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Unit 1 Lesson 5
Lesson Topic Sports Essential Question What are the traits of a hero? Anchor Text Roberto Clemente Genre: Biography Written by Jonah Winter Illustrated by Raul Colon Fluency Intonation When good readers read aloud, they use intonation. That means they make their voice rise and fall at the right places so that their reading sounds like natural speech. End punctuation marks and commas help you know when to raise or lower your voice. A question mark, for example, tells you to lift your voice a little at the end of a question. Comprehension Target Skill: Cause and Effect Cause - the reason something happens Effect - the result of an action Identifying cause and effect while reading helps the reader to identify why events happen and the results of these events. Cause and effect also helps the reader understand the relationship between events. Resources Cause and Effect Practice Cause and Effect Organizer Cause and Effect Practice (Challenging) Cause and Effect Practice Quiz Cause and Effect Practice "A Bad Case of Stripes" Read Aloud Target Skill: Literal and Non-Literal Meanings Target Vocabulary pronounced - said the sound of stands - seats at a stadium or ballpark fans - great admirers league - group of people or teams score - make a point or points in a game polish - to make shine; to make something better style - a way of doing something slammed - hit with sudden force Vocabulary Word List Vocabulary Concentration Vocabulary Tic-Tac-Toe Phonics Long i Spelled i, ie, igh The long i sound can be made several different ways. It can be spelled ie (tie, flies) where the e is silent. It can be spelled igh (fight, high) where the gh are silent. It can be spelled just i (kind, child). Remember that i alone can also make the short i sound (kid, bit). It can be spelled i-e (kite, bite) where the e is silent. It can also be spelled y (try, fly). Long i Practice Long i Practice List Long i Video Spelling
slight mild sight pie mind tie pilot might lie tight blind fight die midnight find night silent frightening Word List Spelling Tic-Tac-Toe Spelling Bingo Switch it! |
Roberto Clemente
Clemente's 3000th Hit
Target Strategy: Visualize As you read, you can use details to visualize of form mental pictures of the action described in a text. Visualization brings the text to life. It allows us to use our senses and imagination to get a better picture of the story. 
Vocabulary Strategies
Prefix mis- A prefix is a word part added to the beginning of a base word. The prefix changes the meaning of the base word somehow. The prefix mis- can mean "wrong" or "bad." Prefix mis- Flashcards Prefix Lesson Prefix Matching Game Prefix Meaning Match Prefix Rap Prefix Lesson Video
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