Why are family celebrations special? Click to listen to the story

Why are family Why are family celebrations celebrations

special?special?Click to listen to the story.Click to listen to the story.

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Birthday Basket for Birthday Basket for TiaTia

Amazing Words celebration custom tradition create inspect angle brilliant snapshot


Vocabulary Words present aunt basket collects bank favorite pinata ninetieth tia

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for TiaHigh

Frequency Words

been believe caught finally today tomorrow whatever

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for Tia

Spelling Words mixture fixture nation motion section nature future feature picture furniture action adventure caution tuition station


Glue Words whose is these with know

Big Question:Big Question: Why are family Why are family celebrations special?celebrations special?

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for Tia MondayMonday

Morning Warm-UpToday you will read about a birthday. One friend had the freedom to come early to help set up a game. The mother and father helped

too. Why are family celebrations special?


Morning Warm-UpToday you will read about a birthday. One friend had the freedom to come early to help set up a game. The mother and father helped

too. Why are family celebrations special?

Today we will learn Today we will learn about:about:

Amazing Words Syllables –tion, -ture Draw Conclusions Summarize Using Commas

Amazing Words

celebrationcelebration cel – e – bra -tion A celebration can be a party or

other activity in which people might eat, play music, and have a good time together to show happiness about a special day or when something good happens.

We always have a celebration for our birthdays.

There was celebration when my brother graduated from college.

customcustom cus – tom A custom is something that

people always do or have done for a long time.

It is our custom to drink warm milk at night.

We have a custom of walking around the block after dinner.

traditiontradition tra – di – tion Tradition is a custom or belief

that is handed down from generation to generation. For example, children get their traditions from parents who got it from the grandparents.

Our family has a tradition of singing around the piano on holidays.

It is tradition to eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

Listen to a Listen to a song about song about

family family traditions.traditions.

Syllables Syllables –tion, -ture–tion, -ture

candle You studied words like this

already. What do you know about reading this word?

Today we’ll learn about syllables –tion and –ture.

The letters –tion and –ture stand for the /shen/ and /cher/ sounds.


na tion Read each chunk, or syllable,

from left to right and then blend them to read the whole word.

Remember that –tion stands for /shen/.


future section lotion caution feature fraction creature

Syllables Syllables –tion, -ture–tion, -turefurniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture, furniture, motion, caption, nature, mixture, mention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portionmention, adventure, fiction, lotion, portion

-tion -ture


-tion -ture

furniture


-tion -ture motion furniture


-tion -ture motion caption

furniture



furniture nature



furniture nature mixture


-tion -ture motion caption mention

furniture nature mixture


-tion -ture motion caption mention

furniture nature mixtureadventure


-tion -ture motion caption mention fiction



-tion -ture motion caption mention fiction lotion



-tion -ture motion caption mention fiction lotion portion


Syllables Syllables –tion, -ture–tion, -ture potion cautioned sculpture moisture pictures fraction caution lecturing

creature action sections station nature tuitions fracture





Draw ConclusionsDraw ConclusionsSummarizeSummarize

Recall Red, White, and Blue. How might the astronauts

have felt when they landed on the moon?

Draw ConclusionsDraw ConclusionsSummarizeSummarize

Drawing conclusions means figuring out something about a character or an event.

Good readers use what they know about real life and what they have read to help them draw conclusions.

Good readers summarize what they read. This helps them make sure they understand the text.

Daily Fix-It

my favorit aunt collects baskets?

My favorite aunt collects baskets.

where are we meeting? she asked.

“Where are we meeting?” she asked.

Using CommasUsing Commas Commas are used in

addresses. Commas should be placed between the names of cities and states.

Commas are used in dates. Commas are used after the

greeting and closing in a letter.

Commas are used to separate three or more things in a list.


addresses. They separated the city and the state.

– 212 Oak Lane– Tucson, Arizona 85742

Using CommasUsing Commas Commas are used in dates.

They separate the date and the year.

