HomeMy WebLinkAboutTeacher Manual Gr. K-Lesson 28Day 1 Day 2
5tCurious About Words
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Days 1 and 2
“The Art Contest,” Vol. 2, pp. 50–51
Days 3 and 4
“Walt Disney,” Vol. 2, pp. 52–53
Assessment
Pretest/Posttest Administration p. 89
Pretest/Posttest Blackline Masters
pp. 146–147
Introduce Meanings
Assess To assess what word
meanings children already know,
copy and distribute the Pretest/
Posttest on pages 146–147. Use
page 89 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 Art
draw v. to make a picture
Pamela likes to draw dinosaurs
with her crayons.
hang v. to attach something so
it is held from above My dad
likes to hang my pictures on
the wall.
paint v. to use a brush to make
a picture with colors Elena used
six colors to paint a rainbow.
pictures n. drawings or
paintings Mike drew pictures
of his house, his family, his dog,
and his bike.
show v. to let people see what
you have or did Please show
me what you colored.
Discuss Guide children to see
the relationship between each
word and the category. Ask
volunteers to point to drawings,
paintings, or pictures in the room.
Read Aloud Explain that you
will read aloud a story about a
mouse who gets the courage to
join the school art contest. Then
read aloud “The Art Contest.”
Discuss the Comprehension
questions.
Categorize and
Classify
Reread and Explain Reread
“The Art Contest.” 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
Finishing Pictures
hang show
Words About
Making Pictures
draw paint
1. What kind of pictures do you
like to draw? (Sample answer:
fl owers, animals)
2. If everyone in your class
painted a picture, what might
your teacher do with them?
(Sample answers: hang them
in the classroom; show them
to our families)
Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Unit 6, Lesson 28 t T57
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 Places
California n. a state in the
United States Last year, my
family moved to California.
city n. a busy place where many
people live and work The city is
an exciting place full of fun
things to see and do.
museum n. a building where
people show art I got to see
many beautiful paintings at the
museum.
school n. a place where people
teach and learn Sue is learning
to read at school.
station n. a place where people
get on or off buses or trains
Dad got to the station in time
to get on his train.
Discuss Guide children to see
the relationship between each
word and the category. Ask them
to name which of these places
they have been to.
Read Aloud Explain that you
will read aloud a story about Walt
Disney and some places that were
special to him. Then read aloud
“Walt Disney.” Discuss the
Comprehension questions.
Categorize and
Classify
Reread and Explain Reread
“Walt Disney.” 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
Places to Live
Words About
Places to
Learn
city
California
school
museum
1. We bought a ticket for the
bus at the __________.
(station)
2. What kind of museum would
you like to go to? (Sample
answers: sports museum;
science museum)
3. If you went to art school,
what might you do? (Sample
answers: draw; paint; work
with clay)
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.
Categorize Work with a partner.
List three things you could show
someone how to do. Then list
two things you might hang on a
wall.
Examples California is one of
the fi fty states in the United
States. With a partner, name
other states you know.
Describe Talk to your partner.
Describe a city. What would you
see and hear there? What might
you do in a city?
Draw Paint or draw a picture.
Show it to a partner. Ask your
partner to describe it.
Role-Play Show what you might
do at these kinds of stations: a
train station and a bus station.
What might you fi nd at a fi re
station?
Compare Talk to your partner.
Discuss the ways a school and a
museum are different. Then
discuss how they are alike.
Assess To assess what word
meanings children have learned,
copy and distribute the Pretest/
Posttest on pages 146–147. Use
page 89 to administer the test.
Compare scores with Day 1
assessment.