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The Gardener

The Gardener. Written by: Sarah Stewart Genre: Realistic Fiction Author’s Purpose: Skill: Cause and Effect. Say It!. beauty blooming bulbs doze humor recognizing showers sprouting. More Words to Know. adore catalogues survived.

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The Gardener

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  1. The Gardener Written by: Sarah Stewart Genre: Realistic Fiction Author’s Purpose: Skill: Cause and Effect

  2. Say It! • beauty • blooming • bulbs • doze • humor • recognizing • showers • sprouting

  3. More Words to Know adore catalogues survived

  4. beautythe quality that pleases both the mind and the senses in art or nature

  5. bloominghaving flowers; opening into flowers

  6. bulbsround, underground parts from which cetain plants grow

  7. dozeto sleep lightly

  8. humorthe ability to see or show the funny side of things

  9. recognizingidentifying

  10. showersrain that lasts only a short time

  11. sprouting producing new leaves, shoots, or buds; beginning to grow

  12. The roses in the garden are blooming.

  13. The roses in the garden are blooming.

  14. April showers help the new plants grow.

  15. April showers help the new plants grow.

  16. The girl was a real beauty in her fancy dress.

  17. The girl was a real beauty in her fancy dress.

  18. I watched my grandfather doze off after eating lunch.

  19. I watched my grandfather doze off after eating lunch.

  20. The farmer couldn’t wait until his plants began sprouting.

  21. The farmer couldn’t wait until his plants began sprouting.

  22. The child was good at recognizing his shapes and colors.

  23. The child was good at recognizing his shapes and colors.

  24. Aunt Jan always laughs at jokes because she has a good sense of humor.

  25. Aunt Jan always laughs at jokes because she has a good sense of humor.

  26. Mom bought a box of flower bulbs at the store and we went home and planted them.

  27. Let’s review our words. Watch carefully because they will flash on the screen for just a moment. We will clap as we spell the word.

  28. sprouting

  29. blooming

  30. bulbs

  31. beauty

  32. doze

  33. showers

  34. recognizing

  35. humor

  36. Spelling Words

  37. Review Pages p.286-289 • Why is Lydia going to live with Uncle Jim in the city? • What are the three important things Lydia tells Uncle Jim? • Who does Uncle Jim look like? • What season does Lydia have to wait for? • Summarize what has happened so far.

  38. Review Pages p.290-297 • What did Lydia get for Christmas? • Emma taught Lydia to do what?Lydia taught Emma to do what? • Lydia is busy in her secret place doing what? • How are Emma and Lydia sprucing up the bakery? • What is Lydia’s new nickname? • What good news did Lydia receive at the end of the story?

  39. GREAT JOB!

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