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Days 3 and 4
“The Drawing Lesson,” Vol. 1, pp. 40–41
Assessment
Pretest/Posttest Administration p. 71
Pretest/Posttest Blackline Masters
pp. 110–111
Days 1 and 2
“Charles M. Schulz,” Vol. 1, pp. 38–39
Introduce Meanings
Assess To assess what word
meanings children already know,
copy and distribute the Pretest/
Posttest on pages 110–111. Use
page 71 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 What People
Are Like
character n. a person in a book
or a show Goldilocks is a
character in a book.
funny adj. making people
laugh My brother told a funny
joke.
kind adj. nice; helpful Our kind
neighbor took care of our cat
when we went on vacation.
quiet adj. making very little
noise The children were quiet
as they listened to the teacher
read the story.
Discuss Guide children to see
the relationship between each
word and the category. Ask
questions such as these: What
words would you use to talk
about a friend? What words
would you use to talk about
someone in a book?
Read Aloud Explain that you
will read aloud a story about a
man who created a famous
cartoon. Then read aloud
“Charles M. Schulz.” Discuss the
Comprehension questions.
Categorize and
Classify
Reread and Explain Reread
“Charles M. Schulz.” 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 a Friend
kind
quiet
funny
1. A good friend is kind. What
are some other words that
tell what a good friend is
like? Add these to the graphic
organizer as children suggest
them. (Sample answers: nice;
polite; helpful)
2. Name a character from a
book. (Sample answers: Frog;
Toad; Curious George)
3. Someone who doesn’t talk a
lot is __________. (quiet)
Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Unit 2, Lesson 10 t T21
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 That Tell Where
around prep. on all sides of Our
teacher told us to sit in a circle
around her.
between prep. in the middle of
I am sitting between my friend
Carlos and my friend Molly.
over prep. above Workers built
a bridge over a river.
under prep. below Boats on the
river pass under the bridge.
Discuss Guide children to see
the relationship between each
word and the category. Point to
different objects in the classroom
and prompt children to use the
words to tell where the objects
are.
Read Aloud Explain that you
will read aloud a story about a
girl who helps her brother learn
to draw. Then read aloud “The
Drawing Lesson.” Discuss the
Comprehension questions.
Categorize and
Classify
Reread and Explain Reread
“The Drawing Lesson.” 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 That Help You
Find Things
over
under
between
around
1. Name two things you might
fi nd under your bed. (Sample
answer: a toy car, a doll)
2. What is something that might
hang over your bed? (Sample
answer: a poster)
3. If you were cold at night,
what would you put around
you in bed? (Sample answer:
a blanket)
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.
Discuss Talk to your partner. Tell
about characters from stories you
know that are kind. Then tell
about characters that are not
kind. What do you like about
these characters? What don’t you
like about them?
Role-Play Now pretend to be
one of these characters. Act out
what the character does and says.
Is the character quiet or does he
or she talk a lot?
Describe Talk to your partner.
Tell about something you see on
your trip between home and
school.
Examples Tell your partner
about something that is funny.
Try to tell it in a way that makes
your partner laugh.
Draw Look at what is over your
head. Look at what is under your
feet. Draw what you see all
around you in the classroom.
Look at your partner’s picture and
talk about what you each drew.
Assess To assess what word
meanings children have learned,
copy and distribute the Pretest/
Posttest on pages 110–111. Use
page 71 to administer the test.
Compare scores with Day 1
assessment.