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to Language Arts Time

Reading, Fundations, Writing

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Wednesday’s Writing Focus

Morning Meeting

Weekly Reading Focus Fundations Daily Focus

This Week’s Spelling City List: (Fundations Units 1-8 Review) quick hill bugs honk ship make drag slush caves March
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dear students_ today is wednesday_ april 8_ 2020. i love flowers spring and baby chicks! can you fix my mistakes? Use comma llama to help you! Love_ Miss Jones

Monday 4/6/20 Students:Copy this morning message on your whiteboard (lined side). Fix the mistakes! Use COPS to help you edit! Have someone check your work OR take a photo and upload it on your Class Dojo Portfolio! HAPPY EDITING!
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Short Vowel Sounds

When we mark short vowels , we put a ˘ (breve) over them!

sat

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Long Vowel Sounds

*Magic e words When we mark long vowels, we put a line over it.

cane

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Glued Sounds

When we mark glued sounds, we box them!

b all

all

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Digraph Sounds

When we mark digraphs, we put a line under it.

champ

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Bossy R Sounds

*R controls the vowel
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Trick Words

Let’s Practice

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said

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says

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many

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was

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when

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  • ver
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  • ne
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  • ld
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were

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there

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are

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have

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could would should

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what

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does

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try

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number

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here

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also

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say

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some come

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put

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why

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very

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two too

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her

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Words of the Day

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Tap it out! Hands up!

Use your white boards to practice marking these plural words! Remember, scoop the base word and circle the suffix -s.
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wings

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stink

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think

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sled

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halls

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tan

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small

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Jill

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blanket

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Fundations Practice

This Week’s Spelling City List: (Fundations Units 1-8 Review) quick hill bugs honk ship make drag slush caves March

http://www.reallygreatreading.com/lettertile s/?fbclid=IwAR3d1cnzL0oA-BaZiY0pnsX6 AWG2F4pHn8ZGmN1RKBrJe2XyQvyLyft vsh0 *Practice your words using Spelling City, the digital letter tile board, or using your white board!
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Reader’s Workshop

GOAL I can figure out different points

  • f view in a story and define

PERSPECTIVE.

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REVIEW TIME

POINT OF VIEW:

  • Perspective:a

particular attitude or way of thinking about something.

  • There can be different

perspectives (views) in a book.

  • Think: Who is speaking

in the story?

  • Think: Is it the

character, author, or narrator telling the story?

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REVIEW TIME

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Practice TIME

POINT OF VIEW: Look at the text. Is it First Person, Second Person, or Third Person?

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Today’s Book:

Watch my reading of The Thank you Book by Mo Willems. Once you are done with the video: Talk about the POINT OF VIEW from:
  • Pigge
  • Gerald

1. 2. 3.

If you need to watch our lesson from yesterday
  • n Point of View, just go
to our website and rewatch! :)
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Writer’s Workshop

GOAL I can use commas in lists, dates, and to separate my thoughts. I can define what a comma is and when to use it.

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SLIDE 86 Write these sentences on your whiteboard! Practice using commas! 1. Dave likes apples oranges and bananas. 2. My birthday is on December 7 1991. 3. Our school is located at 149 Perryville Road Hampton New Jersey.
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Writing Daily Focus

*All week we will be using this editing strategy to help with
  • ur writing! Keep up
the great work. If you have any questions, please message me or take a photo of your work for me to see! Post it on your Class Dojo Portfolio.
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Writing

1. Pick a prompt and write it in your journal! 2. Use COPS to edit your journal entry today! 3. Take a picture and add it on your Class Dojo Portfolio!
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Have a wonderful Wednesday! Contact me for any questions:)

Independent Reading TIME

Von Thun Farm Reading Challenge Don’t forget to read for 15 minutes using your real books, on RAZ Kids,
  • r on Epic! Fill out your reading log!
If you hit 50 books, you get a coupon from Van Thun Farm. Save your Reading Log! Extra copies can be found on my website.