Hello Second Graders!

Who are my most fluent

readers?

Here are the words and

sentences for this week.

live

thought

ever

small

after

new

care

over

book

off

food

all

hair

front

never

started

party

stories

warm

sky

of

her

first

everything

about

slowly

two

store

world

story

night

against

someone

hold

part

along

girl

morning

bird

different

another

grow

heard

kind

more

to

some

light

hard

because

me

go

better

old

really

was

they

right

you

for

show

kept

why

dark

own

would

afraid

might

many

open

my

people

yellow

starts

happy

eye

few

before

high

he

window

try

funny

cried

told

car

pretty

air

pictures

myself

know

animals

most

bear

second

sleep

three

she

work

both

cold

eat

find

green

little

long

says

table

we

by

cheer

could

hello

hundred

mind

play

read

see

today

city

full

no

other

places

put

school

sing

think

this

bring

children

comes

do

family

like

make

those

use

with

around

be

five

help

next

or

pull

take

until

walked

Remember to take care of your new book.

The prince and the princess always live happily ever after.

Let’s read over the story so we can find the answers.

I thought you knew how to do it.

The kindergartner did a small jump off the stairs.

attention = focus, to notice

speech = a talk that you give to a group of people

safety = ways to keep from getting hurt

obeys= does what someone says

buddy= friend or partner

enormous = really big or huge

shocked = surprised, upset

station = workplace, office space, or base

If we put two words together, we make a longer word called a compound word.

cannot myselfsunshine someonepancake outside

Sometimes we put titles in front of a persons last name.

Titles tell you if a person is a man or a woman, single or married.

Mr. ClarkMrs. EMiss HairMs. Ortiz

Titles can tell you what kind of job a person has.

Dr. EvansOfficer BuckleNurse Kelly

You can use abbreviations to shorten words.

Ave.=AvenueSt.=StreetDr.=DoctorMrs.=Missus

Rd.=RoadJan.=JanuaryDr.=DriveWed.=Wednesday

A dictionary entry always includes an entry word, a definition, and sometimes an example sentence.

Guide words are placed at the top of the dictionary page.

Guide words show the first and last words that are on the page.

new

off

after

book

over

care

live

ever

thought

small

a

ea

ai

ee, _(c)ei, _ie_, _ey

sp

ow

ed

ay

sk

es

oa

ing

sl

sw

st

ck

cl

nk

g, _gg

nt

ing

gr

ft

gl

ed

u, u_e

xt

ch

pl

nd

pr

wh

ng

ai, ay, a_e

i

s, ss

dr

mp

est

th

ie, igh, i_e, _y

j, gi_, ge, _dge

o

ci, ce

sh

oa, ow, _oe, o_e

u

k

ll

ph

ck

ee, ea, e_e, _y

j, ge, _dge, gy

e

ee

c

er

tch

Excellent

Work!