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Language! A Unit 1 Lesson 2 September 6, 2011. Teacher: Nicole Palmer- Zubaidi Room 317. Today . . . Review from last week Begin Unit 1 Lesson 2. Yesterday. With your partner, answer these questions on a sheet of paper: How many areas of your brain need to work together when you read?
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Language! AUnit 1 Lesson 2September 6, 2011 Teacher: Nicole Palmer-Zubaidi Room 317
Today . . . • Review from last week • Begin Unit 1 Lesson 2
Yesterday With your partner, answer these questions on a sheet of paper: • How many areas of your brain need to work together when you read? • Explain the process by which the brain makes sense of spoken and written words. • How many morphemes are in the word irreplaceable? What are they? (4; ir-, re-, place, -able) Think, pair, share. (2 minutes)
Step 1– Phonemic Awareness & Phonics Students will establish sound-spelling correspondences for consonants b, c, f, m, s and t, and the short vowel sound for a.
Step 1– Phonemic Awareness & Phonics Say: /m/ /a/ /t/ Say: /s/ /b/ /k/ /f/
Step 1– Phonemic Awareness & Phonics Consonant Chart Turn to page R5 in your interactive text. We will fill in the phonemes that we have been practicing together. Link to PDF
Step 1– Phonemic Awareness & Phonics Phonemic Awareness Drills ARMS UP!! Say: cab cat mat sat Say: mast bam act bat tab
Step 1– Phonemic Awareness & Phonics Segmentation Follow me! Say: cab cat may sat
Step 1– Phonemic Awareness & Phonics Write the letters on your note cards as I say the corresponding phoneme. You should have 10 cards. Please count now.
Step 2– Word Recognition & Spelling Students will build words to expand word recognition and spelling knowledge. Students will practice fluent single-word reading.
Step 2– Word Recognition & Spelling Build It Words are built by combining consonants and vowels. What does every English word have to have? At least one vowel
Step 2– Word Recognition & Spelling With your partner, arrange the note cards that you just made to make different words. Write each word you and your partner make in 1 minute on page R73 in your interactive text. The winners get a ticket.
Step 2– Word Recognition & Spelling Word Fluency You will be grading each other, so get into groups of 2 or 3 people. You have 20 seconds.
Step 2– Word Recognition & Spelling • Turn to page R8. • Choose who will read first, and who will grade first. • Switch handouts, so your partner has yours and vice versa. • As one person reads for 1 minute, the other will mark incorrect words and circle the last word read. • Repeat (everyone will read twice). • Switch partners and do steps 1-5 again.
Step 2– Word Recognition & Spelling Record results on Word Fluency Chart on page R60.
Step 2– Word Recognition & Spelling Spelling Practice I will say a word, use it in a sentence then say it again. Write the word. Grade your papers. Write the correct spelling of any missed words.
Step 3– Vocabulary & Morphology Students will categorize words that represent things and places.
Step 3– Vocabulary & Morphology Sort It: Things and Places Turn to page 24 in your Student Texts. What is a noun? A noun is person, place, thing or idea
Step 3– Vocabulary & Morphology Label the columns on your handout as: Things Places Write the words that are things in the column labeled “Things.” Can things be places ? Add these under the column labeled “Places.” Brainstorm more nouns that are places.
Step 4– Grammar & Usage Students will learn that verbs are words that describe action.
Step 4– Grammar & Usage Review: Verbs What is a verb? A verb describes an action of state of being. Verbs answer the question: What did they (he, she, it) do? We will focus on actions verbs today. Turn to page H30 in the Student Text.
Step 4– Grammar & Usage Find It: Verbs Turn to page 9 in your interactive text. Complete Exercise 1. Check Exercise 1. Complete Exercise 2. Check Exercise 2.
Step 5– Listening & Reading Comprehension Students will read phrases accurately, automatically and fluently. Students will read Mini-Dialogs 5-8 to practice decoding and develop fluency.
Step 5– Listening & Reading Comprehension Phrase Fluency • Get with your partner. • Turn to page R12 in the interactive text. • When I say “GO” read the phrases to your partner for one minute while your partner marks mistakes. • Record number in your Phrase Fluency Chart on page R62. • Your partner repeats steps 1-4.
Step 5– Listening & Reading Comprehension Sentence Morphs Read the phrases on page 10, Exercise 2 of the Interactive Text as a group. Using your pen or pencil, scoop the phrases while you read.
Step 5– Listening & Reading Comprehension Decodable Text: Mini-Dialogs 5-8 • Turn to page 8 in the Student Text. • Choral read. • Partner read. • Discuss Critics Corner questions with partner. Share with class.
Step 6– Speaking & Writing Masterpiece Sentences: Stage 1 We will answer the following questions about each dialog we just read: Who(what) did it? What did they (he, she, it) do? Combine the answers to both sentences.
Step 6– Speaking & Writing Dialog 5: Who did it? What did they do? Sentence: the players talked The players talked.
Step 6– Speaking & Writing Dialog 6: Who did it? What did they do? Sentence: the bat ran The bat ran.
Step 6– Speaking & Writing Dialog 7: Who did it? What did they do? Sentence: Sam sat Sam sat.
Step 6– Speaking & Writing Dialog 8: Who did it? What did they do? Sentence: Sam acted Sam acted.
Homework For tomorrow, write 5 simple sentences like the ones we just did together in class.
Fiction • Get with your partner. Write a story explaining this picture. Your story must have: • Setting (place & time) • Character names • The conflict • The resolution • You both will share your story with the class, so don’t just list your answer!