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In The Neighborhood Lesson 21

In The Neighborhood Lesson 21. Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone? c&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1&safe=active

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In The Neighborhood

Lesson 21

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Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone?

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Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone,Oh where, oh where can he be?With his ears but short and his tail cut long,Oh where, oh where can he be?

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We know that words are made up of sounds.

We put words together by blending the sounds together.

Lets blend the sounds to make words.

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Put the sounds together to make a word.

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Tell me the ending sound in these words.

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Listen to these words.

RedBed

How are these two words the same?I am going to say two words, if they rhyme

give me a thumbs up.If they do not rhyme give me a thumbs

down.

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Rhyming Words

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The apple is red.

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The cherry is red.

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This week we have learned two new words.

Out

Who

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Pet Show!Remember, the setting of a story is where and

when the story happens.

Tell me what you remember about this story.

As I read today listen to see if you can tell where the story takes place.

Read story.

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Pet Show!Where does this story happen?When is the story happening?

How do you think Archie feels when he can’t find the cat?

How do you think he feels when he wins a blue ribbon for the germ?

Would you like to have Archie as a friend?

Let’s us our retelling cards to retell the story.

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Robust Vocabularymeander

If there was a fire in the building, would people

meander or run out of the building?

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Robust Vocabularysturdy

Would a chair be sturdy if it had a leg broken?

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Robust Vocabularyfamished

If you are famished, are you sleepy of hungry?

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Description of a Place

Yesterday we described the library.

Today we are going to describe another place.

Remember a description uses words to tell what something is like.

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Description of a Thing First, I will write the name of the place I am going to

describe.

Next, I will think about what that place is like.

Then I will think of other words that tell about the

place.

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Great job!Now it is

Station Time!