they think what they learned to help them understand the big idea of a story. (theme)

Read-Aloud The Heavy Cart

there is a speider in a web
Daily Fix-It there is a speider in a web There is a spider in a web. did you friten it Did you frighten it?

Grammar: Verbs for the Past, Present, and the Future
A verb tells what someone or something does. A verb can show something that happens now, in the past, or in the future.

Today Chris plays the piano. Today Chris plays the piano. (present) Yesterday Chris played the piano. Yesterday Chris played the piano. (past) Tomorrow Chris will play the piano. Tomorrow Chris will play the piano. (future)

Chris started piano lesson three years ago. Chris started piano lessons three years ago. Today he practices all morning.

His sister dances to the music. Their mother smiles at her children. Next year they will attend music camp.

Grammar: Verbs for the Past, Present, and the Future started, practices, dances, smiles, will attend
Now Past Future

Now Past Future started

Now Past Future practices started

Now Past Future practices dances started

Now Past Future practices dances smiles started

Now Past Future practices dances smiles started will attend

Wrap Up the Day! Long I words Theme and Plot Let’s Talk About It!
Tomorrow we will read about two sisters who find creative ways to show how much they care about each other.

Rosa & Blanca Monday Journal Topic Write about a time when
you were generous.

Rosa & Blanca Tuesday Morning Warm-Up
Friends can have a problem today that might be solved tomorrow. Do you believe that can be true?

Amazing Words Long i: i, ie, igh, y Theme and Plot Predict High-Frequency Words Vocabulary Words Verbs for present, past, and future

dismay dis – may Dismay is a feeling of deep disappointment and fear.
The three farmers felt great dismay when they realized the mice were eating their corn. I felt dismay when I was afraid I didn’t pass the test.

efficient ef – fic – ient
An efficient person gets things done without wasting time or energy. In the story, the fat cat was the most efficient mouse catcher of all. You can be efficient when you do your homework if you have everything you need before you start.

beam beam When you beam, you smile in a very happy way.
Jill beamed when she won the contest. The first snowfall of the year had all the kids beaming.

The Farmer Smart’s Fat Cat
Read-Aloud The Farmer Smart’s Fat Cat

Word Family Rhymes - bread
Consonants Digraphs Blends dead head lead read dread stead tread

Word Family Rhymes - bread
lead tread head homestead

Long i: i, ie, igh, y highlight
You can read this word because you know how to read words with long i spelled igh. When you come to a new word, look at the letters from left to right and think about the vowel sounds. Say the sounds in the word to yourself and then read the word.

Long i: i, ie, igh, y myself died tigers remind lied firefly upright
grind tied reply delight

Click to listen to “So Much Pie!”

Long i: i, ie, igh, y Find the words with a long i in “So Much Pie!”
my high lie find child mind

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find bright

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find bright spy

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find pie bright spy

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find pie lie bright spy

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild pie lie bright spy

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger pie lie bright spy

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger pie lie bright flight spy

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger pie lie bright flight right spy

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger pie lie bright flight right spy July

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger cider pie lie bright flight right spy July

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger cider pie lie bright flight right high spy July

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger cider pie lie bright flight right high spy July hydrant

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger cider pie lie bright flight right high spy July hydrant cycle

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger cider pie lie die bright flight right high spy July hydrant cycle

Long i: i, ie, igh, y find, bright, spy, pie, lie, wild, tiger, flight, right, July, cider, high, hydrant, cycle, die, tie i ie igh y find wild tiger cider pie lie die tie bright flight right high spy July hydrant cycle

Long i: i, ie, igh, y I saw the birds fly in the bright sky.
Can you identify the right spider? The child wanted to see the arrival of the flight.

Theme and Plot The theme of a story is the big idea behind the story.
You can think about what you learned from a story to figure out the big idea. The plot is what happens in the beginning, middle, and end of the story. As you read, think about the big idea of the story. Keep track of the order of events as they happen in a story.

Predict We can tell what we think will happen next in a story based on what has already happened and what we know about life. When you read a story, think about the characters in the story. Use what you know about them to guess what they might do next. Use what you know about life to predict what they might do next.

High-Frequency Words Review
their whole alone laughed half poor many loved buy another daughters were youngest house

Vocabulary Words luckiest – having more luck and good fortune than anyone else tortillas – thin, round cakes made of corn meal that are served hot chiles – a hot pepper that is used as seasoning (picture)

tortillas & chiles

Vocabulary Words chilies, tortillas, luckiest
Mama made a plate of ____ for lunch. Mama made a plate of tortillas for lunch. I am the _____ boy alive to have so many! I am the luckiest boy alive to have so many!

Vocabulary Words chilies, tortillas, luckiest
I like to eat the hot ____ too. I like to eat the hot chiles too.

A small child looked at the sky. tomorrow the day be brite.
Daily Fix-It a small childe look at the sky A small child looked at the sky. tomorrow the day be brite. Tomorrow the day will be bright.

Verbs for Past, Present, and Future
Verbs are words that show action. Verbs change when we talk about now, the past, or the future. We plant the tomatoes. What endings do we use when we talk about the past? We planted the tomatoes. What verb do we add when we talk about the future? We will plant the tomatoes.

Tomorrow I will pick out vegetables at the market. Yesterday I _____ out vegetables at the market. Today I ____ vegetables at the market.

