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Unit 8 Away We Grow! How A Seed Grows Vocabulary aside – to the side of root – the bottom of the plant in the soil which soaks up water into the plant How a Seed Grows Sound Practice _dge a tch ai x ar _le a_e oo ay er ow How a Seed Grows Sight Word Practice people about before very any some water how from long are by How a Seed Grows How A Seed Grows 1 Good morning! A cat’s fur feels soft. Paper feels smooth. What kind of plant feels prickly? Daily Language Review The seeds were _____________ . Add descriptive words then change the sentence to a question. How a Seed Grows 1 fat black badge wax safe snakes days space pain rain strain trail How a Seed Grows 1 Jan and Jake played in the rain. How a Seed Grows 1 Sight Words people How a Seed Grows 1 Grammar Telling sentences end with a period. Asking sentences end with a question mark. Add the correct ending mark. I have a blue backpack What color is your backpack Who is your partner Jack likes to read books with me Telling and asking sentences How a Seed Grows 1 How A Seed Grows 2 Good morning! Some seeds grow quickly. Other seeds grow slowly. What kind of plant would you like to grow? Daily Language Review The seeds grew quickly. I put the seeds in the eggshells. Change the sentences to a question. How a Seed Grows 2 pan pane tap tape snail scratch grain spray hammer cradle table shampoo How a Seed Grows 2 Kate plans to take the train to visit Gram. How a Seed Grows 2 Grammar Change the telling sentences to asking sentences. Sam will plant his seeds tomorrow. The children had a snack after school. Maria will give her dog a bath. Telling and asking sentences How a Seed Grows 2 How A Seed Grows 3 Good morning! Plants need sunlight, water, and soil to grow. They need good care to survive. How can you take care of your plants? Daily Language Review Seeds grow into plants. Bean seeds grow faster than oak seeds. You can label the shells with a marker. Change the sentences to a question. How a Seed Grows 3 gardens raced downtown badge skyscraper train place glass sidewalk inside plants rooftop How a Seed Grows 3 Jackie and Max walked around the rooftop garden. How a Seed Grows 3 Grammar Add the correct ending marks. Change the telling sentences to asking sentences. Some seeds grow slowly Plant the seeds in the garden What began to grow When should you water the seeds Jess made a hole in the soil Telling and asking sentences How a Seed Grows 3 The Garden / Saguaro Vocabulary flower – the blossoming part of a plant tight – firm quite – very shout – yell loudly The Garden/ Saguaro Sound Practice i _le _igh ie _y ow _ce gi i_e ing _ed qu The Garden/ Saguaro Sight Word Practice five would there was one people two saw come were could know The Garden/ Saguaro The Garden 1 Good morning! A dandelion is a weed. This plant has a strong root that is hard to pull up. It can grow up to fifteen inches long! What happens if you leave some of the root behind when you weed? Daily Language Review Kyle’s garden has vines and sticks. The water dripped back into the water’s container. Lynn gave the seeds to Lynn’s teacher. Possessive pronouns The Garden 1 Find a Word Game meter sheep even behind daydream stay meal tight sight right bone cone tide grow toad boat The Garden 1 wish still stick fix ridge running little window music robin by fry fried The Garden 1 Would a bat fly high at night? The Garden 1 Sight Words five would The Garden 1 Grammar Possessive nouns end with ‘s and shows ownership. Underline the possessive noun and circle what is owned. Anya’s house is blue. Mark’s dog is huge. Matt’s ball is in the doghouse. The ball is Rachel’s. Which book is Juan’s? Possessive nouns and pronouns The Garden 1 The Garden 2 Good morning! Plants are the largest living things on the planet. Do you know what the largest plant is? Redwood Trees Daily Language Review The bird has broken _______ wing. Your plants look better than mine. _______ look better. The seeds belong to me. Here are my seeds. They are ________. Possessive pronouns The Garden 2 Quick Change flower shower show row grow grown T166 The Garden 2 try tried fine nice quite times shine high night right frightened tightrope The Garden 2 The five kites can glide in the sky. The Garden 2 Grammar Possessive nouns end with ‘s and shows ownership. Possessive pronouns take the place of possessive nouns. You planted tomatoes last year. Those tomatoes are ______. My brother and I have a garden. It is _____. Jenny’s flower is red. The flower is ______. Those are Mazy’s and Krista’s lunch boxes. They are ________. Possessive nouns and pronouns The Garden 2 The Garden 3 Good morning! The sunflower grows and dies in the same year. It leaves its many seeds to survive and grow into plants the next year. What do sunflower seeds look like? Have you ever eaten them? Daily