The objectives of this lesson are: 1) using past and present tense verbs with endings "-ed" and "-ing" 2) learning to spell and write one-syllable words using letter-sound correspondences, using the Individual Code Chart 3) reading and understanding decodable text that has the sounds we are learning: "a_e", "ee", "ea", "i_e", "o_e" and "u_e" 4) answering questions that show what you know about the stories you have read 5) acknowledging differences in the points of view of characters, including by speaking different voices for each character when reading dialogue aloud
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8. Worksheet 5.2
9. ¢ Expected: the letter ‘n’ is pronounced /n/. *Tricky: the letter ‘o’ is pronounced /oe/, not /o/. Tricky Word: go ¢ Expected: the letter ‘g’ is pronounced /j/. *Tricky: the letter ‘o’ is pronounced /oe/, not /o/. Tricky Word: so ¢ Expected: the letter ‘s’ is pronounced /s/. *Tricky: the letter ‘o’ is pronounced /oe/, not /o/.
10. Let’s look at rol UT story chart!
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11. 1. hitch—to lift up slightly “Once he hitched up his legs like he was fixing to jump.”
12. 1.What was the setting of “The Frog Race” and “The Jumping Frog?” 2.Who were the characters in the -3.What was the plot of the story? -4.How did Pete trick Big Jim? _5.What type of fiction genre is the
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