Wrap Up Your Day! High-Frequency Words Predict Let’s Talk About It!
Tomorrow we will hear a read aloud about how other characters use creative ideas to solve problems.

Rosa & Blanca Tuesday Journal Topic
Write about a problem you have at school and describe an unusual way to solve it.

Rosa & Blanca Wednesday
Morning Warm-Up Farmer Smart sighed. “At night the mice eat my corn. Then they hide. It’s time to teach them that the corn is mine!” What are some ways we can teach each other things?

Amazing Words Compound Words Long i High-Frequency Words Vocabulary Words Verbs for present, past, and future

forever for – ever Forever means never ending or always.
Sometimes I feel like we’ve lived here forever. Nobody can be young forever.

situation sit – u – a – tion
A situation is an act or happening or condition. When you study a situation, you try to figure out what is going on. The car accident was a dangerous situation.

The Farmer Smart’s Fat Cat
Read-Aloud The Farmer Smart’s Fat Cat

Compound Words driveway
Compound words are made up of two smaller words. What words make up driveway? schoolyard everything bathtub raindrop

High-Frequency Words many, half, buy, daughters, youngest, alone, their
I like to sit all ____ in my bedroom and read. alone We will go over to ___ house after school. their We will ___ milk at the store. buy

High-Frequency Words many, half, buy, daughters, youngest, alone, their
I am the ___ of three children. youngest They have one son and two ____. daughters Dad cut my sandwich in ____. half How ___ cats do you have? many

Rosa & Blanca Spelling Words Word Wall Words find spider child cry but

Word Family Rhymes - fried
Consonants Digraphs Blends tied cried dried pried spied tried

Word Family Rhymes - fried
cried pried tied dried

i wants to finde the right seeds I want to find the right seeds.
Daily Fix-It i wants to finde the right seeds I want to find the right seeds. me sister wi’ll plant them My sister will plant them.

Verbs are words that show action. Verbs change when we talk about now, the past, or the future. last year – played tag now – play softball next year – will learn to swim

Wrap Up Your Day! Theme and Plot Fluency Let’s Talk About It!
Tomorrow we will read a story about a thirsty crow with a creative idea.

Rosa & Blanca Wednesday
Journal Topic Use at least one word from another language in sentences about Rosa and Blanca.

Rosa & Blanca Thursday Morning Warm-Up
Today we will read about a thirsty crow. She must find water to consume. But it is hard for her to reach the water in the pitcher. She has a shrewd idea. What do you think she will do?

Long i Verbs for present, past, and future

Read-Aloud Wiley and the Hairy Man

Sentence Reading It has been a mild winter with light snow and no ice.
Did you finally locate the bright white tile at the store today? I believe it is time to donate rice to the food drive.

Sentence Reading The child cried when he caught a cold and had a high fever. I don’t know whatever happened to the spider that tried to catch the fly. Mike might have time tomorrow to fix my broken boat.

Rosa & Blanca Word Wall Words but paid bread fried street
Spelling Words find spider child cry sky blind bright myself wild frighten fly arrival right identify flight

Word Family Rhymes - street
Consonants Digraphs Blends beet feet meet sheet fleet greet sleet sweet

Word Family Rhymes - street
feet greet sweet beet bed sheets fleet sleet sheet music sheet

The Crow and the Pitcher
Pages

hour yard has a birdbath Our yard has a birdbath.
Daily Fix-It hour yard has a birdbath Our yard has a birdbath. now Birds stopped to drink Now birds stop to drink.

Verbs are words that show action. Verbs change when we talk about now, the past, or the future. I whirled across the stage. (past) I whirl across the stage. (present) I will whirl across the stage. (future)

Wrap Up Your Day! Making Connections Let’s Talk About It!
Today you heard a story about a boy who overcomes his fear. Tomorrow we will hear about Wiley and the Hairy Man again.

Rosa & Blanca Thursday Journal Topic List ways you can assist someone.

Rosa & Blanca Friday Morning Warm-Up
This week we read about Wiley, Rosa and Blanca, and Farmer Smart. They all had problems to solve. When can a creative idea solve a problem?

Amazing Words Long i: i, ie, igh, y High-Frequency Words Vocabulary Words Verbs for present, past, and future

Read-Aloud Wiley and the Hairy Man

Long i: i, ie, igh, y The child flies the kite high in the sky.
Dad ate a slice of pie.

Long i: i, ie, igh, y Why did you park your bike by the hydrant?
He tried to run a mile twice last week.

Rosa & Blanca Amazing Words Vocabulary Words assist generous dismay

High-Frequency Words half, their, daughters, buy, alone, many, youngest
How ____ students are in your class? many The ___ child is two years old. youngest I will drink only ___ a glass of milk. half

High-Frequency Words half, their, daughters, buy, alone, many, youngest
I sat ___ in the woods and watched the animals. alone Max is ___ dog. their I want to save my money so I can ___ skates. buy Mom read a tale about three ____. daughters

i helped Mom made a mail box I helped Mom make a mailbox.
Daily Fix-It i helped Mom made a mail box I helped Mom make a mailbox. now Her mail stayed dry Now her mail stays dry.

Wrap Up Your Week! Let’s Talk About It!
Next week you will read about a man who thought of new ways to help others.

Write a story about a very abundant garden.
Rosa & Blanca Friday Journal Topic Write a story about a very abundant garden.

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