How do plants change over time? Click to listen to story

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Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a Pumpkin

Amazing Words adapt annual nutrients bury undisturbed ancient massive sprout


Vocabulary WordsCrossword Puzzle

bumpy fruit harvest root smooth soil vine


Spelling Words put push cook pull stood brook full hood wood footprint July pudding shook cushion hood

Big Question:Big Question: How do plants change over time?How do plants change over time?

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Life Cycle of a Pumpkin MondayMonday

Morning Warm-UpMorning Warm-Up

People change as they grow People change as they grow older. Animals change too. older. Animals change too. How do plants change over How do plants change over time? What changes have time? What changes have you seen in plants that grow you seen in plants that grow near your home?near your home?

Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Life Cycle of a Pumpkin MondayMonday


PeoplePeople change as they grow change as they grow older. older. AnimalsAnimals change too. change too. How do plants change over How do plants change over time? What changes have time? What changes have you seen in plants that grow you seen in plants that grow near your home?near your home?

Today we will learn about:

Amazing WordsAmazing Words Vowels oo, uVowels oo, u SequenceSequence Important IdeasImportant Ideas Adjectives for Number, Size, Adjectives for Number, Size, and Shapeand Shape

Anchored TalkAnchored Talk

Click to Click to listen to listen to ““An Annual An Annual Event.Event.””

Life Cycle of a Life Cycle of a PumpkinPumpkin

Amazing WordsAmazing Words

adapt a – dapt When things adapt, they change to fit new situations or surroundings.

The plant had to adapt to a bigger pot.

The dog had to adapt to its new home.

The families adapt well to living in a different country.

annual an – nu - al Something that happens one time a year is an annual event.

A plant that lives only one year or season is called an annual.

We have an annual Fourth of July parade in our city.

We have an annual family reunion in August.

nutrients nu – tri - ents Nutrients are things like proteins, vitamins, and minerals that people, animals, or plants need in order to grow and be healthy.

When you eat healthy food, you get a lot of nutrients.

Fruits and vegetables have many nutrients in them.

Vowels oo, u

The name of this card is:The sound of this card is:The spelling of this card is:

Vowels oo, u

pup What vowel sound do you hear in this word?

Today we’ll learn that the vowels oo and u can stand for the sound of oo as in book.

bookbook The letters oo can stand for the vowel The letters oo can stand for the vowel

sound in book or in moon. Context sound in book or in moon. Context provides the clue to pronunciation.provides the clue to pronunciation. bookbook cookcook stoodstood hookhook footfoot woodwood goodgood shookshook tooktook

The letter u can stand for short u or the The letter u can stand for short u or the vowel sound in book. Context provides the vowel sound in book. Context provides the clue to pronunciation.clue to pronunciation. putput pushpush fullfull

Vowels oo, u

pull The u in this word stands for the /u/ sound.

Are the vowels sounds the same in pup and in pull?

Vowels oo, u

wool bulldog book pudding woodpile must brook

overlook number bullet footstep full wooden textbook sudden

Vowels oo, u

cook stood full wood July shook

push pull brook book book hood put

PARTNER PRACTICE: TAKE TURNS 2 TIMES, CHORAL, BACK TO DESK,READ ALONE, PRACTICE WORDS!

VOCABULARYRoot, vines, soil, bumpy, harvest, smooth, fruit

• We bobbed up and down in the car because the road was so _______.• The peach orchard has many _________ trees growing there.• Fall is the time to ________ apples.• Pumpkins grow on ___________.• The water in the lake was as _________ as glass.• Using good ________ helps plants grow.• The _________ of a plant gets water from the ground.

Daily Fix-It

• mike stod on a huge rok• Mike stood on a huge

rock.• put your cap on the hook• Put your cap on the

hook.

Adjectives for Number, Size, and Shape

An adjective describes a person, place, animal, or thing.

Adjectives can tell how something looks, sounds, tastes, feels, or smells.

Words for number, size, and shape are adjectives.

