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Grandma’s Records. Mrs. Williams Third Grade. Presidents Day. I am going to read an article about Presidents Day. Who was the first president? Who is our current president?. Comprehension.
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Grandma’s Records Mrs. Williams Third Grade
Presidents Day • I am going to read an article about Presidents Day. • Who was the first president? • Who is our current • president?
Comprehension • What are some ways the nation honors both presidents? What other ways is George Washington honored? • What are some ways that children celebrate Presidents Day? • How do adults honor these two presidents?
It’s time for . . . These are words . . . We use them for . . . Vocabulary Words we want to know Reading, writing, listening, & speaking!
Salsa Vocabulary conga: a tall, narrow drum with one head that is played by beating with the hands.
percussion: a striking together of two things to create sound.
performing: presenting something, such as music or acting, before an audience.
salsa: a style of Latin American dance music that mixes African, Cuban, jazz, and rock music.
theater: a building where plays, movies, or concerts are presented.
As I read, I can think of questions about the boy, his grandmother, and their traditions. • Asking questions is a good way to make sure you understand what you are reading.
Categorize and Classify • Categorizing and classifying can help readers understand, summarize, and remember information. • To categorize is to give a name to a whole group of items that are alike. • To classify is to sort items into those categories.
It’s time for . . . These are words . . . We use them for . . . Vocabulary Words we want to know Reading, writing, listening, & speaking!
Salsa Vocabulary We will go over your vocabulary words from Grandma’s Records.
Salsa Vocabulary conga: a tall, narrow drum with one hand that is played by beating with the hands.
percussion: a striking together of two things to create sound.
Categorize and Classify • Imagine you are packing clothing for a trip and make sure you have everything you need. You will making a Venn diagram like this one to help you classify. You are comparing your outdoor clothing to your indoor clothing. Indoors Out doors Both
Plurals • Plural noun names more than one person, place, or thing. • Formed by adding an –s or –es I’d pick out my favorites and make sketches of the art. • Plural nouns ending with a y She would tell me her stories about growing up in Puerto Rico.
Plural Noun Song (Sung to the Adams Family) To change a singular noun into a plural noun all you have to do-o is add an “S” To change a singular noun that ends with an “s-s” (ch, sh, x) all you have to do-o is add “ES” To change a singular noun that ends with an “y” all you have to do-o is drop the y- and add an “IES”
Change these nouns to plural nouns. • family • band • cover • hundred • musician • story • pea • memory
It’s time for . . . These are words . . . We use them for . . . Vocabulary Words we want to know Reading, writing, listening, & speaking!
performing: presenting something, such as music or acting, before an audience.
Categorize and Classify What Grandma Cares About Things from Puerto Rico Things from New York
Plural Noun Song (Sung to the Adams Family) To change a singular noun into a plural noun all you have to do-o is add an “S” To change a singular noun that ends with an “s-s” (ch, sh, x) all you have to do-o is add “ES” To change a singular noun that ends with an “y” all you have to do-o is drop the y- and add an “IES”
Plurals • (couch) How many _______ are in your living room? • (bunch) My mother bought _______ of grapes. • (story) We will read both ______ together. • (worry) My ________ kept me awake.
It’s time for . . . These are words . . . We use them for . . . Vocabulary Words we want to know Reading, writing, listening, & speaking!
salsa: a style of Latin American dance music that mixes African, Cuban, jazz, and rock music.
theater: a building where plays, movies, or concerts are presented.
Guide Words • With your group you will work on guide words using your dictionary.
Review Grandma’s Records • Listen to c.d. of Grandma’s Records • Review for test • Play Jeopardy
When You Are Finished After you finish your Weekly Skills Test: • Make sure your name, date, and assignment are written clearly on the top left of the paper. • Turn your test paper to me and put your answer key in the reading basket. • Finish the story map. • Read a book of your choice.