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Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
Whose Baby Am I?
OKLAHOMA
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 20? Focus Question Can you tell me
about your family? Build Background, 21R1.3, R2, R5.2, R6.4, OL1.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 21 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Isolation, 24 R2.5
Morning Message, 28? Focus Question What are the
names of the baby animals we read about? R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL1.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 29Size Words, 35 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Identity, 36 R2.5
Morning Message, 40? Focus Question What have we
learned about families?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 41R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Isolation, 45 R2.4, R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /m/m, 25Handwriting: Write Mm, 26Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 21R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: we, 23R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /m/m, 37Identify Words with /m/m, 38R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 28R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /m/m, 46Picture Sort: /m/m, 47R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: we, 44Activity Book, 7–8Practice Book, 23–24R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Whose Baby Am I?Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Make Predictions, 22
R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Whose Baby Am I?Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Make Predictions, 30Retell, 34Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 22R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 34R5.1
Read PoemsBig Book of Explorations: “Andre” and “Everybody Says”Literary Element: Rhyme and Repetition, 42R2.1, R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 43Read for Fluency, 44
R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Lists, 27
W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 39
W1.1, W2.1c
Independent Writing Prewrite and Draft: Labels, 49W1.1, W2.1c
Oral GrammarNaming Words, 48
OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
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Kindergarten, Unit 1, Week 1, Whose Baby Am I?, 10–85
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/m/m
High-Frequency Wordwe
Oral VocabularySize Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Make Predictions
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 50? Focus Question Why do we need
our families? R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 51Size Words, 53
R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Categorization, 54R2.5
Morning Message, 58? Focus Question Which story or
poem that we read did you like?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL1.1
Oral Vocabulary, 60Size Words, 60 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Categorization, 61R2.4
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort: Review /m/m, 54Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 25R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 50R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort: /m/m, 62Read Words, 62Activity Book, 12Practice Book, 20R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: we, 60R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 52Read Aloud: “The Bundle of Sticks”Predecodable Reader: My Mitten, 56
R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read Across Texts Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Make Predictions, 59Activity Book, 11
R6.1, R7.1a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 60
R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing Revise and Edit: Labels, 57
W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Labels, 63
W1.1, W2.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Taste-Testing
Family Foods, 19PS1.2, 1.1
Main Selection: Whose Baby Am I?, 30-342.2
Social StudiesUnit 1 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 913
Cross-Curricular: Family Pictures, 19G2
Kindergarten, Unit 1, Week 1, Whose Baby Am I?, 10–85 © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
The Picnic at Apple Park
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 96? Focus Question What can families
do together? Build Background, 97R1.3, R2.3, R5.2, R6.4
Oral Vocabulary, 97 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Isolation, 100 R2.5
Morning Message, 104? Focus Question What are some of
the ways we play as families? R1.3, R2.3, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 105Same and Different, 111 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Blending, 112 R2.6
Morning Message, 116? Focus Question What are some of
the things that animal families do together? R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 117R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Isolation, 121 R2.5, R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /a/a, 101Handwriting: Write Aa, 102Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 27R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: the, 99R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /a/a, /m/m, 113Blend Words with /a/a, 114R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 104R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort, 122Blend with /a/a, 122Read Words, 123R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: the, 120Activity Book, 17–18Practice Book, 29–30 R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book The Picnic at Apple Park Strategy: Story StructureSkill: Identify Setting, 98R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book The Picnic at Apple Park Strategy: Story StructureSkill: Identify Setting, 106 Retell, 110Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 28R6.2, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 110R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations, “Night Animals,” 13–16Text Feature: Use Photographs, 118R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 120R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Lists, 103
W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 115
W1.1, W2.1c
Independent Writing Prewrite and Draft a Picture List, 125W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Oral GrammarNaming Words, 124OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/a/a
High-Frequency Wordthe
Oral VocabularySame and Different
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Setting
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 126? Focus Question What are the
family stories you know? R1.3, R2.1, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 127Same and Different, 129R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Blending, 130R2.5, R.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 134? Focus Question What story did
you enjoy the most? R1, R2.3, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 136Same and Different, 136R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Identity, 137R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 130Blend with /a/a, 131Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 31R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 126R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort, 138Read Words, 138Activity Book, 22Practice Book, 32R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: the, 136R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 128Read Aloud: “The Squeaky Old Bed”Predecodable Reader: I Am Picking Apples, 132
R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read Across TextsStrategy: Story StructureSkill: Identify Setting, 135Activity Book, 21R7.1a, R7.2a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 136R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit a Picture List, 133
W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present A Picture List, 139
W1.1, W2.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Family Kitchen
Smells, 951.1
Science Activity: Make an Animal Guidebook, 1192.3
Social StudiesUnit 1 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 9G2
Cross-Curricular: Interview a Friend, 95G2
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Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
