Big Question: What kind of adventure can a little girl have?

1. Big Question:What kind of adventure can a little girl have? Author: Valeri Gorbachev Genre: Classic Traditional Tale

2. Big Question:What kind of adventure can a little girl have? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Review

3. Review New WordsProgress Monitoring

4. Monday

5. Today we will learn: • Build Background • Amazing Words • Shared Reading: Goldilocks • Vocabulary Words • Introduce /g/ • High-Frequency Words • Decodable Reader 21: One to Five • Grammar: Telling Sentences • Journal Writing • Time for Social Studies: Rules at Home • Math: Math Words

6. Talk with Me, Sing with Me

7. In a Small Cottage In a small cottagethere lived three bears, One big, one small, one middle-sized bear. They went for a walk to get some air When Little Goldilocks found their lair. She sat in their chairs, not comfy at all, Their porridge she didn’t like at all. She slept in their beds instead of the floor. When the bears returned, she ran out the door.

8. Amazing Words

9. bears

10. porridge

11. cottage

12. big

13. middle-sized

14. small

15. Shared Reading

17. VocabularyWords

18. woods

19. father

20. mother

21. baby

22. delicious

23. wandered

24. Phonics

27. Blend Sounds • g o t • g a p • g l a d • g r i n

28. High Frequency Words

29. them

30. about

31. her

32. number

33. some

34. one

35. two

36. three

37. four

38. five

39. six

40. Word Work

41. Blending Practice • f l o p • p l o p • s p i n • s t o p • s l a m • l a n d • d r o p • j u m p

42. Grammar

43. the three bears live in a cottage • The three bears live in a cottage.

44. Grammar • A telling sentence is a statement about something. • It begins with an uppercase letterand ends with a period. • It must have a naming part and an action part.

45. Grammar • The little girl is sitting. • What is the naming word in this sentence? • girl • What describing word tells about the girl? • little • What is she doing? • sitting

46. Grammar • I apple • Is this a telling sentence? • How can we change it to a make it a telling sentence? • I ate the apple.

47. Let’s Write! • Let’s write a telling sentence about the adventure a little girl could have.

48. Let’s Write! • The girl took a walk in the woods. • Does it have an action part and a naming part? • Does it start with an uppercase letter and end with a period? • Do we need to add anything to make this a complete sentence?

49. Daily Journal Writing

50. Oral Language • Comprehension • Grammar Tomorrow we will read about the adventures of Goldilocks and the bears again.