Language Review We have a dog. We took _______ dog to the vet. Mr. Smith asked the players to put ________ shoes in the lockers. Mom said, “You and your friend need to wash ________ hands before dinner.” The Garden 3 Possessive pronouns tired driveway giant nightgown skyscraper hiked ranger spikes miles might field smiled The Garden 3 Please do not pick the flowers. The Garden 3 Grammar Possessive nouns end with ‘s and shows ownership. Possessive pronouns take the place of possessive nouns. Change the possessive noun to a pronoun and circle what is owned. The wall’s color is blue. The Johnsons’ garden is blooming. Jason’s soil is dry. That is Katie’s rose. My brother’s and my seeds are sprouting. Possessive nouns and pronouns The Garden 3 Green and Growing Vocabulary shrub – stem – the stalk small of the flower bush or plant vine – plant with a very long stem that can grow along the ground or up a wall energy – strength to do something Green and Growing Sound Practice ow ck o oa _es o_e ow kn_ sh _le oa wr_ Green and Growing Sight Word Practice should other want from how any around my know come said some Green and Growing Green and Growing 1 Good morning! Most plants grow from the tips of their leaves. Grass grows from the base of its leaves. This is why grass is a good plant for lawns. It can recover quickly after being mown. Did you know you are walking on plants when you walk on grass? Daily Language Review The girls opened _________ gifts at the party. Class, open _______ books to page 55. We won! Out of all the plants, they liked ________ the best. **Fill in the blank with a pronoun then share a synonym for the yellow words. Pronouns and synonyms Green & Growing 1 Find a Word grow bright made paid bite few bone sleep Green & Growing 1 pods blocks boxes knot gold slopes blown coast got goat hop hope soak Green and Growing 1 The wind blows yellow and brown leaves into my yard. Green & Growing 1 Sight Words other should Green & Growing 1 Grammar Synonyms are words that mean about the same. Change the underlined words with a synonym. Hand me the skinny pencil. Don’t let the big insect in the house. Is the small book yours? I was unhappy when I dropped my ice cream cone. The math assignment was easy today. Synonyms Green & Growing 1 Green and Growing 2 Good morning! We benefit from plants in many ways. How do you use and enjoy plants? Daily Language Review The squirrel picked up the tiny nut. He found it under a shrub. He scampered away with it. Synonyms T314 Green & Growing 2 Which Doesn’t Belong? tone stone tons Green & Growing 2 socks most moss octopus October shadow below window yellow open rocket Green and Growing 2 At home we water our six little plants so they will grow. Green & Growing 2 Grammar Synonyms are words that mean about the same. Match the synonyms in each column. huge home say leave start belly close Synonyms talk begin enormous house shut stomach go Green & Growing 2 Green and Growing 3 Good morning! Plants that have died still play an important role in nature. What might happen to a plant that is no longer living? Daily Language Review We walked in the garden to see the pretty flowers. The baby was crying because she was unhappy. She visited a big museum. Synonyms T274 Green & Growing 3 windows slowed breakfast dodge meadows cow oatmeal lawn stone now slowly grass Green and Growing 3 The class looked out the window of the bus. Green & Growing 3 Grammar Synonyms are words that mean about the same. Change the underlined words with a synonym. The cat leaped over the chair to catch the mouse. The plant grew so big it touched the ceiling. My present for you is a plant. It’s perfect. It is the correct size. The little dog plays with the ball. Synonyms Green & Growing 3 Flowers and Flowers at Night Vocabulary petals – colored leaves of a plant bright – colorful Flowers Sound Practice u dge u_e ar _ew _y _ue or _ue _mb _ew u_e Flowers Sight Word Practice use many about some they from saw do are ask there you Flowers Flowers 1 Good morning! Have you ever planted a flower? What is your favorite type of flower? Daily Language Review Let me know when the plant begins to grow. I hope the plant grows quickly! Speak softly, and it will grow. antonyms Flowers 1 Find a Word human flight trade toad Flowers 1 dust thumb skunks music continue few cucumbers budge volume cut cute cube Flowers 1 Judson saw a stuffed porcupine at the museum. Flowers 1 Sight Words use many Flowers 1 Grammar Antonyms are words that mean the opposite. Change the underlined words with an antonym. Start watering the plants. The strong stem would not bend. Always water the plants at noon. The dry leaves drooped in the sun. The plant grew very slow. Antonyms Flowers 1 Flowers 2 Good morning! You are learning that flowers have different shapes. Can you think of some flowers and their shapes? Daily Language