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Soaring Through the Sky: A Joyous Poem About Kites and Airplanes

Discover the enchanting world of flight through this delightful poem that captures the joy of kites soaring high and the marvel of airplanes gliding through the sky. This whimsical narrative takes the reader on a joyous journey from the simple beauty of a kite to the might of a flying airplane. Perfect for young readers, it encourages an appreciation for flight and playfulness while integrating lessons on long vowels and storytelling elements. Join us in exploring the wonders of the sky!

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Soaring Through the Sky: A Joyous Poem About Kites and Airplanes

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  1. Tell Me a Story

  2. Flying In early days, A joyous sight, High and higher Flew the kite. And next was seen, So free and fair, The round balloon Upon the air. But now like mighty birds That fly, The winged airplane Soars the sky!

  3. Read the words below. • nine • line • like • bike • bite • white • funny • hurry • warm • water • because • most • picture • why • cook • front • listen • young

  4. Alphabetize • http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/trophies/test_tutor/grade1/skill1/story.htm

  5. Tell Me a Story • p. 98 • Genre- Fiction • What story elements are in a fiction story?

  6. Day 2 • Today we will read a poem. • Identify long vowels • Look at some troublesome words • Make a comparison chart

  7. Grandma’s Glasses • These are Grandma’s glasses. • This Grandma’s hat. • This is how she folds her hands • And puts them in her lap.

  8. Identify the long i words • site pink • sick side • like pick • cane bite • get bike • click nice • give nike • pine pink • sick blind • lick ripe

  9. Troublesome Words • http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/trophies/go_for_gold/content_builder/dswmedia/g1_trouble_words/nadia.htm

  10. Make a Comparison Chart Long Ago Today • lots of walking cars and buses • cook at home eat out • play with dolls, blocks play with computer and pets games and pets

  11. Tell Me a Story • p. 98 • Genre- Fiction • What things in the story happened in the past? • What events could happen today?

  12. Day 3 • Today we will read a poem. • Practice long vowels. • Review what is in a story. • Read a Time for Kids

  13. A Kite I often sit and wish that I Could be a kite up in the sky, And ride upon the breeze and go Whichever way I chanced to blow.

  14. Find the Long Vowels • The peach is ripe. • I take a bite. • It’s the best thing I’ve had in my life! • A peach is quite a nice snack.

  15. What is in a Story • http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/trophies/writing_detective/WD_E_2_3.HTM

  16. Day 4

  17. Adjectives • Adjectives can describe feelings. • Example: grumpy, tired, happy, excited. • Use an adjective to describe each pich picture.

  18. Happy, Joyous, Glad

  19. Curious, Helpful, Patient

  20. Lazy, Sleepy, Content

  21. Upset, Angry, Uncomfortable

  22. Upset, Sad, Hurt,

  23. Change to a long i • rid • ride • rip • ripe • sit • site • kit • kite • bit • bite

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