Why are family celebrations special? Click to listen to the story

Why are family Why are family celebrations celebrations

special?special?Click to listen to the story.Click to listen to the story.

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Amazing Words celebration custom tradition create inspect angle brilliant snapshot

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Vocabulary Words present aunt basket collects bank favorite pinata ninetieth tia

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Frequency Words

been believe caught finally today tomorrow whatever

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Spelling Words mixture fixture nation motion section nature future feature picture furniture action adventure caution tuition station

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Glue Words whose is these with know

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Morning Warm-UpWe will read about Magda

today. Magda is helpful in the kitchen. Magda works slowly, while Abuela works quickly.

Magda may not make her tortillas perfectly round, but

people like them. What would you like to learn how to make?

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Morning Warm-UpWe will read about Magda again today. Magda is helpful in the kitchen. Magda works slowly, while Abuela works quickly.

Magda may not make her tortillas perfectly round, but

people like them. What would you like to learn how to make?

Today we will learn Today we will learn about:about:

Base Words and Endings Syllables –tion, -ture Amazing Words Words from Other Languages Fluency Grammar

Amazing Words

brilliantbrilliant bril – liant If something is brilliant, it is

very bright and sparkling. The diamond ring was brilliant. The colored lights in the night

parade were brilliant. The stars are brilliant tonight.

snapshotsnapshot snap - shot A snapshot is a simple picture

taken with a camera. I took a snapshot of my

birthday cake. It was difficult to take good

snapshots from the moving car.

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

tried You can read this word because

you know how to read base words and endings.

You can cover the endings, read the base word, and then blend the base word and ending to read the whole word.

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Remember that –ed is added to a base word to show that something has happened in the past.

Sometimes the spelling of the base word changes.

Sometimes the final consonant is doubled before adding an ending.

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop chopped

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop chopped chopping

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry

chopped chopping

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry

chopped cried

chopping

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry

chopped cried

chopping crying

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod

chopped cried

chopping crying

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod

chopped cried nodded

chopping crying

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod

chopped cried nodded

chopping crying nodding

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance

chopped cried nodded

chopping crying nodding

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance

chopped cried nodded danced

chopping crying nodding

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance

chopped cried nodded danced

chopping crying nodding dancing

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance snap

chopped cried nodded danced

chopping crying nodding dancing

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance snap

chopped cried nodded danced snapped

chopping crying nodding dancing

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance snap

chopped cried nodded danced snapped

chopping crying nodding dancing snapping

VocabularyVocabulary Which is a present—a toy you

give your friend for her birthday or a book you check out of the library?

VocabularyVocabulary Which is a present—a toy you

give your friend for her birthday or a book you check out of the library?

Which is your aunt—your mother’s sister or your mother’s mother?

VocabularyVocabulary Which is a present—a toy you

give your friend for her birthday or a book you check out of the library?

Which is your aunt—your mother’s sister or your mother’s mother?

Which is a basket—something you eat at a birthday party or something you can carry things in?

VocabularyVocabulary Which is a present—a toy you

give your friend for her birthday or a book you check out of the library?

Which is your aunt—your mother’s sister or your mother’s mother?

Which is a basket—something you eat at a birthday party or something you can carry things in?

VocabularyVocabulary Which is someone who collects

something—a girl who picks up everyone’s papers or a boy who loses his book?

VocabularyVocabulary Which is someone who collects

something—a girl who picks up everyone’s papers or a boy who loses his book?

Which is a bank—a kind of cookie or a place to store your money?

VocabularyVocabulary Which is someone who collects

something—a girl who picks up everyone’s papers or a boy who loses his book?

Which is a bank—a kind of cookie or a place to store your money?

Which is your favorite shirt—the shirt you didn’t want to get or the shirt you wear all the time?

VocabularyVocabulary Which is someone who collects

something—a girl who picks up everyone’s papers or a boy who loses his book?

Which is a bank—a kind of cookie or a place to store your money?

Which is your favorite shirt—the shirt you didn’t want to get or the shirt you wear all the time?

Words from Other Words from Other LanguagesLanguages

In A Birthday Basket for Tia there were many words written in Spanish.

We knew they were in Spanish because the print was different; the words were italicized.

The first Spanish words were Noventa anos! which means Ninety years old!

Words from Other Words from Other LanguagesLanguages

Look in your story to see what these words mean.

bizcochos sugary cookies Que pasa? What is it? feliz cumpleanos Happy Birthday

CommasCommas Commas are used in

addresses, between a city and a state.

Commas are used in dates, between the day and year.

Commas are used after the greeting and closing in a letter.

Commas are used to separate three or more things in a list.

CommasCommas

April 18 2007 April 18, 2007 Greenwood California Greenwood, California June 2 2008 June 2, 2008

Wrap Up Your Day!Wrap Up Your Day!

Draw Conclusions Appropriate Phrasing Let’s Talk About It

Tomorrow we will listen to poems about special occasions.

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Journal Topic

Write about a special birthday gift.

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Mexico’s Day of the Dead: Elementary Spanish: Grades One through Two: Unit Seven, Lesson Two (20:55)

There's No Food Like My Food: Rosita in Mexico (13:00)

Birthday Celebrations and Quinceañera (01:46)

We are now ready to We are now ready to take our story tests.take our story tests.

Story test– Classroom webpage,– Student page, – Taking Tests

AR– Other Reading Quizzes– Quiz # 904616