Review The young tree had many rings. I always water my plants! The leaf felt prickly. antonyms Flowers 2 Which Doesn’t Belong? but bun tub Flowers 2 fuss fuse argue fuzzy regular uniform menu rescue dusty pupil subway museum Flowers 2 Dad would like to finish work in time to catch the number five bus. Flowers 2 Grammar Antonyms are words that mean the opposite. Match the antonyms in each column. big hard inside up open day clean Antonyms outside down little night shut soft dirty Flowers 2 Skills Book page 111 celery carrots Flowers 3 Good morning! When bees visit a flower, they pick up pollen and carry it to other flowers. Why is this helpful to a flower? How are flowers helpful to us? Daily Language Review The stems were strong. The plant didn’t like loud noises. A bean plant grows quickly. antonyms Flowers 3 What I Saw Game On my journey, I saw a ___________. It begins with /w/. Flowers 3 fun stump trucks buses true few fuel thumb tunes pupil cucumbers use music huge Flowers 3 Plants get fuel from the sun. Do you have a green thumb? Flowers 3 Grammar Antonyms are words that mean the opposite. Change the underlined words with an antonym. The leaf felt smooth. You should be quiet when you plant seeds. Have the young plants been watered today? A sunflower is at the end of the row. Is growing plants easy? Beautiful flowers make me happy. Antonyms Flowers 3 Plants That Eat Animals Vocabulary trapping – catching, allow to enter but not exit wetlands – land made of wet marsh or swamp attracts – draw attention to insects – bugs with 6 legs, 3 body parts and no backbone Plants That Eat Animals Sound Practice a_e igh ai ow o_e e_e _y u ie i_e u_e oa Plants That Eat Animals Sight Word Practice pretty your what their saw water over from would help some make Plants That Eat Animals Plants That Eat Animals 1 Good morning! Hummingbirds visit flowers to feed on nectar. While they are doing this, their long beaks become covered in pollen, which they then carry to other flowers. What happens when the pollen is carried to other flowers? Daily Language Review he is do not will not you are Contractions T440 he’s don’t won’t you’re Plants That Eat Animals 1 name shaped grain strain flytrap night kinds open player white tied folder Plants That Eat Animals 1 Jane gave your tiny kitten a bowl of water. Plants That Eat Animals 1 Sight Words pretty your Plants That Eat Animals 1 Grammar A contraction puts two words together. Some letters are left out. An apostrophe ‘ shows where the letters are missing. Usually the first word is left whole. Write the contraction. he is do not cannot I will does not Contractions they will I am you are are not she is Plants That Eat Animals 1 Plants That Eat Animals 2 Good morning! Some flowers smell sweeter at night. This attracts moths. Have you ever seen a moth? What do you know about moths? Daily Language Review I am you would you’d cannot can’t they have contractions I’m they’ve Plants That Eat Animals 2 know float fume unicorn stone sweet squeal concrete shampoo royal artist powder Plants That Eat Animals 2 Jacob and Logan saw their pretty blue kite float away. Plants That Eat Animals 2 Grammar A contraction puts two words together. Some letters are left out. An apostrophe ‘ shows where the letters are missing. Find the words that can become contractions. Plants cannot grow without water. It is my turn to water them today! I am watering them tomorrow. You are shorter than the sunflower. Contractions Plants That Eat Animals 2 Plants That Eat Animals 3 Good morning! Plants can protect themselves from animals. For example, a touch of poison ivy might cause a bad skin rash and itching. Have you ever seen poison ivy? What does it look like? Poison Ivy Daily Language Review It is going to rain. I can not water the plants today. The flower will not open. contractions Plants That Eat Animals 3 sidewalk enjoy birthday laundry cricket handmade weeds knees mistakes changes fight bright Plants That Eat Animals 3 It is good to fight weeds and make a garden pretty. Plants That Eat Animals 3 Grammar A contraction puts two words together. Some letters are left out. An apostrophe ‘ shows where the letters are missing. Find the words that can become contractions. We do not like broccoli. She does not like it either. It is not a tasty treat. She is planting a flower. Shane cannot find any seeds. Contractions Plants That Eat Animals 3 REVIEW cattail spaceship sunshine toaster why snail knight snowflake plot haystack violin most Unit 8 Review week 1-3 tugboat frostbite fewer menu cube daydream unite rescue sidewalk frame claim photograph Unit 8 Review week 4-5 clean glide foam rainbow spicy weekend maple pie unit frozen hope Unit 8 Review Sound Spelling Review a u o i u_e ai_ oa_ i_e _ay _igh a_e _y _ie _ow o_e _ue _ew Sight Word Review people five would should other use many pretty your