Peter’s Chair
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 172? Focus Question How can families
change? Build Background, 173R1.3, R2, R5.2, R6.4, OL1.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 173 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Isolation, 176R2.5
Morning Message, 180? Focus Question What are the
family changes we read about?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL1.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 181Size Words, 187 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Categorization, 188R2.5
Morning Message, 192? Focus Question What are some
of the things we can do with our families? R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 193R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Blending, 197R2.6
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview /m/m, /a/a, 177Handwriting: Review Mm, Aa, 178Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 33R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: we, the, 175R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort, 189Blend with /a/a, /m/m, 190R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 180R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /a/a, /m/m, 198Blend with /a/a, /m/m, 199Read Words, 199R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: we, the, 196Activity Book, 27–28Practice Book, 35–36R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book Peter’s Chair Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Make Predictions, 174R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Trade Book Peter’s Chair Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Make Predictions, 182Retell, 186Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 34R6.2, R6.3, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 186R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “Family Fun,” 17–20Text Feature: Use Photographs, 194R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 196
R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Lists, 179
W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 191
W1.1, W2.1c
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Picture Lists, 201W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Oral GrammarNaming Words, 200OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Phonemic Awareness/PhonicsReview /a/a, /m/m
High-Frequency Wordswe, the
Oral VocabularySize Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Make Predictions
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 202? Focus Question How are we
different from the people in our family? R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 203Same and Different, 205R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Blending, 206R2.6
Morning Message, 210? Focus Question What do we know
about the ways families change? R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL1.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 212Size Words, 212 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Categorization, 213R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, /a/a, /m/m, 207Read Sentences: 207Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 37R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 202R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort, 214Read Words, 214Activity Book, 32Practice Book, 38R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: we, the, 212R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 204 Read Aloud: “Jennifer Bing, Why Won’t You Sing?”Predecodable Reader: Sam, 208
R1.2, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read Across TextsStrategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Make Predictions, 211Activity Book, 31R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 212
R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Picture Lists, 209
W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Picture Lists, 215
W1.1, W2.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Human Life
Cycle, 1712.2
Social StudiesUnit 1 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 9G2
Cross-Curricular: Interview a Friend, 171H1
Social Studies Activity: Family Album, 195G2
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Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 264? Focus Question What can you do
with your friends? Build Background, 265R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4
Oral Vocabulary, 265R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 268 R2.5
Morning Message, 272? Focus Question Do friends always
like the same things? R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 273Color Words, 279R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 280R2.6
Morning Message, 284? Focus Question What games do
you like to play outside?R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 285R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 289R2.4, R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce: /s/s, 269Handwriting: Write Ss, 270Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 41R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: like, 267
R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview, 281Blend with /s/s, 282R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 272
R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /s/s, 290Blend Words, 290Read Words, 291R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: like, 288Activity Book: “I Like,” 7–8Practice Book, 43–44R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book What Do You Like? Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Identify Character, 266
R6.1, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book What Do You Like? Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Identify Character, 274Retell, 278Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 42R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 278
R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “My Friends,” 21–26Text Feature: Use Photographs, 286R6.1, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 288
R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Lists, 271
W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 283
W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Sentences, 293
W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Oral Grammar: Naming Words, 292
OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
What Do You Like?
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Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/s/s
High-Frequency Wordlike
Oral VocabularyColor Words
Comprehension Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Identify Character
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 294? Focus Question Some friends like
the city and others like the country. Which do you like?R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2, OL1.1
Oral Vocabulary, 295Color Words, 297 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 298R2.5
Morning Message, 302? Focus Question What do you and
your friends like to read? R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 304Color Words, 304 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 305R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 298Blend with /s/s, 299Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 45R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 294R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort: /a/a, /m/m, /s/s, 306Read Words, 306Activity Book, 12Practice Book, 46R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: like, 304R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 296Read Aloud: “The City Mouse and the Country Mouse”
Pre-decodable Reader: We Like Sam, 300R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 300R5.1
Read Across Texts Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Identify Character, 303Activity Book, 11OL2.1, R7.1a, R7.2
Word Automaticity, 304R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Sentence, 301W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Sentences, 307W1.1, W2.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Friends Hear
Sounds Around, 2631.1
Science Activity: Make a “Movement” Book, 2871.3
Social StudiesUnit 2 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 253C1
Cross-Curricular: Friends Play Mural, 263C1.1
Paired Selection: “My Friends,” 286-287C1.1
