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Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat

Vocabulary Words

clutched terrific spirit

Amazing Words compete contribute recreation deserve mope actuate aloft tinker


High Frequency Words you’re second great either laugh certainly worst


Spelling Words I’ll we’ll wasn’t isn’t it’s hasn’t he’s hadn’t I’m wouldn’t didn’t shouldn’t who’s where’s she’s

Word Wall Words

rob clock make line night

Big Question: What makes a team?

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Monday

Morning Warm-Up

A team is like a family. It’s important that each person supports the others. What makes a team?

Today we will learn about:

new amazing words, contractions, realism and fantasy, proper nouns


Monday

Amazing Words

compete

com - pete When you compete, you try very

hard to win or you become part of a contest.

Our team will compete with their team for the championship.

Mark and Jenny are competing in the spelling bee.

contribute

con – trib - ute When you contribute to

something, you help along with others.

Everybody on the team contributes hard work.

Let’s contribute our own ideas for the party.

recreation

rec – re – a – tion Recreation is fun or something

you do to have a good time. We like to go to the beach for

recreation in the summer. Tim’s family goes camping for

recreation.

Click to this song about working as a team.

Contractions

does not - doesn’t Doesn’t is a contraction, a short way of

saying and writing two words. An apostrophe takes the place of letters

that have been left out. If we compare these words, we see that

the apostrophe takes the place of the letter o.

When you see a contraction, you know it is a short way of writing two words.

Contractions

you will you’ll I will I’ll was not wasn’t she is she’s

could not couldn’t who is who’s we will we’ll had not hadn’t

Contractions

can’t can not isn’t is not hasn’t has not

I’m I am it’s it is they’ll they will

Word Reading who’s we’ll weren’t there’s I’ll he’s hadn’t I’m

they’ll it’s she’ll aren’t wasn’t he’ll isn’t let’s

Contractions

You can spell contractions by thinking about the two words that make up the contraction. What words make up can’t?

Think about how you spell those two words. can not

Use an apostrophe to take the place of the no you leave out.

When you spell contractions, make sure to put the apostrophe in the right place.



Word Wall Words


Word Family Word – rob(online dictionary)

Consonant Digraphs Blends

Bob

cob fob gob job mob sob

knob blob

glob slob snob

Word Family Word – rob

cob fob knob snob

glob/blob slob mob

Word Family Word – clock(online dictionary)


dock

jock rock sock tock

shock

chock knock

block

crock flock smock Spock stock

Word Family Word – clock

dock jock stock sock knock rock

tock chockshock Spock block

smock

flock crock

Let’s Talk About Working Together!

Realism & Fantasy

A realistic story tells about something that could happen in real life.

A fantasy is a make-believe story. It could not happen in real life.

Good readers look for clues that tell them if a story is realism or fantasy.

Read-Aloud

The Elephant Team

Monday’s Fix-It

we want to play baseball

We want to play baseball.

its a fun game. It’s a fun game.

Grammar:Proper Nouns

A noun is a word that names a person, place, animal, or thing.

Proper nouns are special names for people, places, animals, and things.

They begin with capital letters. Days of the week, months of the year,

and holidays also begin with capital letters.

Titles for people begin with capital letters. Many titles end with a period.


alicia ortiz broke her arm in the game on july 1.

Alicia Ortiz broke her arm in the game on July 1.

dr lee told her no more baseball until labor day.

Dr. Lee told her no more baseball until Labor Day.


On friday alicia was back at pioneer park.

On Friday Alicia was back at Pioneer Park.

Her team, the patton panthers, was playing the terry tigers.

Her team, the Patton Panthers, was playing the Terry Tigers.


“Go, roberto! Come on, cindy!” shouted alicia.

“Go, Roberto! Come on, Cindy!” shouted Alicia.

Wrap Up Your Day!

Contractions Realism and Fantasy Let’s Talk About It!

Tomorrow we will read about a boy who loves baseball.

Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Monday

Journal Topic

List sports in which people can compete.

Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Tuesday

Morning Warm-UpToday we will read about Ronald Morgan and his baseball team. Ronald isn’t a very good player,

but he’s still an important part of the team. What are some ways

that individuals can help a team?


new amazing words, contractions, realism and fantasy, prior knowledge, high-frequency words, vocabulary words, and proper nouns


Tuesday

Amazing Words

deserve

de - serve If you deserve something, you have a

right to it or have earned it. You deserve a treat for cleaning your

room. Rachel worked so hard preparing for

the race, she deserved to win.

mope

mope When you mope, you feel sad and

sorry for yourself. The dog moped around the house

when the children were in school. It’s easy to mope when you don’t

have anyone to play with.

actuate

act – u – ate When you actuate something, you

get it started or put it into action. Many different steps are needed to

actuate a spaceship. That toy is actuated by a wind-up

spring.

Read-Aloud

From Me to You

Contractions

I’ll You can read this word because you

know how to read contractions. What two words for I’ll?

I will When you come to a contraction, you

know it is a short way of writing two words. An apostrophe takes the place of letters that were left out.

Contractions

Click to listen to “I’m on the Team.”

Word Reading

Pick out the contractions in “I’m on the Team.”

I’m – I am don’t – do not we’ll – we will it’s – it is



Word Wall Words


Word Family Word – make(online dictionary)


bake

cake fake Jake rake sake take wake

shake

quake

Blake

brake drake flake snake stake

Word Family Word – make

bake cake rake shake stake

brake drake flake snake

Contractions

hadn’t had not can’t can not we’ll we will she’s she is

isn’t is not hasn’t has not wouldn’t would not he’s he is

Contractions

who’s who is shouldn’t should not I’m I am

it’s it is don’t do not

Contractions

I’ll ask Ann if it’s her pen. I’ll ask Ann if it’s her pen. I’m going to ask who’s coming. I’m going to ask who’s coming. I didn’t find the ball he’s asking for. I didn’t find the ball he’s asking for. That doll wasn’t the one she’s talking about. That doll wasn’t the one she’s talking

about.

Realism & Fantasy

A realistic story tells about something that could happen in real life.

A fantasy is a make-believe story. It could not happen in real life.

As you read, ask yourself if the things that happen could occur in real life.

Notice clues from the pictures that tell if the story is realism or fantasy.

Prior Knowledge

Prior knowledge is what you already know.

Using your prior knowledge as you read can help you figure out the story, as well as help you guess what might happen next.

Build Background


High Frequency Words you’re second great either laugh certainly worst

High-Frequency Words Review

laugh second opened great worst before you’re

mother every either father great certainly eyes


Vocabulary Words

clutched – held tightly terrific – very good spirit – energy; liveliness

Vocabulary Words

My school played baseball against a ____ team.

My school played baseball against a terrific team.

My friend _____ his mitt and jumped to catch the ball.

My friend clutched his mitt and jumped to catch the ball.

We cheered for him with a lot of ____! We cheered for him with a lot of spirit!

Tuesday’s Fix-It

whos going to play Who’s going to

play? when will we stat When will we start?


month - July holiday - Thanksgiving Day

Special names for people, places, animals, and things are called proper nouns.

Proper nouns begin with a capital letter.

Wrap Up Your Day!

High-Frequency Words Prior Knowledge Let’s Talk About It!

Tomorrow we will hear more about Rat and his friends.

Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Tuesday

Journal Topic

Write about when you did something nice for a friend or family member.


Wednesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about Rat. Rat is a make-believe character who feels lonely until he gets a letter. Why

might a letter make him feel better?


Wednesday

Morning Warm-Up

Today we will read about Rat. Rat is a make-believe character who feels lonely

until he gets a letter. Why might a letter make him feel

better?


r-Controlled ar, or, ore, contractions, high-frequency words, proper nouns


Wednesday

Amazing Words

aloft

a - loft Something that is aloft is high up

or up in the air. An airplane flies aloft. After the plane is aloft,

passengers can get up and walk around

tinker

tin - ker When you tinker with something,

you work at it and fool around with it. Sometimes a person invents

something great when he or she is just tinkering.

