Henry and Mudge

Unit 4

Week 6

Spelling Words

Reading

Grammar

Additional Online Resources Created by Connie Rosenbalm

Day 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5

Question of the Week

What treasures can we share

with neighbors?

Day 1 Morning Warm-Up! My neighbor made

me a picture.Remember

neighbors can be good friends.

Who thought to do something nicefor a neighbor

today?What treasures can

we sharewith our

neighbors?

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Amazing Wordsdiscover dwell

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Amazing Wordsresident welcome

Click to Play Song

Shared LiteratureWelcome, Neighbor!

Welcome, welcome, my dear neighbor.

It is oh so goodThat every resident is friendly

In our neighborhood. 

Welcome, welcome, my dear neighbor.Everyone can tell

We positively did discoverA super place to dwell.

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Phonics Target Skill suffixes: -ly and -ful

Online Activities• Phonics in Context: Odds and Ends R

adical Riddles (Suffixes Segment)

Smartboard Activities & Lessons

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Spelling WordsSuffixes: -ly and -ful

slowly

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Spelling WordsSuffixes: -ly and -ful

quickly

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Spelling WordsSuffixes: -ly and -ful

sadly

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Spelling WordsSuffixes: -ly and -ful

gladly

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Spelling WordsSuffixes: -ly and -ful

nicely

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playful

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careful

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useful

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painful

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wonderful

Apply PhonicsDecodable Reader and Leveled Readers

Build Background

Build Background

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Reading Target SkillCause and Effect

Online Activities• United Streaming

Frog, Where are You? • Cause & Effect Graphic Organizer

Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Shared Writing

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Grammar Target SkillAdjectives: Compare

Online Activities• All About Adjectives

• United Streaming Introduction to Parts of Speech: Adjectives for Armando

• Adjective Graphic Organizer PrintableSmartboard Activities & Lessons• A Picture is Worth Many Adjectives • Adjectives That Compare (Lessons ar

e in ABC order)

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Daily Fix-It1. The dogs was playfull.

2. We quicklee put our back packs away.

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Daily Fix-It1. The dogs was playfull.

The dog was playful.

2. We quicklee put our back packs away.We quickly put our backpacks away.

Day 2Morning Warm-Up! Today we will read about the residents who dwell next door

toWilfrid Gordon

McDonald Partridge.We will discover what they think a memory

is.What do you think a

memory is?

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Amazing Wordsadmire

Shared Literature

Who does Wilfrid admire? Why? 

What might Wilfrid wish he had for himself? 

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Phonics Target Skilloo in moon

Online Activities• BBC The Man in the Moon• Between the Lions Rocket Doodle Do

o• PBS Double O OOSmartboard Activities & Lessons

Apply PhonicsDecodable Reader and Leveled Readers

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Phonics Target Skill suffixes: -ly and –ful spelling words

Online Activities• Phonics in Context: Odds and Ends R

adical Riddles (Suffixes Segment)

Smartboard Activities & Lessons

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Grammar Target SkillAdjectives: Compare

Online Activities• All About Adjectives

• United Streaming Introduction to Parts of Speech: Adjectives for Armando

• Adjective Graphic Organizer PrintableSmartboard Activities & Lessons• A Picture is Worth Many Adjectives • Adjectives That Compare (Lessons ar

e in ABC order)

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Daily Fix-It3. The party was onederful?

4. I will gladlee share mine pie with you.

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Daily Fix-It3. The party was onederful?

The party was wonderful.

4. I will gladlee share mine pie with you.I will gladly share my pie with you.

Day 3 Morning Warm-Up! Today we will read about Henry

and Mudge. They have a wonderful

time with their neighbor Mrs. Hopper.

Do you have a friendly neighbor you like to spend time with?

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Amazing Wordssadness

Shared Literature

What memory does Miss Nancy remember with sadness?

Why does Wilfrid remember his grandfather’s medal with

sadness? 

Why do you think the people in the old people’s home welcom visits by Wilfrid? 

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Phonics Target Skill suffixes: -ly and –ful spelling words

Online Activities• Phonics in Context: Odds and Ends R

adical Riddles (Suffixes Segment)

Smartboard Activities & Lessons

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Phonics Target Skilloo in moon

Online Activities• BBC The Man in the Moon• Between the Lions Rocket Doodle Do

o• PBS Double O OOSmartboard Activities & Lessons

Build Background

Vocabulary

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Reading Target SkillCause and Effect

As you read, ask yourself what happens and why it happens.

