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Unit 5126
Unit 5
Is it cold and windy?
Or is it a sunny day?
Is it raining cats and dogs?Or can we go out to play?
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seasonsandweather
plantlife
environments
caringfortheearth
Iwilllearntotalkabout…
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Spotlight on Reading
plant
soil
sprout
stem
leaf
Key Words
Let’s Predict!
Answerthequestions.
1. Whatseasonisitinthispicture?
2. Whatcluesdoesthepicturegiveyouaboutwhatthestorymightbeabout?
3. Whatdoesthetitletellyouthestorymightbeabout?
4. Whatdothekeywordstellyouthestorymightbeabout?
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It is spring!
It is sunny and warm.
Sometimes it rains.
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A seed is planted in the soil.
The seed will grow into a plant.
The seed needs soil and water.
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Roots grow out of the seed.
They grow deep into the soil.
The roots carry food from the soil
to the rest of the plant.
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A little plant grows out of the ground.
It is called a sprout.
The sprout needs sunlight, air, and water.
It grows and grows.
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Soon the plant has a stem.
There are leaves on the stem.
The leaves make food for the plant.
The stem carries food between the
leaves and the roots.
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Flowers bloom on the plant.
The flowers attract birds, bees, and butterflies.
They drink nectar from the flowers.
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The birds, bees, and butterflies carry pollen
from flower to flower.
Now new seeds will grow.
These seeds will grow into plants.
Plants grow all over the world.
There are plants in the mountains.
There are plants in the desert.
There are also plants in the ocean.
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Plants are important.
They clean the air.
They provide food for animals.
They also make the world a beautiful place.
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Let’s Check!
Usethepicturestodescribehowaplantgrows.
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Plants Need
1.
2.
3.
4.
Let’s Reflect!
A Lookatthephotographs.Discussthequestions.
1. Whatarethepeopleineachpicturedoing?
2. Aretheyhelpingorhurtingtheearth?
B Makealistofthingsyoucandototakecareoftheearth.
Let’s Summarize!
Talkaboutthestory.
1. Talkaboutwhatplantsneedtogrow.Writealist.
2. Namesomeplaceswhereplantsgrow.
3. Tellsomewaysplantshelptheearth.
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Spotlight on Language
Let’s Connect!
Listenandpoint.
beehivebirddeerducksfishlakemountainsrabbitsquirrel
KeyWords
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Let’s Focus!
Copyandcompletethesentences.
isare
1. There ducksonthelake.
2. There treesintheforest.
3. There abeehiveinthetree.
4. There snowonthemountain.
Let’s Apply!
Lookatthepictures.Talkaboutwhatisthesameandwhatisdifferent.
Look,Dad,there’sasquirrel
inthetree!
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Let’s Connect!
A Listenandpointtotheplantsthatarehealthy.Then,pointtotheplantsthatareunhealthy.
airhealthysoilsunlightunhealthywater
KeyWords
B Discusswhatplantsneedtobehealthy.
C Discusswhatyouneedtobehealthy.
Let’s Focus!
A Comparetheneedsofaplantandachild.MakeaVenndiagram.
A plant A child
Both
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B Copyandcompletethesentences.
1. Aplantneeds .
2. Aplantdoesn’tneed .
3. Achildneeds .
4. Achilddoesn’tneed .
5. Bothplantsandchildrenneed .
Let’s Apply!
A Writesentencesaboutwhatyouneedandwhatyoudon’tneedtogrow.
Ineed…Idon’tneed…
B Shareyoursentenceswithafriend.
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Let’s Connect!
A Lookatthepicturesandreadabouttheseasons.
B Talkabouttheweatherwhereyoulive.
It is cold in winter.
Some trees lose their leaves.
Sometimes it snows.
It is cool in fall.
Sometimes it is windy.
Some leaves change color
and fall off the trees.
It is hot in summer.
There are many sunny days.
Sometimes it is cloudy.
It is warm in spring.
There are many flowers.
Sometimes it rains.
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Let’s Focus!
Rewritethesentenceswiththecorrectwords.
cold warm windy snowcool hot cloudy rain
1. Itis atthebeach.Butsometimesitis .
2. Itis today.Thereisonthemountains.
3. Ilike days.Iliketoplayinthe .
4. Itisand today.
Let’s Apply!
A Answerthequestionsabouteachoftheseasonswhereyoulive.
1. Whatistheweatherlike?
2. Whatoutdooractivitiesdoyoudo?
3. Whatclothesdoyouwear?
B Drawapictureforeachseason.
C Writeabouteachseason.
D Makeaseasonsbooklet.
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Spotlight on Content
Lang
uage Arts
A Answerthequestions.