– January 31, 1929– Tuesday, June 14

Using CommasUsing Commas Commas are used after the

greeting in a letter.– Dear Anna,

Commas are used after the closing in a letter.– Love,

Using CommasUsing Commas Commas are used to separate

three or more things in a list.

– Krystal wrote to Anna, Paul, and Aunt Beth.

Using CommasUsing CommasAdd commas where they are needed.

124 Maple StreetSyracuse New York 13210June 24 2009

Dear Jaime

I am at my grandparents’ ranch in Colorado. We come here every June. We swim fish and hike. I see all my cousins aunts and uncles. It is great. See you soon.

Your friendTim


124 Maple StreetSyracuse , New York 13210June 24 2009

Dear Jaime


Your friendTim


124 Maple StreetSyracuse , New York 13210June 24 , 2009

Dear Jaime


Your friendTim



Dear Jaime ,


Your friendTim



Dear Jaime ,

I am at my grandparents’ ranch in Colorado. We come here every June. We swim, fish, and hike. I see all my cousins aunts and uncles. It is great. See you soon.

Your friendTim



Dear Jaime ,

I am at my grandparents’ ranch in Colorado. We come here every June. We swim, fish, and hike. I see all my cousins, aunts, and uncles. It is great. See you soon.

Your friendTim



Dear Jaime ,

I am at my grandparents’ ranch in Colorado. We come here every June. We swim, fish, and hike. I see all my cousins, aunts, and uncles. It is great. See you soon.

Your friend ,Tim

Wrap Up Your Day!Wrap Up Your Day!

Common Syllables –tion, -ture Draw Conclusions Let’s Talk About It

Tomorrow we will read about a family celebration—a birthday party.


Journal Topic

List fun celebrations.

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for Tia TuesdayTuesday

Morning Warm-UpToday we will read a storyabout a girl named Cecilia.

She is having a party for her tía. She must decide what gift to give her. Have you ever been to a surprise

party?


Morning Warm-UpToday we will read a storyabout a girl named Cecilia.

She is having a party for her tía. She must decide what gift to give her. Have you ever been to a surprise

party?


Amazing Words Syllables –tion, -ture Vocabulary Words Homonyms Context Clues Commas



Amazing Words

createcreate cre – ate If you create something, you

make something that hasn’t been made before.

She likes to create vases from clay.

My dad creates delicious new recipes for dinner.

The new grocery store will create many new jobs for people.

inspectinspect in - spect When you inspect something,

you look at it very carefully. Mom will inspect my room after

I clean it to make sure I did a good job.

You should inspect clothes before you buy them to make sure they are well-made.

angleangle an – gle The way you look at something

is the angle from which you see it.

The seats were on the side at a bad angle, so we couldn’t see the screen very well.

People look at things from a different angle.

Magda’s TortillasMagda’s Tortillas


motion - fracture You can read these words

because you know how to read words with endings –tion and –ture.

What syllables form motion? What syllables form fracture? When you come to a word

with the ending –tion or –ture, look at the word and then read it.

Listen for Listen for words words

with –tion with –tion and –and –tureture..


celebration affection adventure furniture collection

Syllables Syllables –tion, -ture–tion, -turelecture, adventure, edition, puncture, creation,

potion, vulture, addition, affection, mixture

-tion -ture



-tion -ture lecture



-tion -ture lecture

adventure



-tion -ture edition lecture

adventure




adventure puncture




adventure puncture



-tion -ture edition creation

lectureadventure puncture



-tion -ture edition creation potion

lectureadventure puncture



-tion -ture edition creation potion

lectureadventure puncture vulture



-tion -ture edition creation potion addition




-tion -ture edition creation potion addition affection




-tion -ture edition creation potion addition affection

lectureadventure puncture vulture mixture






We watched a motion picture about an adventure.

I like this furniture and light fixture.

There was lots of action at the fire station.