The words a and an are also adjectives.


A sunflower has small seeds. The word a describes how many sunflowers—one.

Small describes the size of the seeds.


Tina planted ten sunflowers.



Sunflowers are tall plants.



Sunflowers are tall plants. Seeds grow in large heads.



Sunflowers are tall plants. Seeds grow in large heads. Tina took out oval seeds.



Sunflowers are tall plants. Seeds grow in large heads. Tina took out oval seeds. She filled five bags with seeds.



Sunflowers are tall plants. Seeds grow in large heads. Tina took out oval seeds. She filled five bags with seeds.


Sort these words: ten, tall, large, oval, five, round

Describe Number Describe Size Describe Shape




ten




ten tall




ten tall large




ten tall large

oval




ten five

tall large

oval




ten five

tall large

oval round

Writing: Expository Text

Wrap Up Your Day!

Vowels oo, u Spelling /u/ words Sequence Important Ideas

Tomorrow we will read about how a plant changes as it grows.

Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a Pumpkin MondayMonday

Journal Topic

Write about something you

do that is an annual event.

Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a Pumpkin TuesdayTuesday


Today we will read about Today we will read about pumpkins. In four months, pumpkins. In four months, they grow from tiny seeds to they grow from tiny seeds to large, round fruits. What else large, round fruits. What else grows from seeds?grows from seeds?



Today we will read about Today we will read about pumpkins. In pumpkins. In fourfour months, months, they grow from they grow from tinytiny seeds to seeds to largelarge, , roundround fruits. What else fruits. What else grows from seeds?grows from seeds?



Today we will read about Today we will read about pumpkins. In pumpkins. In fourfour monthsmonths, , they grow from they grow from tinytiny seedsseeds to to largelarge, , roundround fruitsfruits. What else . What else grows from seeds?grows from seeds?


Amazing WordsAmazing Words Vowels oo, uVowels oo, u Vocabulary WordsVocabulary Words AntonymsAntonyms Important IdeasImportant Ideas SequenceSequence Adjectives for Number, Size, Adjectives for Number, Size, and Shapeand Shape

Read-AloudRead-Aloud




blazing bla - zing If something is blazing it is very hot.

Families drove through the blazing heat to escape the dust bowl.

It took many firefighters to put out the blazing fire.

Tell about a time when the weather was blazing.

Vowels oo, u looklook You can read this word because You can read this word because you know how to read words with you know how to read words with the sound the sound oo/u/oo/u/..

When you come to a new word, look When you come to a new word, look at the letters from left to right, at the letters from left to right, and think about the vowel sounds.and think about the vowel sounds.

Say the sounds in the word to Say the sounds in the word to yourself, and then read the word.yourself, and then read the word.

Vowels oo, u

football bushy understood

shook bullfrog

hood push fully bullet notebook

Short u; Vowel Pattens oo, uShort u; Vowel Pattens oo, u

Spelling: Vowel Pattens oo, uSpelling: Vowel Pattens oo, u

Vowels oo, u

The cook put the wood in the pit.

I wore a hood when I stood by the brook.

Do not push or pull that big hook!

Vocabulary Words fruit – part of a plant that contains seeds

soil – top layer of Earth’s surface root – part of a plant that takes in water and holds the plant in place

harvest – to gather crops vine – a plant with a long, thin stem bumpy – covered with high spots or lumps smooth – flat or even cycle – a series of actions that happen in the same order

wither – to dry up tendrils – a slender, curling part of a plant

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fruit

soil

root

harvest

vine

bumpy

cycle

wither

tendrils

Vocabulary Wordsput, cook, stood, full, wood, July, shook, push,

pull, brook, hook, hood, pudding, cushion, footprint

Which words name parts of a plant? root, vine Which word names this group: apple, orange, peach?

fruit Which word names something that a farmer might do?

harvest Which words tell how something feels? bumpy, smooth

Vocabulary Review

fruit water harvest animals vine

warm bumpy people smooth ago

Grape farmers usually start with old vines, not new ones.

