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Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum. By Kevin Henkes. 2 Minute Edit. Find the errors in the following sentence. Objective and team goal. Ask and answer questions such as who, what, when, where, why, and how to show understanding of key details in a text Work together. Vocabulary. chrysanthemum perfect

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Chrysanthemum

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  1. Chrysanthemum By Kevin Henkes

  2. 2 Minute Edit • Find the errors in the following sentence

  3. Objective and team goal • Ask and answer questions such as who, what, when, where, why, and how to show understanding of key details in a text • Work together

  4. Vocabulary • chrysanthemum • perfect • dreadful • wilted Discuss each word with your team; Do you know what it means? Can you use it in a sentence?

  5. Vocabulary Definitions • chrysanthemum: a type of flower • perfect: nothing wrong at all, couldn’t be better • dreadful: bad, all wrong, couldn’t be worse • wilted: to fall over (like a flower that hasn’t had enough water) • Use each word in your own sentence

  6. picture walk • Retell what happened in the story so far. • Make predictions: What do you think will happen next? • Listening Comprehension (pages 7-13)

  7. team talk 1. What happened afterMrs. Chud took roll call? (Cause and Effect) a) the children said, “here” b) everyone giggled c) Mrs. Chud said Chrysanthemum’s name wrong d) she forgot Chrysanthemum 2. Why does Chrysanthemum think her name is absolutely dreadful? Support your answer. (Write-on) 3. Who told Mrs. Chud that Chrysanthemum’s name was spelled with thirteen letters? a) Jo b) Rita c) Victoria d) Chrysanthemum

  8. word power skills • base word: • a word that can stand alone • play run smile • prefix: • added to the beginning of a base word • unhappy replay • suffix: • added to the end of a base word • playful loudly

  9. let’s practice together (talk with your team) • Which of the following is a base word (can stand alone)? un read tion • Which of the following is a prefix (added to the beginning)? nonact est • Which of the following is a suffix (added to the end)? imest do

  10. word power • 1. Underline the base word in the word reread • 2. Underline the prefix in the word impossible • 3. Underline the suffix in the word wonderful • 4. Underline the root word in the word wonderful • 5. Write a meaningful sentence for wilted. • 6. Fill in the blank with the correct vocabulary word The red rose _______ because we forgot to water it. Vocabulary chrysanthemum perfect dreadful wilted

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