Vocabulary WordsVocabulary Words

present – a gift; something that someone gives you or that you give someone

aunt – your father’s sister, your mother’s sister, or your uncle’s wife

basket – something to carry or store things in; it can be made of straw, plastic, or strips of wood (next slide)

basket

bank

pinata


collects – bring things together or gather them together

bank – a place where people keep their money

favorite – the thing you like better than all the others


pinata - a decorated container filled with candy and toys that is hung at parties for blindfolded people to break open with a stick

ninetieth – next after the 89th

tia – Spanish word for aunt


present birthday aunt today basket door

collects family bank laugh favorite

Context CluesContext Clues There are strategies when you

come across words you don’t understand.

You can look in a dictionary or glossary.

Context CluesContext Clues Sometimes we can get the

meaning from word parts. You may understand the base word and prefix (unmade, not made) or two shorter words in a compound (snowman, a man made of snow).

You can look for context clues in the words and sentences around the unknown word.

Today we will learn more about using context clues.

Daily Fix-It

jordan colects baseball cards

Jordan collects baseball cards.

• my favrite aunt sall flowers.

• My favorite aunt sells flowers.







Lesson Vocabulary Summarize Let’s Talk About It

Tomorrow we will read about another special birthday celebration.


Journal Topic

Write about a special birthday.

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for Tia WednesdayWednesday

Morning Warm-UpWe will read about Magda again today. Magda is helpful in the kitchen. Magda works slowly, while Abuela works quickly.

Magda may not make her tortillas perfectly round, but

people like them. What would you like to learn how to make?


Morning Warm-UpWe will read about Magda again today. Magda is helpful in the kitchen. Magda works slowly, while Abuela works quickly.

Magda may not make her tortillas perfectly round, but

people like them. What would you like to learn how to make?


Base Words and Endings Syllables –tion, -ture Amazing Words Words from Other Languages Fluency Grammar

Amazing Words

brilliantbrilliant bril – liant If something is brilliant, it is

very bright and sparkling. The diamond ring was brilliant. The colored lights in the night

parade were brilliant. The stars are brilliant tonight.

snapshotsnapshot snap - shot A snapshot is a simple picture

taken with a camera. I took a snapshot of my

birthday cake. It was difficult to take good

snapshots from the moving car.

Inflected EndingsInflected Endings

tried You can read this word because

you know how to read base words and endings.

You can cover the endings, read the base word, and then blend the base word and ending to read the whole word.


Remember that –ed is added to a base word to show that something has happened in the past.

Sometimes the spelling of the base word changes.

Sometimes the final consonant is doubled before adding an ending.


Base Word -ed -ing


Base Word -ed -ing

chop


Base Word -ed -ing

chop chopped


Base Word -ed -ing

chop chopped chopping


Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry

chopped chopping


Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry

chopped cried

chopping


Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry

chopped cried

chopping crying


Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod

chopped cried

chopping crying


Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod

chopped cried nodded

chopping crying


Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod


chopping crying nodding


Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance




Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance

chopped cried nodded danced



Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance


chopping crying nodding dancing


Base Word -ed -ing

chop cry nod dance snap




Base Word -ed -ing


chopped cried nodded danced snapped



Base Word -ed -ing


chopped cried nodded danced snapped

chopping crying nodding dancing snapping



VocabularyVocabulary Which is a present—a toy you

give your friend for her birthday or a book you check out of the library?



Which is your aunt—your mother’s sister or your mother’s mother?




Which is a basket—something you eat at a birthday party or something you can carry things in?




Which is a basket—something you eat at a birthday party or something you can carry things in?

VocabularyVocabulary Which is someone who collects

something—a girl who picks up everyone’s papers or a boy who loses his book?



Which is a bank—a kind of cookie or a place to store your money?




Which is your favorite shirt—the shirt you didn’t want to get or the shirt you wear all the time?




Which is your favorite shirt—the shirt you didn’t want to get or the shirt you wear all the time?



Words from Other Words from Other LanguagesLanguages

In A Birthday Basket for Tia there were many words written in Spanish.