Build Background: Life Cycle of a Pumpkin

Build Background: Life Cycle of a Pumpkin

Daily Fix-ItDaily Fix-It

dad cut to pieces of wod Dad cut two pieces of

wood. my birthday is in july• My birthday is in July.





Writing Expository Nonfiction

Wrap Up Your Day!

Lesson Vocabulary Sequence Important Ideas Antonyms

Tomorrow we will reread Life Cycle of a Pumpkin.


Journal Topic

What kind of nutrients does a pumpkin need to grow?

Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a Pumpkin WednesdayWednesday

Morning Warm-Up

What caused the dust storms of the 1930’s?

What happened as a result of these storms?


Amazing Words Vowels oo, u Antonyms Fact and Opinion Adjectives for Number, Size, and Shape



drought drought In the 1930’s a drought began in the Great Plains.

A drought is a hot, dry period when it does not rain for a very long time.

The drought caused the land to dry up and crack.

The plants in the garden dried up and died because of the drought.

If drought means “a dry period” what words would mean the opposite?


Blend and Read. I do, we do, you Blend and Read. I do, we do, you all do, you do!all do, you do!

Vocabulary Words What do people do during a harvest, plant crops or pick crops?

Is soil something that hurts pumpkins or something that helps pumpkins grow?

What can you do with fruit, eat it or water crops with it?

What is a vine, a fall celebration or a plant with a long, slender stem?

Vocabulary Words What does the root of a pumpkin plant do, act like a big umbrella to protect the plant from the sun or bring food and water to the plant?

Which is bumpy, a road with many holes and lumps in it or a road that is completely flat?

Which is smooth, a pond where the water is still or a pond with many waves in it?


Spelling Words put push cook pull stood brook full hook wood footprint July pudding shook cushion hood

Antonyms

Antonyms are words with opposite meanings. Name the antonyms in this sentence.

Pumpkins can be bumpy or smooth, large or small, long or round.

bumpy – smooth large – small long - round

Daily Fix-It

• the cok made a pumpkin pie

• The cook made a pumpkin pie.

• do you like puding.• Do you like pudding?


Nouns name people, places, animals, and things.

Adjectives describe nouns. Adjectives tell how nouns sound, smell, feel, look, and taste.

Adjectives also tell about the number, size, and shape of nouns.


Wrap Up Your Day!

Fact and Opinion Fluency Adjectives

Tomorrow we will read a poem that explains how seeds know which way to grow.

Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a Pumpkin WednesdayWednesday

Journal Topic

Describe how a pumpkin grows. Use order words such as

first, next, then, and finally.

Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a Pumpkin ThursdayThursday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read more about how plants grow.

Plants need roots, soil, and nutrients. What do you need

to grow?


Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read more about how plants grow.

Plants need roots, soil, and nutrients. What do you need

to grow?


Review Amazing Words Vowels oo, u Review c, -le words Fluency Adjective for Number, Size, and Shape

Announcements

Read-AloudRead-AloudThe Big TreeThe Big Tree

ancient an - cient Very old things are ancient. Events that happened more than 2,000 years ago are ancient.

The pyramids of Egypt are ancient structures.

massive mas - sive Something is massive if it is extremely large.

An elephant has a massive body.

A massive rock blocked the entrance to the cave.

sprout sprout A very young plant is a sprout. When a plant begins growing from a seed it sprouts.

The young bean sprout had little green leaves.

A seed needs warmth and moisture before it will sprout.


Syllables: Consonant + le

candle - can / dle You can read this word because you know how to read words with more than one syllable.

If a word ends with a consonant and le, those three letters make the last syllable in the word.

a / ble

Syllables: Consonant + le




Vocabulary WordsCrossword Puzzle

fruit soil root harvest vine bumpy smooth cycle wither tendrils

Sentence Reading

The bigger machines are the bulldozer and the pulley.

Mom’s baked pudding is tastier than any other in the world!