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© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 2, Week 1, What Do You Like?, 254–329
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 340? Focus Question Who can be a
friend? Build Background, 341R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 341R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 344R2.5
Morning Message, 348? Focus Question Can a brother be
a friend? Can a cousin be a friend?R1.5, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 349Number Words, 355R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 356R2.6
Morning Message, 360? Focus Question What do you do
when you meet a new friend?R1.6, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 361R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 365R2.4, R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /p/p, 345Handwriting: Write Pp, 346Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 47 R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: a, 343 R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /p/p, /m/m, /a/a, 357Blend with /p/p, 358R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 348R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /p/p, /s/s, /a/a, 366Blend Words, 366Read Words, 367R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: a, 364Activity Book: “I Am,” 17–18Practice Book, 49–50R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Friends All Around Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Compare and Contrast, 342R6.1, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Friends All AroundStrategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Compare and Contrast, 350Retell, 354Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 48R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 354R5.1
Read the PoemsBig Book of Explorations: “Making Friends” and “The Fight,” 27–28Literary Element: Rhyme and Repetition, 362R2.1, R6.1, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 363; Read for Fluency, 364 R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A List, 347
W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: A Word Web, 359
W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Picture Webs, 369W1.1, W2.1, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral GrammarNaming Words, 368OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Friends All Around
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Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/p/p
High-Frequency Worda
Oral VocabularyNumber Words
Comprehension Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Compare and Contrast
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 370? Focus Question What do you like
best about having a friend?R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 371 Number Words, 373R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 374R2.5, R2.6
Morning Message, 378? Focus Question Why is it
important to have a friend? R1.5, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 380 Number Words, 380 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Identity, 381R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort: /s/s, /a/a, /p/p, 374Blend with /p/p, 375Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 51R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 370R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort: /p/p, /s/s, /m/m, /a/a, 382Read Words, 382Activity Book, 22Practice Book, 52R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: a, 380R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 372Read Aloud: “The Lion and the Mouse” Pre-decodable Reader: A Map, 376R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 376R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Compare and Contrast, 379Activity Book, 21OL2.1, R7.1a
Word Automaticity, 380R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Picture Webs, 377W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present a Picture Web, 383W1.1, W2.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Sounds Travel,
339PS1.2
Social StudiesUnit 2 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 253C1
Cross-Curricular: Getting to Know You, 339C1.1
Social Studies Activity: Helping Hands, 363C1.1
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© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 2, Week 2, Friends All Around, 330–405
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 416? Focus Question Do you always
like what a friend does?Build Background, 417R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 417R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 420R2.5
Morning Message, 424? Focus Question What happens
when a friend does not like what you like?R1.6, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 425Color Words, 431 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 432R2.5
Morning Message, 436? Focus Question What is a way you
and your friend can help in your community?R1.3, R2, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 437R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 441R2.6
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview: /s/s, /p/p, 421Handwriting: Review Ss, Pp, 422Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 53R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words:like, a, 419R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /s/s, /p/p, /m/m, /a/a, 433Blend with /a/a, /p/p, /m/m, /s/s, 434 R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 424R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /s/s, /p/p, /m/m, /a/a, 442Blend Words, 442Read Words, 443R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: like, a, 440 Activity Book: “We Like,” 27–28Practice Book, 55–56R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book Simon and Molly plus Hester Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Identify Character, 418R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Trade Book Simon and Molly plus HesterStrategy: Ask Questions Skill: Identify Character, 426Retell, 430Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 54R6.2, R6.4, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 430R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Magazine Article Big Book of Explorations: “Helping Hands,” 29–32Text Feature: Use a Map, 438R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 440R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing Lists, 423W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 435W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft a Sentence, 445W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral Grammar Naming Words, 444OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 2, Week 3, Simon and Molly plus Hester, 406–481
Phonemic Awareness/PhonicsReview /s/s, /p/p
High-Frequency Wordsa, like
Oral VocabularyColor WordsNumber Words
Comprehension Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Identify Character
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 446? Focus Question When have you
worked together with friends to get a job done? R1.3, R2, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 447Number Words, 449 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 450R2.6
Morning Message, 454? Focus Question Which story
about friends did you like best? R1.6, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 456 R4.1Color and Number Words, 456
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 457R2.4
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsCumulative Review, 450Blend with /a/a, /m/m, /p/p, /s/s, 451Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 57R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 446R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort: /m/m, /p/p, /s/s, 458Read Words, 458Activity Book, 30R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: like, a, 456R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 448Read Aloud: “The Little Red Hen”
Pre-decodable Reader: Pam, 452R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 452R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Identify Character, 455Activity Book, 31R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, R7.2, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 456R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit a Sentence, 453
W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Sentences, 459
