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What happens when we do the wrong thing? Click to listen to the story.

What happens when we do the wrong thing? Click to listen to the story. Small Group Timer. Vocabulary & Amazing Words: Arcade Games Jigword Matchword Speedword Wordsearch Word Web Spelling City: Amazing Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling Words: Speedword Word Web Quia Games

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What happens when we do the wrong thing? Click to listen to the story.

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  1. What happens when we do the wrong thing?Click to listen to the story.

  2. SmallGroupTimer

  3. Vocabulary & Amazing Words: Arcade Games Jigword Matchword Speedword Wordsearch Word Web Spelling City: Amazing Spelling City: Vocabulary Spelling Words: Speedword Word Web Quia Games Spelling City High Frequency Words Spelling City Review Games

  4. Signmaker’s Assistant

  5. Signmaker’s Assistant

  6. Signmaker’s Assistant

  7. Signmaker’s Assistant

  8. Big Question:What happens when we do the wrong thing? • Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday • Thursday • Friday

  9. Signmaker’s AssistantMonday

  10. Signmaker’s AssistantMonday

  11. Today you will learn about: • Amazing Words • Vowels aw, au, augh, al • Realism and Fantasy • Monitor & Fix Up • Contractions

  12. apologize • a – pol – o - gize • When you say you are sorry for doing or saying something that has upset someone, you apologize to that person. • I will apologize to my friend for speaking in a mean tone. • I will apologize to my mom for not putting my toys away.

  13. citizen • cit - i – zen • You are a citizen of a country if you were born there or if you are legally accepted by a country to be a citizen. • My friend goes to school in the United States but is a citizen of Spain. • You must be a citizen in order to vote.

  14. judgment(or judgement) • judg - ment • When people make decisions about what is sensible, they use their judgment. • Use good judgment when you decide what color to paint the room. • When you tell the truth, you use good judgment.

  15. Listen to this song about what to do if you’ve done something wrong.

  16. Vowels: aw, au, augh, al • saw • What sound does the letters aw make? • Today we will study the different spellings that stand for this sound.

  17. audience • The letter a followed by l or ll usually stands for the vowel sound in ball. • call • small • fall • talk • walk • chalk • The letters aw and au can stand for the vowel sound in ball. • saw • lawn • hawk • auto • fault • sauce • When au is followed by gh, the au may stand for the vowel sound in ball, and the letters gh are silent. • Caught • taught • daughter

  18. augh: caught al: salt au: sauce aw: yawn paw chalk vault taught crawl talk Vowels: aw, au, augh, al

  19. Vowels: aw, au, augh, al • fault • ball • fawn • talk • bald • cause • naughty

  20. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught , hawk

  21. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught , hawk

  22. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught , hawk

  23. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught , hawk

  24. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught , hawk

  25. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught , hawk

  26. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught , hawk

  27. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught , hawk

  28. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught, hawk

  29. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught, hawk

  30. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught, hawk

  31. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught, hawk

  32. Vowels: aw, au, augh, altaught, fault, haul, scald, awful, lawn, pause, naughty, palm, always, caught, hawk

  33. auto malt rail taught bawl today sauce raw walk jaunt waltz applaud daughter awful main Vowels: aw, au, augh, al

  34. Signmaker’s Assistant

  35. Realism and FantasyMonitor and Fix Up • Recall Horace and Morris but mostly Dolores. • What kinds of animals are the characters, and what are some of the things they do? • Can animals really talk and join clubs? • Could this story really happen?

  36. Realism and FantasyMonitor and Fix Up • A realistic story tells about something that could really happen. • In a realistic story, people are like people we know. • They say and do things like real people. • A fantasy is make-believe. • In a fantasy, animals might talk. • Impossible things might happen.

  37. Realism and FantasyMonitor and Fix Up • We can keep track of how well we understand a story by stopping when something doesn’t make sense. • Then we can “fix” what we don’t understand by changing how we read or by asking questions.

  38. Daily Fix-It i have a foto of a dolfin I have a photo of a dolphin. it was tuff to take a picture It was tough to take a picture.

  39. Contractions • A contraction is a short way to put two words together. • An apostrophe (*) takes the place of one or more letters. • Contractions can be formed by putting together a pronoun and another word, such as will,are, or is.

  40. Contractions • Do not can be shortened into one word, or a contraction. • An apostrophe will take the place of the letter o in the word not. • Many contractions like don’t are formed with verbs and the word not.

  41. Contractions • We will clean up the mess. • We’ll clean up the mess. • We shouldnot have done that. • We shouldn’t have done that.

  42. Contractionsit’s, I’ll, didn’t, don’t, she’s, we’re • Tanya’s mother said, “Do not go too far.”

  43. Contractionsit’s, I’ll, didn’t, don’t, she’s, we’re • Tanya’s mother said, “Do not go too far.” • Tanya’s mother said, “Don’t go too far.”

  44. Contractionsit’s, I’ll, didn’t, don’t, she’s, we’re • Tanya’s mother said, “Do not go too far.” • Tanya’s mother said, “Don’t go too far.” • Tanya did not listen to her mother.

  45. Contractionsit’s, I’ll, didn’t, don’t, she’s, we’re • Tanya’s mother said, “Do not go too far.” • Tanya’s mother said, “Don’t go too far.” • Tanya did not listen to her mother. • Tanya didn’t listen to her mother.

  46. Contractionsit’s, I’ll, didn’t, don’t, she’s, we’re • Now she is lost in the park.

  47. Contractionsit’s, I’ll, didn’t, don’t, she’s, we’re • Now she is lost in the park. • Now she’s lost in the park.

  48. Contractionsit’s, I’ll, didn’t, don’t, she’s, we’re • Now she is lost in the park. • Now she’s lost in the park. • We are looking for her everywhere.

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