Are you carrying those full boxes of books everywhere?

Sentence Reading

This is the easiest way to move the pushcart at work.

Look for the woman who writes in the tiniest notebook.

Do you live near the sparkling brook in the woods?

Word and Sentence Reading



Fluency Routine:

Life Cycle of a PumpkinPage 72 – 75I readWe readYou all readYou read!


did You put away your did You put away your game.game.

Did you put away your Did you put away your game?game?

brad shok my hand.brad shok my hand. Brad shook my hand.Brad shook my hand.





NumberNumber SizeSize ShapeShape

Writing for TestsWriting for Tests

Speaking and ListeningSpeaking and Listening

Speakers: Speak in a clear voice.

Speak slowly. Make eye contact with listeners.

Use appropriate voice level.

Tell all the information.

Listeners:: Sit quietly. Face the speaker. Listen to what the speaker says.

Ask questions if you don’t understand part of the announcement.

Wrap Up Your Day!

The woman pulled a cart full of books to the nook where the bookcase stood.

Today we read a poem about seeds. Tomorrow we will hear again about how plants grow from seeds.


Journal Topic

Write about getting used

to something new.

Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a Pumpkin FridayFriday

Morning Warm-Up

This week we read about plants. We learned about pumpkins and maple trees. We also learned about other seeds. How do seeds change as they grow into plants?


Review Amazing Words Review Vocabulary Words Vowels oo, u Adjectives for Number, Size, and Shape

Circle Graph



Read-AloudRead-AloudThe Big TreeThe Big Tree


Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a PumpkinVocabulary Words

Crossword Puzzle fruit soil root harvest vine bumpy smooth cycle wither tendrils

Vocabulary WordsVocabulary Words smooth, bumpy, root, vine, harvest, soil, smooth, bumpy, root, vine, harvest, soil,

fruitfruit

I plant a seed in the ____ so deep.


fruitfruit

I plant a seed in the soil so deep.

It will grow a ____that it will keep.


fruitfruit


It will grow a root that it will keep.

Out of the dirt grows a big green ___.


fruitfruit



Out of the dirt grows a big green vine.

It will bear some ___ so firm and fine!


fruitfruit



Out of the dirt grows a big green vine.

It will bear some fruit so firm and fine!

Some feel soft and ___ and flat.


fruitfruit

I plant a seed in the soil so deep. It will grow a root that it will keep. Out of the dirt grows a big green vine. It will bear some fruit so firm and fine!

Some feel soft and smooth and flat. Others feel rough and ___ and fat.


fruitfruit

I plant a seed in the soil so deep. It will grow a root that it will keep. Out of the dirt grows a big green vine. It will bear some fruit so firm and fine!

Some feel soft and smooth and flat. Others feel rough and bumpy and fat. But at ___ time we will pick and chat!


fruitfruit

I plant a seed in the soil so deep. It will grow a root that it will keep. Out of the dirt grows a big green vine.

It will bear some fruit so firm and fine!

Some feel soft and smooth and flat. Others feel rough and bumpy and fat. But at harvest time we will pick and chat!

Rhyming WordsRhyming Words

I plant a seed in the soil so deep. It will grow a root that it will keep. Out of the dirt grows a big green vine. It will bear some fruit so firm and fine! Some feel soft and smooth and flat. Others feel rough and bumpy and fat. But at harvest time we will pick and chat!



Vowels oo, uFind the words with oo or u.

Those children took all the cookies.



Our bulldog likes the sock on my foot!




Look at the crook get away!




Look at the crook get away! This is a good book.




Look at the crook get away! This is a good book.


• the wagon is ful of pumpkins?

• The wagon is full of pumpkins.

• the strong wind shok My car. The strong wind shook my

car.

Sequence

Wrap Up Our Week!Wrap Up Our Week!

Let’s Talk About Our Changing World

Life Cycle of a PumpkinLife Cycle of a Pumpkin FridayFriday

Journal Topic

Write about a

plant-growing contest.

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