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The Baker’s Neighbor by Adele Thane

The Baker’s Neighbor by Adele Thane. Carved Garden Harm Farther Barked Alarm Chart Starved Harder parked. Smartest Charge Guard Argument Hardware Garbage Harsh Parts Radar Harbor. Spelling. Challenge Words. Tapioca Gourmet Delicious Delicatessen pastry. Vocabulary.

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The Baker’s Neighbor by Adele Thane

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  1. The Baker’s Neighborby Adele Thane

  2. Carved Garden Harm Farther Barked Alarm Chart Starved Harder parked Smartest Charge Guard Argument Hardware Garbage Harsh Parts Radar Harbor Spelling

  3. Challenge Words • Tapioca • Gourmet • Delicious • Delicatessen • pastry

  4. Vocabulary • Privilege • Luxury • Elated • Assent • Ad lib • Shiftless • Indignantly • shamefacedly

  5. Read Aloud: Tortillas Like Africa • What do the speaker and Isaac do before rolling out the tortillas? • They squeeze the dough over a mixing bowl, dust the cutting board with flour, and hit and press their balls of dough.

  6. Do the speaker and Isaac enjoy making tortillas? How do you know? • Yes; they laugh, giggle, and tell jokes • What makes the speaker and Isaac laugh? • Their tortillas aren’t the usual round shape but have the shapes of different countries

  7. What does the poet say tortillas usually look like? • They are round like the moon. • What makes this poem interesting to listen to? • Repeated words at the beginning of lines

  8. PRIVILEGE • Pri-vil-ege • Noun • A special benefit enjoyed under special conditions

  9. LUXURY • Lux-ur-y • Noun • Anything of value, gives comfort, but is not necessary for life

  10. ELATED • E-la-ted • ADJ. • Filled with joy or pride

  11. ASSENT • As-sent • V. • To agree or approve

  12. AD LIB • Ad lib • N • To make up things on the spot; improv.

  13. SHIFTLESS • Shift-less • ADJ. • lazy

  14. INDIGNANTLY • In-dig-nant-ly • ADV. • Being angry about something that doesn’t seem right

  15. SHAMEFACEDLY • Shame-fac-ed-ly • ADV • Shows shame for doing something bad

  16. Cause Effect Chart

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