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5tCurious About Words
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A Visit to the Capital
Days 1 and 2
“The Sparrow and the Canary,” Vol. 1,
pp. 10–11
Days 3 and 4
“A Visit to the Capital,” Vol. 1, pp. 12–13
Assessment
Pretest/Posttest Administration p. 64
Pretest/Posttest Blackline Masters
pp. 96–97
Introduce Meanings
Assess To assess what word
meanings children already know,
copy and distribute the Pretest/
Posttest on pages 96–97. Use
page 64 to administer the test.
Explain Write each oral
vocabulary word below on the
board. Read it aloud. Offer an
explanation and a brief example
for each word.
Words About Places to Live
basement n. an underground
fl oor of a building My grown-
up brother slept downstairs in
our basement when he visited.
city center n. the middle of a
large town Our apartment was
right in the city center.
cottage n. a small, simple house
Their tiny cottage had two
bedrooms.
country n. land outside the city
She likes living in the country,
away from all the city noise.
farmland n. land used for
growing food The city is
nothing like the farmland
where my friends live.
mansion n. a large, expensive
house The governor’s mansion
has twenty-three rooms.
Discuss Guide children to see
the relationship between each
word and the category.
Read Aloud Explain that you
will read aloud a story about a
sparrow and a canary that
compare the places where they
live. Then read aloud “The
Sparrow and the Canary.” Discuss
the Comprehension questions.
Categorize and
Classify
Reread and Explain Reread
“The Sparrow and the Canary.”
At the end of each sentence that
includes an oral vocabulary word,
stop and repeat the explanation
of the word. Then reread the
sentence.
Use a Graphic Organizer Use
the graphic organizer and the
questions below to reinforce
understanding of the relationship
between each word and the
category.
Inside Places Outside
Places
basement
cottage
mansion
farmland
country
city center
1. Would you fi nd farmland in a
city center? Explain your
answer. (no; A city center has
lots of buildings and people.)
2. If your home has ten or more
rooms, you might live in a
__________. (mansion)
3. The Smiths never liked big
houses, so they decided to
live in a small __________.
(cottage)
Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Unit 1, Lesson 3 t T7
15-20 Minute
Lessons
Introduce Meanings
Explain Write each oral
vocabulary word below on the
board. Read it aloud. Offer an
explanation and a brief example
for each word.
Words About the
Government
capitol n. the main government
building The governor of
California works in the capitol
building.
federal adj. belonging to the
United States government The
White House is a federal
building.
landmark n. something that is
easy to recognize in a place The
Statue of Liberty is a landmark
of New York City.
legislate v. to make laws The
senator worked hard to
legislate fair laws.
memorial n. something to help
people remember The
Jefferson Memorial reminds
people of the great president.
offi cial adj. from the people in
charge We needed an offi cial
pass to visit the White House.
Discuss Guide children to see
the relationship between each
word and the category. Prompt
them to discuss government
buildings they know about, using
the vocabulary words.
Read Aloud Explain that you
will read aloud a story about a
trip to Washington, D.C. Then
read aloud “A Visit to the
Capital.” Discuss the
Comprehension questions.
Categorize and
Classify
Reread and Explain Reread “A
Visit to the Capital.” At the end
of each sentence that includes an
oral vocabulary word, stop and
repeat the explanation of the
word. Then reread the sentence.
Use a Graphic Organizer Use
the graphic organizer and the
questions below to reinforce
understanding of the relationship
between each word and the
category.
Words About Buildings
Words About the
Government
federal official
memorial
capitol landmark
1. The government put up a
statue to remember our fi rst
president. What word
describes that statue?
(memorial)
2. A statue is also a kind of
__________. (landmark)
3. A lawmaker’s job at the
capitol is to __________.
(legislate)
Deepen
Understanding
Review Repeat explanations for
all oral vocabulary words. Use the
defi nitions and examples from
Day 1 and Day 3.
Guide Partner Activities Have
partners work together to
complete each of the activities
below. Circulate and listen to
partners as they work. Provide
corrective feedback.
Examples Name some
landmarks in your town or city.
Are any of the landmarks
memorials? Tell a partner.
Categorize Work with a partner.
List three things you might see in
a city center. Then list three
things you might see on
farmland. Tell which place is in
the country.
Describe Pretend that your
house or apartment had a
basement that you could use for
whatever you wanted. Describe
to a partner how you would use
the basement.
Role-Play Take turns with a
partner. Pretend you are federal
lawmakers. You work in the
capitol. What laws would you
legislate for students?
Draw What animal would you
choose as the offi cial animal of
the United States? Draw and
label a picture of the animal.
Compare Talk to your partner.
Compare a cottage to a mansion.
Think about the size of each and
where you might fi nd each.
Assess To assess what word
meanings children have learned,
copy and distribute the Pretest/
Posttest on pages 96–97. Use
page 64 to administer the test.
Compare scores with Day 1
assessment.