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Start Smart . Day 2. Listening Comprehension. What makes us special? Review “The Lion and the Mouse” What made mouse special? Made-up stories are fiction. Fables are a kind of fiction stories. Fables tell about things that could not really happen Fables teach a lesson or moral

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  1. Start Smart Day 2

  2. Listening Comprehension • What makes us special? • Review “The Lion and the Mouse” • What made mouse special? • Made-up stories are fiction. • Fables are a kind of fiction stories. • Fables tell about things that could not really happen • Fables teach a lesson or moral • Fables often have animal characters that speak and act like people • Reread “The Lion and the Mouse”

  3. Talk about it • Made-up stories are fiction. • Fables are a kind of fiction stories. • the author usually writes about things that could not happen in real life • there are animal characters that often act and talk like people • the author teaches a lesson

  4. Author’s Purpose • The author’s purpose in a fable is to teach a lesson. • Why did the author write the story? (explain author’s purpose) • Remember the lion laughs at the idea that a mouse could ever help him in the beginning. • The lion does help the mouse • Moral – a little friend may prove to be a great friend and being kind is never wasted

  5. Routines • Remember as we read text closely, you will be asked to use text evidence. • Model • Some weeks later the lion was roaming the forest. Suddenly, the lion found himself caught in a net. He struggled to get free. But the more he wriggled around, the tighter the net twisted around him. • Where did the lion find himself?

  6. Word Work Phonemic Awareness Phonics • net • leg • dog • hot • tub • fun • red • /e/ e , /o/ o, /u/ u • get • men • jet • hen • on • fog • hop • up • run • Bug • Use magnetic letters for pages s12-s13

  7. High Frequency Words • Read – Spell – Write in the air • like • said • and • of • work with a partner to make-up sentences • choral read and complete p.5

  8. Writing Trait: Ideas • All of these sentences tell about one event… Just then the little mouse happened to pass by, and seeing the lion’s sad plight, he knew he could help him. The mouse went up to him and soon gnawed away the ropes of the net, freeing the lion. “ I have helped you like you have helped me and now I have returned the favor.” said the little mouse. “Wasn’t I right – even a mouse can help a lion.” Plight- a dangerous situation Gnawed- bite or nibble at something Freeing- not controlled or letting go

  9. Review Writing: Focus on an Event • Review writing from day 1 • Make sure your writing tells about one event at a time

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