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Grammar Target SkillAdjectives: Compare

Online Activities• All About Adjectives

• United Streaming Introduction to Parts of Speech: Adjectives for Armando

• Adjective Graphic Organizer PrintableSmartboard Activities & Lessons• A Picture is Worth Many Adjectives • Adjectives That Compare (Lessons ar

e in ABC order)

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Daily Fix-It5. He was carful to walk slowly on the ice

6. The playfull puppy played nicely?

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Daily Fix-It5. He was carful to walk slowly on the ice

He was careful to walk slowly on the ice.

6. The playfull puppy played nicely?The playful puppy played nicely.

Day 4 Morning Warm-Up! Today we will read

about books,shells, and rainbows—wonderful

treasures to share. What

treasures would you gladly share?

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Amazing Wordstremendous substantial

Shared LiteratureListen to find

out what happens as Uncle Jon’s

bread bakes.

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Phonics Target Skill suffixes: -ly and –ful spelling words

Online Activities• Phonics in Context: Odds and Ends R

adical Riddles (Suffixes Segment)

Smartboard Activities & Lessons

Writing Across the CurriculumWord Web: How can neighbors help each

other?

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Grammar Target SkillAdjectives: Compare

Online Activities• All About Adjectives

• United Streaming Introduction to Parts of Speech: Adjectives for Armando

• Adjective Graphic Organizer PrintableSmartboard Activities & Lessons• A Picture is Worth Many Adjectives • Adjectives That Compare (Lessons

are in ABC order)

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Daily Fix-It

7. Mrs Hopper made tea for mudge.

8. The cut was painfull?

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Daily Fix-It

7. Mrs Hopper made tea for mudge.Mrs. Hopper made tea for Mudge.

8. The cut was painfull?The cut was painful.

Day 5 Morning Warm-Up! This week we read about some

friendly neighbors. They shared good times, good memories, and

special treats. How would you welcome a newperson into your neighborhood?

Shared LiteratureWhy did Aunt

Lucy think baking bread was no a good

idea?Why do you think Uncle Jon wanted to make “wakin”

bread?

Mister Bones

Build Oral Vocabularyantonyms

dark light

Can you think of other word pairs that are opposites.

Phonics ReviewSuffixes –ly and –ful, vowels in moon

Circle words with the suffix –ly or –ful and words that have the vowel oo as in moo.

Ken tugs slowly on his loose tooth.

The goose flew to the pool at the zoo.

I am grateful for this wonderful food.

The pooch snoozed quietly in my lap.

High Frequency WordsComplete the rhyme with a Word to Read on page

158.I kicked off my ______

And began to _______.

I hopped __________ the floor.

I __________ danced a while

High Frequency WordsComplete the rhyme with a Word to Read on page

158.

_________ I had to do a chore.

I had to walk the puppy,

So I __________ the door.

I ___________ myself when we came back

That I could dance some more.

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Phonics Target Skill suffixes: -ly and –ful spelling words

Online Activities• Phonics in Context: Odds and Ends

Radical Riddles (Suffixes Segment)

Smartboard Activities & Lessons

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Daily Fix-It9. We wasn’t very usful to her.

10. She played nicelee with her brother?

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Daily Fix-It9. We wasn’t very usful to her.

We weren’t very useful to her.

10. She played nicelee with her brother?She played nicely with her brother.

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Review High Frequency Wordsthe way on that do andtake in uphelp use getthem this put

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Review High Frequency Wordseat too home your paper hersmall tree nomany into saw good old want

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Review High Frequency Wordscatch could be there horse out who live work now peopletogether inside

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Review High Frequency Wordsdown find food grow under new also water their other ground same family

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Review High Frequency Wordsalways becomeeverything daystays things nothing

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Review High Frequency Wordsany everevery ownsure wereenough afraidagain few

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Review High Frequency Wordshow done

read knowsoon visitwait push

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before doesgood-bye ohright won’tgive oncesurprise

Review High Frequency Words

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would enjoy drewworry about greatcolors draw overshow sign foundtook mouthwild

Review High Frequency Words

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once above toucheightmoon laughpicture rememberroom stoodthought

Review High Frequency Words

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Review High Frequency Wordspicture remember

room stoodthought

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Additional Online Resources

• Spelling City• Carl’s Corner • Practice, Spelling, & Grammar Workbook

Pages • Interactive Letters for Spelling