W1.1, W2.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
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Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Working with
Play Dough, 415PS1.2
Social StudiesUnit 2 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 253C1
Social Studies Activity: Community Appreciation, 439E2
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 2, Week 3, Simon and Molly plus Hester, 406–481
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 508? Focus Question What things do
we see that move around town?Build Background, 509R1, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 509R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 512R2.5
Morning Message, 516? Focus Question What did you see
when we read The Bus for Us?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 517Shape Words, 523R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 524R2.6
Morning Message, 528? Focus Question What can you see
from a car?R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 529R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 533R2.4, R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce: /t/t, 513Handwriting: Write Tt, 514Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 61R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: see, 511R4, R5.2, OL1.3, OL2.2
PhonicsReview, 525Blend with /t/t, 526R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 516R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsReview, 534Blend Words with /t/t, 534Read Words, 535R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: see, 532Activity Book: “I See Sam,” 7–8Practice Book, 63–64R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book The Bus for Us Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Make and Confirm Predictions, 510R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book The Bus for UsStrategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Make and Confirm Predictions, 518Retell, 522Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 62R1.1, R1.3, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.2a, R7.2b, OL1.2
Echo-Read, 522R5.1, R5.2
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “Ways to Travel: Long Ago and Today,” 33–37Text Feature: Labels, 530R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 532
R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A List, 515
W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 527
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Sentences, 537W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Oral Grammar: Action Words, 536
OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Kindergarten, Unit 3, Week 1, The Bus for Us, 498–573
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
OKLAHOMA
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High-Frequency Wordsee
Oral VocabularyShape Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Make and Confirm Predictions
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 538? Focus Question What are some
of the fastest things you see around town?R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 539Shape Words, 541 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 542R2.6
Morning Message, 546? Focus Question What did you see
in our books this week?R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 548Shape Words, 548 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 549R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort: /t/t, /s/s, /p/p, /a/a, 542Blend Words with /t/t, 543Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 65R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 538R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsPicture Sort: /t/t, /s/s, /p/p, 550Read Words, 550Activity Book, 12Practice Book, 66R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: see, 548R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 540Read Aloud: “The Turtle and the Rabbit”
Pre-decodable Reader: Can Tam See?, 544R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 544
R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Make and Confirm Predictions, 547Activity Book, 11R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 548
R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Sentences, 545W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 551W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, OL2.1, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Traveling by
Magnetic Force, 5071.3
Social StudiesUnit 3 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 497H1
Cross-Curricular: How We Get to School, 507G2.2
Social Studies Activity: Transportation Mobile, 531G2.2
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 3, Week 1, The Bus for Us, 498–573
Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 584? Focus Question Where do you like
to go when you travel?Build Background, 585R1.6, R2.5, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 585R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 588R2.5
Morning Message, 592? Focus Question What do people
use to go from place to place?R1.3, R1.6, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 593Sound Words, 599R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 600R2.6
Morning Message, 604? Focus Question Do you go far or
near when you ride a bike?R1.3, R1.6, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 605R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 609R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /i/i, 589Handwriting: Write Ii, 590Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 67R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: go, 587R4, R5.2, OL1.3, OL2.2
PhonicsReview /i/i, /t/t, /p/p, /s/s, 601Blend with /i/i, 602R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 592R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsPicture Sort: /i/i, 610Blend with /i/i, 610Read Words, 611R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: go, 608Activity Book: “We Can Go,” 17–18Practice Book, 69–70R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book On the GoStrategy: Text StructureSkill: Classify and Categorize, 586R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book On the GoStrategy: Text StructureSkill: Classify and Categorize, 594Retell, 598Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 68R1.1, R1.3, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7, OL1.2
Echo-Read, 598
R5.1, R5.2
Read the PoemsBig Book of Explorations: “My Bike,” 38Literary Element: Identify Rhythmic Patterns, 606R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Choral Reading, 607Read for Fluency, 608
R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Lists, 591
W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Posters, 603
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Posters, 613W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral GrammarAction Words, 612
OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 3, Week 2, On the Go, 574–650
OKLAHOMA
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/i/i
High-Frequency Wordgo
Oral VocabularySound Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Classify and Categorize
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 614? Focus Question Why is it fun to go
new places?R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 615 Sound Words, 617R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 618R2.5, R2.6
Morning Message, 622? Focus Question Where would you
tell a friend to go traveling?R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 624 Sound Words, 624 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 625R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 618Blend Words, 619Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 71R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 614R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsPicture Sort: /i/i, /t/t, /p/p, /a/a, 626Read Words: 626Activity Book, 22Practice Book, 72R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: go, 624R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Read Aloud: “Timimoto,” 616 Pre-decodable Reader: It Can Go, Go, Go!, 620R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 620
R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Text StructureSkill: Classify and Categorize, 623Activity Book, 21R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 624