We knew they were in Spanish because the print was different; the words were italicized.

The first Spanish words were Noventa anos! which means Ninety years old!

Words from Other Words from Other LanguagesLanguages

Look in your story to see what these words mean.

bizcochos sugary cookies Que pasa? What is it? feliz cumpleanos Happy Birthday

Daily Fix-It

• aunt sue cullects dolls.

• Aunt Sue collects dolls.

• is that your faverite basket.

• Is that your favorite basket?

CommasCommas Commas are used in

addresses, between a city and a state.

Commas are used in dates, between the day and year.

Commas are used after the greeting and closing in a letter.


CommasCommas

April 18 2007 April 18, 2007 Greenwood California Greenwood, California June 2 2008 June 2, 2008


Draw Conclusions Appropriate Phrasing Let’s Talk About It

Tomorrow we will listen to poems about special occasions.


Journal Topic

Write about a special birthday gift.

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for Tia ThursdayThursday

Morning Warm-UpToday we will read about

family birthday traditions. When is your

birthday? Does your family have special birthday traditions?

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for Tia ThursdayThursday

Morning Warm-UpToday we will read about

family birthday traditions. When is your

birthday? Does your family have special birthday traditions?

Today we will learn about:Today we will learn about:

Syllables –tion, -ture Appropriate phrasing Use commas



Poetry Selections



Sentence ReadingSentence Reading

Today we’re going to the nature section of the shop.

I don’t know whatever happened to my creature picture.

I’ll finally get to hear the lecture about sculpture.

Sentence ReadingSentence Reading

Tomorrow we’ll see the action motion picture I’ve been waiting to see.

They’ll make a mixture with the fish we’ve caught.

I can’t believe the commotion at the station.






Frequency Words


Daily Fix-It

my aunt gave me a presint.

My aunt gave me a present.

i gave hir my piggy bank.

I gave her my piggy bank.






Using CommasUsing Commas I opened a DVD a book a game and a toy

on my birthday. I opened a DVD, a book, a game, and a

toy on my birthday. Kara Ally Desi Sierra Madison and Nikki

came to my party. Kara, Ally, Desi, Sierra, Madison, and

Nikki came to my party. We ate chicken strips apples cupcakes

and ice cream. We ate chicken strips, apples, cupcakes,

and ice cream.


Make Connections: Text to Self Let’s Talk About It

We read about birthday celebrations around the world. Tomorrow we will hear about another special birthday celebration.

Birthday Basket for Tia Birthday Basket for Tia ThursdayThursday

Journal Topic

Write about your favorite birthday.

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for Tia FridayFriday

Morning Warm-Up

This week we read aboutbirthday traditions and customs. Celebrations

create lasting memories. Why are family

celebrations special?

Today we will learn about:Today we will learn about:

Syllables –tion, -ture Vocabulary Words Commas Online Directories




Frequency Words





Use caution when you set the sculpture beside the furniture.

A vulture is a creature that is sometimes in motion.

There was a lot of action at the celebration!

We show lots of affection in our culture.





Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words present, favorite, aunt, bank, collects, basket

Tia is the Spanish word for ___. Tia is the Spanish word for aunt. You can keep money in a ___. You can keep money in a bank. The one you like best is your __. The one you like best is your

favorite.

Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words present, favorite, aunt, bank, collects, basket

Put your trash in the _____. Put your trash in the basket. Another word for a gift is a ___. Another word for a gift is a

present. The opposite of gives away is

___. The opposite of gives away is

collects.

Daily Fix-It

• that was my favurite present.

• That was my favorite present.

• i use a basket to collekt.

• I use a basket to collect.

Online DirectoriesOnline Directories The Internet offers lots of

information Typing your problem or

question into an online directory often leads to lists of possible links to find that information.

Wording your search correctly will help you locate the information more quickly.


Let’s Talk AboutTraditions

Birthday Basket for TiaBirthday Basket for Tia FridayFriday

Journal Topic

Write about a tradition in your family.

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