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Maddie's Read Aloud

Create a Sequencing Reflection/Activity Response

An option for your assigned Graphic Organizer/Reflection Assignment. (You can create your own! You do not have to use this one.)

Response 

Drew's Response

Christina's Read Aloud

Choose only ONE!

An OPTION: Make a four square foldable. Remember to write the Title/Author in the diamond. Label each box with First, Next, Then and Last. Write a text evidence detailed sentence for each one.

An OPTION: In a Four -square foldable, choose two of the following questions and respond using PQA . (Part of the Question as the Answer.) each box. That will leave two boxes to create pictures to illustrate your responses/sentences.

Q1-Which noisy neighbor did you like the best and why?

Q2-What connection did you make? (It reminded me of....  It made me think of a time when.....)

Q3-Which one was the funniest or most surprising? 

 There are so many things that make noise at night. Draw a picture of something noisy you hear at night! 

An OPTION: Create a noisy apartment building picture or suncatcher and label appartment windows with the noise they make. 

Cassie's Response

Courtney's Read Aloud

Possible Options-  (Choose ONLY ONE!)

*Create a Character, Setting, Problem and Solution FOUR square foldable with title/author in the diamond. 

*Answer the questions using PQA and write a complete sentence for each. What did the pig give his mom? How did he get the items for it?

*Make a birthday card for a family member or friend. 

Vivian's Response 

Prince's Response

 Judit's Read Aloud 

OPTIONS: (Choose only ONE!)
Sequencing –  In this book the bunny goes from animal to animal trying to be someone he is not.  Sequence the events in order in a foldable or make cards for each event and place them in order to retell the story.

Do a writing prompt – If you did not want to be a kid, what would you want to be and why? 

Harper's Response 

Prince's Response

  Lauren's Read Aloud 

OPTIONAL REFLECTION ACTIVITY:

  Choose ONLY ONE!

After listening and watching the read aloud take a piece of paper and fold it into a Four-square foldable. Write the title/author of the book and your name in the diamond. In the 1st square/box write a complete sentence and tell how you felt yesterday. In the 2nd square/box write and tell how you feel today. In the 3rd square/box tell how you may feel tomorrow. In the last box draw a picture of your happiest or silliest day and why it was your happiest/silliest day. Write two complete sentences.  

 Vivian's Response

Laura's Read Aloud

You can create a 4-Square Foldable

  OR 

Choose ONLY ONE question and respond with PQA!

Write the title/author at the top of your page.

Choose a question to answer using PQA. Write your response on a paper and draw a picture to go along with it. Use second grade or third grade words to show your best writing skills.

1. Was there ever something you really wanted? Why did you want it?
2. What would you ask for on Octember the first? Why?
3. Does knowing for sure that you're going to get something change anything?
4. Do you think it's better to wait for something? Why or why not?
5. Would you want anything on the boy's list? Why?
6. Do you think the boy will be happy when the first of Octember comes?
7. How would you feel if you could get what you wanted all of the time? Would that change how you feel about the things you got?

Response 

 Matt's Read Aloud 

4-Square Response

A compound word adventure!

Compound words are common words in the English language that consist of two or more words that combine to form a single new word.  

Possible reflection ideas:   (Choose ONLY ONE!)

 * Create a Four square foldable and write the title/author in the diamond. Write a compound word from the story in boxes 1, 2, and 3. Under each word break apart the compound word and draw a picture for each word that makes up the compound word. For example, goldfish would be:

  gold                                        fish

In the 4th box, choose one word and write a complete and comprehensive sentence with 6 or more words.

 FOR EXAMPLE:

My grandmother bought me a goldfish for my 8th birthday.

*Silly Compounds For a fun compound word activity have the child think up new and possibly silly compounds. Also have the child describe what their new words mean. For example, cat + shower → catshower (a shower for cats) and monkey + pants → monkeypants (pants for monkeys or pants with a monkey pattern). This activity helps reinforce the idea that compound words are new words that are made up of two other words. 

*Clapping Activity Speak the first word of a compound word aloud. Instruct the child to say the word and clap. Then speak the second word of the compound aloud. Have the child repeat this word and clap. Then tell the child to say both words together and to clap for each word. For example: apple (clap) + sauce (clap) → apple (clap) sauce (clap). The clapping activity teaches children that compounds consist of multiple words.

*SPELLING CIty Compound word practice*

More Compound Words

airport                goldfish            bathtub

 campfire              football               forgive

rainbow               spaceship           cowboy

   highway                 birthday               blackboard

footprint              watermelon           homework

    weekend                meatball               strawberry

     inside                   bedroom                 ladybug

        myself                hallway                  backpack

grandmother          outdoor              popcorn

         toolbox            classroom             playground

OTHER Books for Teaching Compound Words

 If You Were a Compound Word By Trisha Shasken and Sara Gray

Flying Butter (Rookie Reader) By Patricia Trattles and Gary Swift

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs By Judi and Ron Brett 

Alison's Read Aloud

Response

Possible reflection ideas:   (Choose ONLY ONE!)

THINK LIKE AN ENGINEER or BEING A CHANGEMAKER:)

Create a Four Square foldable with the title/author in the diamond. 

*Present an idea in box 1, Discuss/describe the idea in box 2, Tell why you chose the idea in box 3, and Explain how this idea will help you and others in box 4. (1-2 sentences in each box.

*You can draw a picture of your idea, label it and explain it.

 *Cause / Effect example:  (Can create a Four square foldable and write out 4-cause and effect examples. INCLUDE the example below in box 1.)

CAUSE--Walked away & acted like it didnt belong

EFFECT--The idea still followed him

 In 4th box create your own cause and effect and draw a picture to illustrate.

Other Possible Options:

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Drew's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Layla's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Devin's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Cassie's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Annalise's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Harper's Read Aloud Part 1

Harper's Read Aloud Part 2

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Vivian's Read Aloud

Vivian's question

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Skyler's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Adreyan's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Britt's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Prince's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Esther's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Nevaeh's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Kullen's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Ryan's Read Aloud #1               Ryan's Read Aloud #2

Ryan's Question #1                 Ryan's Question #2

Mrs. Winstead's Response to Question #1 

Mrs. Winstead's Response to Question #2

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 Aiden's Read Aloud

Mrs. Winstead's Response

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Kayson's Read Aloud 

Kayson's question 

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Dakota's Read Aloud 

Mrs. Winstead's Response