R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Posters, 621W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Posters, 627W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, OL2.1, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Boats that Float,
583PS1.2, 1.3
Science Activity: “Our Bike” Diagram, 6071.3
Social StudiesUnit 3 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 497H1
Cross-Curricular: Compare Types of Transportation, 583G2.2
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 3, Week 2, On the Go, 574–650
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Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 660? Focus Question Do you like to ride
a bike?Build Background, 661R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4
Oral Vocabulary, 661R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Identify, 664R2.5
Morning Message, 668? Focus Question What can you see
when you travel on wheels?R1.3, R1.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 669Shape Words, 675 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Identify, 676R2.5
Morning Message, 680? Focus Question What do you see
when you go to school?R1.3, R1.6, R2.6, R4.1, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 681R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 685R2.6
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview: /t/t, /i/i, 665Handwriting: Review Tt, Ii, 666Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 73R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words:see, go, 663R4, R5.2, OL1.3, OL2.2
PhonicsReview /p/p, /t/t, /i/i, 677Blend with /i/i, /t/t, /s/s, 678 R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 668R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsReview /t/t, /p/p, /s/s, /i/i, 686Blend with /t/t, /p/p, /s/s, /i/i, 686Read Words, 687R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: see, go, 684 Activity Book: “I Can Go!,” 27–28Practice Book, 75–76R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book Duck on a BikeStrategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Character and Plot, 662R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Trade Book Duck on a BikeStrategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Character and Plot, 670Retell, 674Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 74R1.1, R1.3, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.2a, R7.2b, OL1.2
Echo-Read, 674R5.1, R5.2
Read the Nonfiction Article Big Book of Explorations: “How Do You Go to School?,” 39–42Text Feature: Labels and Captions, 682R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 684R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing A List, 667
W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Book Title, 679
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Book Title, 689W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Oral Grammar Action Words, 688OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
OKLAHOMA
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/t/t, /i/i
High-Frequency Wordssee, go
Oral VocabularyShape Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Character and Plot
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 690? Focus Question Where can we go
when on wheels?R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 691Sound Words, 693R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 694R2.5, R2.6
Morning Message, 698? Focus Question Where did we see
the story characters go?R1.3, R1.6, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 700Shape Words, 700 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 701R2.4
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 694Blend with /p/p, /a/a, /t/t, /i/i, 695Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 77R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 690R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsPicture Sort, 702Read Words, 702Activity Book, 32Practice Book, 78–80R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: see, go, 700R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Strategy: Recognize Story StructureRead Aloud: “The Singing Wagon,” 692
Pre-decodable Reader: Sit, Tip!, 696R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 696R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Character and Plot, 699Activity Book, 31R6.2, R7.2a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 700R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Book Title, 697
W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Book Title, 703
W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, OL2.1, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: How Far? 659
1.3
Social StudiesUnit 3 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 497H1
Cross-Curricular: Land, Air, or Water 659G2.2
Social Studies Activity: Off to School Adventures, 683G2.2
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 3, Week 3, Duck on a Bike, 650–725
Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 750? Focus Question What is a fruit you
like to eat? Build Background, 751R1.4, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 751R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 754R2.5
Morning Message, 758? Focus Question Why do people
go to the market?R1.5, R2.7, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 759Fruits and Vegetables, 765R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 766R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 770? Focus Question How does food
get from the farm to us?R1.3, R2.4, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 771R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 775R2.4, R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /n/n, 755Handwriting: Write Nn, 756Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 81R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: to, 753R4, R5.2, OL2.2
PhonicsReview /n/n, /i/i, /t/t, 767Blend Words with /n/n, 768R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 758R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsReview: /n/n, /t/t, 776Blend with /n/n, 776Read Words, 777R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: to, 774Activity Book: “We Go!,” 7–8Practice Book, 83–84R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Apple Farmer AnnieStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Identify Sequence of Events, 752
R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2a, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Apple Farmer AnnieStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Identify Sequence of Events, 760Retell, 764Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 82R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2a, R7.2b, OL1.2
Echo-Read, 764R5.1, R5.2
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “From Strawberry Field to Strawberry Jam,” 43–46Text Feature: Use Captions, 772R6.1, R6.2, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 774R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A Numbered List, 757
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Interactive Writing: Lists, 769
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Sentences, 779
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral Grammar: Action Words, 778
OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Apple Farmer Annie
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Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/n/n
High-Frequency Wordto
Oral VocabularyFruits and Vegetables
Comprehension Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Identify Sequence of Events
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 780? Focus Question How do you get a
garden to grow?R1.3, R1.4, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 781Fruits and Vegetables, 781R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 784R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 788? Focus Question What foods would
you like to pick in a garden or field?R1.3, R1.7, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 790 R4.1Fruits and Vegetables, 790
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 791R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort: /n/n, /i/i, /t/t, 784Blend Words, 785Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 85R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 780R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsPicture Sort: /n/n, /i/i, /t/t, 792Read Words, 792Activity Book, 12Practice Book, 86R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: to, 790R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 782Read Aloud: “The Goat in the Chile Patch”
