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When are creative ideas good? When are they bad ? Click to listen to story.

When are creative ideas good? When are they bad ? Click to listen to story. Small Group Timer. Vocabulary & Amazing Words: Arcade Games Jigword Matchword Speedword Wordsearch Word Web Spelling City- Voc. Spelling City-Amazing. Spelling Words: Speedword Word Web Quia Games

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When are creative ideas good? When are they bad ? Click to listen to story.

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  1. When are creative ideas good? When are they bad?Click to listen to story.

  2. SmallGroupTimer

  3. Vocabulary & Amazing Words: Arcade Games Jigword Matchword Speedword Wordsearch Word Web Spelling City- Voc. Spelling City-Amazing Spelling Words: Speedword Word Web Quia Games Spelling City High Frequency Words Fill-in-the Blank Spelling City Review Games

  4. Anansi Goes Fishing

  5. Anansi Goes Fishing

  6. Anansi Goes Fishing

  7. Big Question:When are creative ideas good? When are they bad? • Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday • Thursday • Friday

  8. Anansi Goes FishingMonday

  9. Anansi Goes FishingMonday

  10. Today we will learn about: • Amazing Words • Compound Words • Cause and Effect • Verbs for present, past, and future

  11. Anansi Goes Fishing

  12. consume • con - sume • When you consume something, you eat it or use it all up. • Our family consumed a huge bowl of popcorn while we watched TV. • A lot of my extra time is consumed by homework and playing ball.

  13. prey • prey • Prey is an animal that is hunted and killed by another animal for food. • Small fish are often the prey of bigger fish. • Mice are the prey of cats.

  14. shrewd • shrewd • Someone or something shrewd is very clever and smart. • Dad told me to be shrewd about deciding what to do with my allowance. • The detective made a shrewd plan to catch the thief.

  15. Click to listen to a song about clever fish.

  16. Compound Words • sail – boat • Today we’ll learn about combining two words, such as sail and boat, to make a compound word. • sailboat

  17. Compound Words • A compound word is made up of two shorter words. • The meaning of the compound word is often made up of the meanings of the two shorter words. • What two words do you hear in sailboat? • What does sailboat mean?

  18. Compound Words • To read compound words, first chunk the word into two words. • Read the two words and then blend them into one word. • Let’s blend this word together: sail-boat. • someone • bedtime • snowstorm • pancake

  19. Compound Words • maybe • daytime • cupcake • airline • haystack • network • rainstorm

  20. Compound Words • schoolyard • everything • bathtub • raindrop • brainstorm • lipstick • airplane • rowboat

  21. baseball starfish railroad goldfish forever paycheck snowflake landlord Compound Words

  22. seashore laptop birthday weekend suntan backyard babysit grasshopper Compound Words

  23. Compound Words • When you read compound words, chunk the word into two small words. • Read the two words and blend them into one compound word.

  24. Anansi Goes Fishing

  25. Word Family Word – then(online dictionary)

  26. Word Family Word – then den hen den wren pen

  27. Word Family Word – went(online dictionary)

  28. Word Family Word – went dent tent bent gent vent vent

  29. Let’s Talk About: Creative Ideas

  30. Let’s Talk About: Creative Ideas

  31. Cause and Effect • Most things happen for a reason. • Good readers ask themselves what happens and why it happens. • Words like because can help you figure out why something happens.

  32. Read-AloudClever Is as Clever Does

  33. Daily Fix-It hir purse is durty Her purse is dirty. the tirtle ca’nt run fast The turtle can’t run fast.

  34. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • A verb tells what someone or something does. • A verb can show action. • It can show action that is happening now, has already happened, or is going to happen.

  35. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Today Jeb bakes muffins. • The verb bakes tells about now. It ends with –s. • Yesterday Jeb baked muffins. • The verb baked tells about the past. It ends with –ed. • Tomorrow Jeb will bake muffins. • The verb will bake tells about the future. It begins with will.

  36. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins.

  37. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now)

  38. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now) • Today he sprinkles coconut.

  39. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now) • Today he sprinkles coconut. (now)

  40. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now) • Today he sprinkles coconut. (now) • Yesterday he added pineapple.

  41. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now) • Today he sprinkles coconut. (now) • Yesterday he added pineapple. (past)

  42. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now) • Today he sprinkles coconut. (now) • Yesterday he added pineapple. (past) • Next week he will use squash.

  43. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now) • Today he sprinkles coconut. (now) • Yesterday he added pineapple. (past) • Next week he will use squash. (future)

  44. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now) • Today he sprinkles coconut. (now) • Yesterday he added pineapple. (past) • Next week he will use squash. (future) • In the future, I will make my own muffins.

  45. Grammar: Verbs for Past, Present and Future • Decide if the verb tells about now, the past, or the future. • Jeb invents new kinds of muffins. (now) • Today he sprinkles coconut. (now) • Yesterday he added pineapple. (past) • Next week he will use squash. (future) • In the future, I will make my own muffins. (future)

  46. Wrap Up Our Day • Compound Words • Cause and effect • Let’s Talk About it! • Tomorrow we will read about a trickster named Anansi who gets tricked himself.

  47. Anansi Goes FishingMonday

  48. Anansi Goes FishingTuesday

  49. Anansi Goes FishingTuesday

  50. Read-Aloud Fat Cat

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