1. Whatisthisparagraphabout?
2. Whatisthetitleofthisparagraph?
3. Howmanyfactsanddetailsareincludedinthisparagraph?
4. Whatisthepurposeofthisparagraph?
It is very difficult to live in the desert. It is hot and sunny in the daytime. It is cold at night. There is very little rain. There are almost no plants. There are some animals and insects. They usually come out at night. Desert plants and animals have to adapt to the dry climate.
The Desert
Expository Writing
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Lang
uage Arts
Writing an Expository Paragraph
A Copyandcompletetheorganizeraboutoneoftheplacesinthephotos.
B Writeaparagraphaboutyourtopic.
C Drawapicturetoillustrateit.
Topic:
Facts and details:
1. What is it like?
2. What lives there?
3. What can you do there?
Ocean
Jungle
Expository writing gives information about a topic.
Remember to include:
• a sentence that introduces your topic.
• facts and details about your topic.
• a conclusion based on the information
you included.
Mountains
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Lang
uage ArtsCompound Words
sundial sunf
lowe
r
sunshinesunlight
Sundaysun
C Writesentenceswiththewords.
A Guessthemeaningofthewordsintheflower.
B Chooseonewordfromeachboxtocreatecompoundwords.
Remember!A compound word is one word that is made up of two words.
bow
pack
berry
ball
basket
straw
back
rain
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MathGraphing Information
A Lookatthebargraph.Answerthequestions.
1. Howmanystudentsareintheclass?
2. Howmanystudentslikewindyweather?
3. Whichtypeofweatherdomoststudentslike?
4. Whichtypeofweatherdothefeweststudentslike?
5. Howmanymorestudentslikewindyweatherthanlikerainyweather?
B Doyourownclasssurvey.
C Makeabargraphtorepresentyourresults.
Our Favorite Weather10987654321
Stud
ents
Our class collected data about our favorite weather. We recorded our responses on this bar graph.
windy sunny rainy snowy
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Socia
l Studies
A Lookatthepicturesandanswerthequestions.
1. Whatishappeningineachphotograph?
2. Howistherainaffectingeachplaceinthephotographs?
B Writeaparagraphabouthowraincanbehelpfulandhowitcanbeharmful.
Rain affects people in many
ways. People living on farms
need rain so their crops can
grow. When it does not rain,
their plants and animals may
die. Too much rain can cause
problems as well. Cities and
towns may flood. This can
destroy homes and businesses.
The Effects of Rain
Science
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Science Experiments
Scientists experiment to answer questions about our world. An experiment includes these steps:• Investigate a topic and ask a question. • Form a hypothesis to answer the question.• Conduct an experiment to test the hypothesis.• Make and record observations during the experiment.• Draw a conclusion based on your observations.
Conductanexperiment.Then,answerthequestions.
4. Water cups 1, 2, and 4 every day for two weeks. Do not water cup 3.
2. Fill cups 1–3 with soil. Plant a seed in the soil of each cup. Put a seed in the bottom of cup 4.
Steps
4 plastic cups 4 seeds soil water marker
QuestionWhat happens when a plant does not get what it needs?
Supplies
1. Label cups: 1, 2 (No sunlight), 3 (No water), and 4 (No soil).
3. Put cups 1, 3, and 4 in a sunny place. Put cup 2 in a dark place.
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Music
B Singthesong.Talkabouthowthesongmakesyoufeel.
You are my sunshine,
My only sunshine.
You make me happy
When skies are gray.
You’ll never know dear
How much I love you!
Please don’t take
My sunshine away!
You Are My Sunshine
A Listentothesong.
Sing Along
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Art
Painting Sunflowers
Vincent van Gogh
is a famous painter.
He was born in
Holland in 1853.
He used lots of color
in his work. He included sunflowers
in many of his paintings. His art is
extremely valuable today.
•paper•paint•paintbrushe
Supplies
Createyourownsunflowers.
1. Painttheoutlineofasunflower.
2. Paintthesunflower,copyingthewayVincentvanGoghusedcolor.
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Answerthequestions.
1. AretheretraditionsinyournativecountrythataresimilartotheNativeAmericanraindances?
2. WhydoyouthinktheNativeAmericanpeopleperformedraindancestobringtherain?
3. Whatdoyouimaginearaindancewouldlooklike?
Rain is important in all cultures.
Some Native American tribes
perform rain dances. They believe
the dances will bring rainfall.
Most rain dances include dancing
in a circle, pouring water, and
whirling around like the wind.
The rain dance of the Hopi Indian
tribe includes a live snake! Many
other cultures perform rain dances
as well.
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A Createabulletinboardaboutyourearthday.Usethematerialsyoucreatedinthisunittoillustrateyourbulletinboard.
B Developaplan,basedonyourbulletinboard,thatoutlineswhatactivitiesyourearthdaywouldinclude.
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