Pre-decodable Reader: Tap It, Nan Min!, 786R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 786R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Identify Sequence of Events, 789Activity Book, 11R6.1, R7.2a, R7.2b, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 790R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Sentences, 787
W1.1, W2.1, W2.2a, W2.2b
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Sentences, 793
W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, OL2.1, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 4 Opener: Science Activity,
739PS1.2, 1.1
Cross-Curricular: Sense of Touch, 7491.1
Science Activity: Make a Market, 7732
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Street Signs,
749G1.1, G1.2
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© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 4, Week 1, Apple Farmer Annie, 740–815
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 826? Focus Question Have you ever
helped to make dinner? Build Background, 827R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 827R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 830R2.5
Morning Message, 834? Focus Question What would you
have for a special dinner?R1.3, R1.7, R2.3, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 835Season Words, 841R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 842R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 846? Focus Question What vegetables
do you like to have for dinner?R1.6, R2.7, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 847R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 851R2.6, R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /k/c, 831Handwriting: Write Cc, 832Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 87R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: have, 829R4, R5.2, OL2.2
PhonicsReview /k/c, /n/n, /i/i, 843Blend with /k/c, 844R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 834R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsReview /k/c, /p/p, /a/a, 852Blend Words, 852Read Words, 853R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: have, 850Activity Book: “I Have,” 17–18Practice Book, 89–90R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Our Special Sweet Potato PieStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Make Inferences, 828
R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Our Special Sweet Potato PieStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Make Inferences, 836Retell, 840Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 88R6.1, R6.2, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 840R5.1, R5.2
Read the PoemsBig Book of Explorations: “Crusty Corn Bread,” “Crunch! Munch! Thanks a Bunch!” 47–48Literary Element: Rhythm and Alliteration, 848R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Reading, 849Read for Fluency, 850
R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A List, 833
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Interactive Writing: A Recipe, 845
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft a Recipe, 855
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral GrammarAction Words, 854
OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Our Special Sweet Potato Pie
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
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Phonemic Awareness/Phonicsk/c
High-Frequency Wordhave
Oral VocabularySeason Words
Comprehension Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Inferences
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 856? Focus Question What do you have
to eat when you are hungry?R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 857Season Words, 859R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 860R2.6, R2.7, R3
Morning Message, 864? Focus Question What have we read
this week? Which one is your favorite?R1.3, R2.2, R2.3, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 866 Season Words, 866 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 867R2.5, R3
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort /k/c, /n/n, /i/i, 860Blend with /k/c, 861Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 91R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 856R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsPicture Sort: /k/c, /n/n, /i/i, 868Read Words, 868Activity Book, 22Practice Book, 92R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: have, 866R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 858 Read Aloud: “Grandfather Bear is Hungry”Decodable Reader: We Can, 862R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 862R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Make Inferences, 865Activity Book, 21R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 866R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit a Recipe, 863
W1.1, W2.1, W2.2a, W2.2b
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 869
W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, OL2.1, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 4 Opener: Science Activity,
739PS1.2, 1.1
Cross-Curricular: How Things Move, 8251.3
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Role Play a
Meal, 825C1.1
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© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 4, Week 2, Our Special Sweet Potato Pie, 816–891
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 902? Focus Question Do you like to try
new foods? Build Background, 903R2.2, R4.1, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 903R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 906R2.5
Morning Message, 910? Focus Question What do you like
to have for lunch?R1.3, R1.5, R2.3, R6.4, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 911Fruits and Vegetables, 917R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 918R2.5
Morning Message, 922? Focus Question What fruits and
vegetables do you have to eat?R1.3, R2.1, R2.2, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 923R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 927R2.6, R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview: /k/c, /n/n, /i/i, 907Handwriting: Review Cc, Nn, 908Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 93R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words:to, have, 905 R4, R5.2, OL2.2
PhonicsReview: /n/n, /k/c, /i/i, /s/s, 919Blend with /k/c, /n/n, 920R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 910R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsReview: /k/c, /n/n, 928Blend with /a/a, /i/i, 928Read Words, 929R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: to, have, 926 Activity Book: “I Have To,” 27–28Practice Book, 95–96R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book YokoStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Make Inferences, 904
R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Trade Book YokoStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Make Inferences, 912Retell, 916Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 94R6.1, R6.2, R7.2b, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 916R5.1, R5.2
Read the Nonfiction Article Big Book of Explorations: “Ripe and Ready to Eat,” 49–52Text Feature: Signs, 924R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 926R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing A List, 909
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Interactive Writing: A Menu, 921
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Menus, 931
W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral Grammar Action Words, 930
OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Yoko
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Kindergarten, Unit 4, Week 3, Yoko, 892–967
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/k/c, /n/n
High-Frequency Wordsto, have
Oral VocabularyFruits and Vegetables
Comprehension Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Inferences
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 932? Focus Question What kind of soup
