Unit 3 Week 2: Leadership
How can one person change the way you think?
Skills
Comprehension Strategy
Visualize - form pictures in your mind while reading.
Comprehension Skill
Cause and Effect – The cause is why something happens. The effect is what happens.
Genre
Historical Fiction – A made up story that take place in the past
Vocabulary/Grammar
Figurative Language – Idioms – A phrase that means something different than the literal words in it.
Subject – Verb Agreement – Be sure that subjects agree with verbs in writing.
Writing
Word Choice – Use linking words and phrases to show how different ideas are connected.
Prompts:
Other Skills
Prefixes un-, re-, and pre-
Visualize - form pictures in your mind while reading.
Comprehension Skill
Cause and Effect – The cause is why something happens. The effect is what happens.
Genre
Historical Fiction – A made up story that take place in the past
Vocabulary/Grammar
Figurative Language – Idioms – A phrase that means something different than the literal words in it.
Subject – Verb Agreement – Be sure that subjects agree with verbs in writing.
Writing
Word Choice – Use linking words and phrases to show how different ideas are connected.
Prompts:
- Tell about a time someone inspired you. Use linking words and phrases to connect ideas in your writing.
- Think about something you would like to inspire others to do and explain why. Connect your ideas with linking words and phrases.
Other Skills
Prefixes un-, re-, and pre-
Vocabulary
Strategy: figurative language: idioms
Bravery – Courage when facing danger
Amazement – When you look at something with surprise
Disappear – When something cannot be seen any more
Donated – You gave something to help a person or group
Leader – A person who guides or leads others
Nervous – Upset or worried about something
Refused – You would not do something
Temporary – Lasts only for a short time
Amazement – When you look at something with surprise
Disappear – When something cannot be seen any more
Donated – You gave something to help a person or group
Leader – A person who guides or leads others
Nervous – Upset or worried about something
Refused – You would not do something
Temporary – Lasts only for a short time
Spelling: r-controlled vowels
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Literature
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Textbooks: (NOT AR)
Finding Lincoln- Historical Fiction "A Great American Teacher" - Biography "Jane's Discovery" - Historical Fiction |
Leveled Readers:
Orange- On the Ball 3.0 AR# 913473 Blue – Harry’s Great Idea 3.3 AR# 913498 Green- Best Friends in Business 3.6 AR# 913433 Purple- Harry’s Great Idea 2.9 AR# 913528 |
Finding Lincoln
Malaspina, Ann
AR Quiz No. 132289 EN Fiction
IL: LG - BL: 4.5 - AR Pts: 0.5
AR Quiz Types: RP
In segregated 1950s Alabama, Louis cannot use the public library to research a class assignment, but one of the librarians lets him in after hours and helps him find the book that he needs.
Malaspina, Ann
AR Quiz No. 132289 EN Fiction
IL: LG - BL: 4.5 - AR Pts: 0.5
AR Quiz Types: RP
In segregated 1950s Alabama, Louis cannot use the public library to research a class assignment, but one of the librarians lets him in after hours and helps him find the book that he needs.