My dad tinkered with our old TV set and figured out how to fix it.

r-Controlled ar, or, ore

barn sort before

Making Word Letter Tiles

a – o – e c – f – h – k

– m – r – s – t

High-Frequency Wordscertainly, either, great, laugh, second, worst,

you’re

Ben loved baseball, but he had never played. He wanted to try out for the team, but he was afraid. “What if I can’t hit the ball and they _______ at me?” said Ben.

laugh “I’m not a _____ player like you, Dad.” great

High-Frequency Words

Dad let out a big _____ . “Now wait one ______ , Ben,” Dad chuckled.

laugh, second “I ______ didn’t start out that way.

At first, I felt like the ____ player on my team.”

certainly, worst

High-Frequency Words

Dad explained to Ben how hard he practiced. “Then I got better and better. I didn’t want to give up.”

Ben thought for a moment. “I don’t want to give up _____! Let’s practice!”

either



Word Wall Words


Word Family Word – line(online dictionary)


dine

fine mine nine pine tine vine wine

shine

whine

brine

spine swine

Word Family Word – line

dinepine

tine

vine

brine winespine swine

Contractions rhymes with stairs where’s are a rhyming pair wouldn’t, shouldn’t rhyme with shoes who’s tell about more than

one person we’ll

tell about only one

person or thing I’ll, it’s, he’s, I’m, she’s include the word not wasn’t, didn’t, isn’t,

hasn’t, hadn’t, wouldn’t, shouldn’t

Wednesday’s Fix-It

i’m made that it is rainning.

I’m mad that it is raining.

i hop it does not last long

I hope it does not last long.

Proper Nouns

Proper nouns are special names for people, places, animals, or things.

Give examples for proper nouns for these common nouns: teacher dentist month holiday


Wednesday

Journal Topic

Write about a time when you were part of a team.

Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Thursday

Morning Warm-Up

Sports such as baseball require teams. How does a team work together? Today we will read about how creatures in outer space play a game just like

people do!


contractions, proper nouns, reading poetry

Word Family Word – night(online dictionary)


fight

might right sight tight

Wright

knight

blight

bright flight fright plight slight

Sentence Reading

She’ll give bread to that family when it’s ready. They’ll tell me if they heard the whir of crickets

in the shady meadow. I’m going to pull that thin white thread off the

dark fabric. I didn’t break that gingerbread dish on the shelf. I think he’ll help Dad once in a while. We’ll listen to that pleasant music Uncle Chuck

plays.

Thursday Fix-It

it didnt rain much It didn’t rain much. can john be on my

team Can John be on my

team?

Grammar: Proper Nouns

People Places Animals



Ronald Morgan



Ronald Morgan

Texas



Ronald Morgan

Texas Tiree

Wrap Up Your Day!

Text to Self Let’s Talk About It!

We heard a story about two brothers and their inventions. Tomorrow we will hear about the Wright brothers again.

Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Thursday

Journal Topic

List fun things to do for recreation.

Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Friday

Morning Warm-Up

This week we read about people working and playing together.

Teams are formed for recreation and for working. People contribute to teams and

compete with other teams. What makes a team?


contractions, high-frequency words, vocabulary words, proper nouns, reading poetry


Vocabulary Words

clutched terrific spirit

Amazing Words compete contribute recreation deserve mope actuate aloft tinker

Read-Aloud

Taking Flight



Word Wall Words


Contractions She’s telling them I’ll be late. She’s telling them I’ll be late. There’s no time. We can’t ride today. There’s no time. We can’t ride today. Who’s watching the dogs while I’m gone? Who’s watching the dogs while I’m gone? Didn’t Mom say he’s at the park? Didn’t Mom say he’s at the park?


High Frequency Words

you’re second great either laugh certainly worst

High-Frequency Words This means “you are.” This means the opposite of best. This means the opposite of cry. Complete the following: first, ____,

third. This means the same as wonderful. You may pick ____ this or that. This means “of course.”

Friday’s Fix-It

i hit the ball had I hit the ball hard. what a fun gam this

is What a fun game

this is!

Wrap Up Your Week!

Let’s Talk About Working Together

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High Frequency Words: Hot Potatoes (fill-in-the-blank)

Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Friday

Journal Topic

Write about what you contribute to family.


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