do you like to eat? Do you have a favorite? R2.1, R3.1, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 933Season Words, 935R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 936R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 940? Focus Question What have you learned
about the foods people like to eat?R1.5, R2.3, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 942 R4.1Fruits and Vegetables, 942
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 943R2.4
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort: /k/c, /n/n, /t/t, /i/i, 936Blend with /k/c, /n/n, 937Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 97R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 932R4, R5.2, OL1.3
PhonicsPicture Sort, 944Read Words, 944Activity Book, 32Practice Book, 98–100R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: to, have, 942R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 934Read Aloud: “The Soup Stone”
Decodable Reader: Nat, 938R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 938R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Make Inferences, 941Activity Book, 31R6, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 942R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Menus, 939
W1.1, W2.1, W2.2a, W2.2b
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 945
W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, OL2.1, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 4 Opener: Science Activity,
739PS1.2, 1.1
Cross-Curricular: How to Prepare Foods, 901PS1.1
Science Activity: Modeling Fruits and Vegetables, 9251
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Potluck Dinner
Mural, 901G2.2
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Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 994? Focus Question What animal do
you like best? Build Background, 995R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 995R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 998R2.5
Morning Message, 1002? Focus Question What is
something kittens like to do?R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1003Position Words, 1009R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1010R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1014? Focus Question What is a way to
keep a pet healthy?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1015R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1019R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /o/o, 999Handwriting: Write Oo, 1000Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 101R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: is, 997R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /o/o, 1011Blend with Short /o/o, 1012R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 1009R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /o/o, 1020Blend with /o/o, 1020Read Words, 1021R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: is, 1018Activity Book: “A Cat,” 7–8Practice Book, 103–104R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Mama Cat Has Three KittensStrategy: Story StructureSkill: Make and Confirm Predictions, 996
R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Mama Cat Has Three KittensStrategy: Story StructureSkill: Make and Confirm Predictions, 1004Retell, 1008Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 102R6.2, R6.3, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 1008R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “Let’s Go to the Vet,” 53–56 Text Feature: Use a Diagram, 1016R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 1018R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A List, 1001W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: A List, 1013W1.1, W2.1
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Action Sentences, 1023W1.1, W2.1
Oral Grammar: Sentences, 1022OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Mama Cat Has Three Kittens
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Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/o/o, /i/i
High-Frequency Wordis
Oral VocabularyPosition Words
Comprehension Strategy: Story StructureSkill: Make and Confirm Predictions
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1024? Focus Question What is the best
pet? A ______ is the best pet.R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1025Position Words, 1027R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1028R2.7
Morning Message, 1032? Focus Question Which animal
story is your favorite? R1.3, R2.6
Oral Vocabulary, 1034Position Words, 1034 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1035R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 1028Blend Words, 1029Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 105R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 1024R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /o/o, /i/i, 1036Read Words, 1036Practice Book, 106R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: is, 1034R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Read Aloud: “The Three Little Kittens”
Decodable Reader: Sit on It!, 1030R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1030R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Story StructureSkill: Make and Confirm Predictions, 1033Activity Book, 11R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1034R5
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Action Sentences, 1031W1.1, W2.1
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 1037W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 5 Opener: Science Activity,
9831.1, 2
Cross-Curricular: Animal Sort, 9932.3
Science Activity: Compare and Contrast Animals, 10172
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Make a Pet
Graph, 9932
Paired Selection: “Let’s Go to the Vet,” 1016-1017C1.1
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© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 5, Week 1, Mama Cat Has Three Kittens, 984–1059
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1070? Focus Question What is a way
baby animals can grow and change? Build Background, 1071R1.3, R1.5, R2.5, R2.7, R5.2, R6.4
Oral Vocabulary, 1071R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1074R2.5
Morning Message, 1078? Focus Question How do animals
like to play?R1.3, R1.5, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1079Position Words, 1085R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1086R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1090? Focus Question How do seal pups
play? How do bear cubs play?R1.3, R1.7, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1091R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1095R2.5, R2.6, R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /f/f, 1075Handwriting: Write Ff, 1076Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 107R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: play, 1073R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /f/f, 1087Blend with /f/f, 1088R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 1078R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /f/f, /o/o, /k/c, /m/m, /a/a, 1096Blend with /f/f, 1096Read Words, 1097R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: play, 1094Activity Book: “We Play!,” 17–18Practice Book, 109–110R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Animal Babies ABCStrategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Classify and Categorize, 1072R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Animal Babies ABCStrategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Classify and Categorize, 1080Retell, 1084Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 108R6, R7
Echo-Read, 1084R5.1
Read the PoemsBig Book of Explorations: “Tadpole, Tadpole,” “If...,” 57–58Literary Element: Rhyme/Rhyme Schemes, 1092R2.1, R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Choral Read, 1093Read for Fluency, 1094
R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A List, 1077W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 1089W1.1, W2.1
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft ABC Page, 1099W1.1, W2.1
Oral GrammarSentences, 1098OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Animal Babies ABCO
KL
AH
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 5, Week 2, Animal Babies ABC, 1060–1135
Phonemic Awareness/Phonicsf/f
High-Frequency Wordplay
Oral VocabularyPosition Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Classify and Categorize
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1100? Focus Question Where have you
seen animals play?R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1101Position Words, 1103R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1104R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1108? Focus Question In what way do you
like to play like an animal baby?R1.3, R1.5, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL3.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1110 Position Words, 1110 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness R2.7Phoneme Segmentation, 1111
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 1104Blend with /f/f, 1105Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 111R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 1100R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort, 1112Read Words, 1112Activity Book, 22R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: play, 1110R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1102 Read Aloud: “The Three Bears”Decodable Reader: Can It Fit?, 1106R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1106R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Classify and Categorize, 1109Activity Book, 21R7.1a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1110R5
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit ABC Page, 1107W1.1, W2.1
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Sentences, 1113W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 5 Opener: Science Activity,
9831.1, 2
Cross-Curricular: Butterfly Life Cycle, 10692.2
Main Selection: Animal Babies ABC, 1080-10842.2
Science Activity: We Grow and Change Mural, 10932.2
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Animal Sort,
1069C1.1
OK
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Le
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Ba
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Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 5, Week 2, Animal Babies ABC, 1060–1135
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1146? Focus Question Is there an animal
living near your home? Build Background, 1147R1.3, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1147R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1150R2.5
Morning Message, 1154? Focus Question Is it good to take
an animal home to play with?R1.3, R1.7, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1155Position Words, 1161R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1162R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1166? Focus Question Is a pond a good
home for a duck or a dog?R1.3, R2.5, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1167R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1171R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview /f/f, /o/o, 1151Handwriting: Review Ff, Oo, 1152Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 113 R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words:is, play, 1149 R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /f/f, /o/o, 1163Blend with /o/o, /f/f, 1164R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1154R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview, 1172Blend with -an, 1173R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: is, play, 1170 Activity Book: “Can Tam Play?,” 27–28Practice Book, 115–116R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book Mole and the Baby BirdStrategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Character and Plot, 1148R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Trade Book Mole and the Baby BirdStrategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Character and Plot, 1156Retell, 1160Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 114R6.2, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 1160R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “The Pond Is Our Home,” 59–62Text Feature: Labels and Captions, 1168R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 1170R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing Lists, 1153W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 1165W1.1, W2.1
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Letters, 1175W1.1, W2.1
Oral Grammar Sentences, 1174OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Mole and the Baby Bird
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
OK
LA
HO
MA
Le
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Pla
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ole
an
d th
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ab
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OKLAHOMA
Kindergarten, Unit 5, Week 3, Mole and the Baby Bird, 1136–1211
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/f/f, /o/o
High-Frequency Wordsis, play
Oral VocabularyPosition Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Character and Plot
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1176? Focus Question How is a desert
different from a river?R1.3, R1.5, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1177Position Words, 1179R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1180R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1184? Focus Question Which story about
where animals live and play is your favorite? R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1186Position Words, 1186 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1187R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsCumulative Review, 1180Blend with -at, 1181Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 118R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1176R4, R5.2
PhonicsCumulative Review, 1188Read Words, 1188Activity Book, 32R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: is, play, 1186R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1178Read Aloud: “The Coyote and the Turtle”
Decodable Reader: Tap, Tap, Tap!, 1182R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1182R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Identify Character and Plot, 1185Activity Book, 31R7.1a, R7.2a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1186R5
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Letters, 1183W1.1, W2.1
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 1189W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 5 Opener: Science Activity,
9831.1, 2
Cross-Curricular: A Home for Baby Bird, 11452.1
Science Activity: Are They Animals?, 11691.1
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Animals in Their
Homes, 1145C1.1
OK
LA
HO
MA
Le
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• M
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an
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Ba
by
Bir
d
Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 5, Week 3, Mole and the Baby Bird, 1136–1211
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1236? Focus Question Who is a
neighbor? Build Background, 1237R1.3, R1.7, R2.1, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1237R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1240R2.5
Morning Message, 1244? Focus Question What are some
jobs people do at the firehouse?R1.3, R2.1, R2.2, R5.2, OL1.3, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1245Sequence Words, 1251R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1252R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1256? Focus Question What are some
special places in your neighborhood?R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1257R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1261R2.6, R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /h/h, 1241Handwriting: Write Hh, 1242Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 121R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Word: are, 1239R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /h/h, /p/p, /o/o, 1253Blend with /h/h, 1254R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 1244R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /h/h, /f/f, /c/c, /t/t, 1262Blend with /h/h, /f/f, /c/c, /t/t, 1262Read Words, 1263R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: are, 1260Activity Book: “We Are,” 7–8Practice Book, 123–124R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Russ and the FirehouseStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Main Idea and Details, 1238R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Russ and the FirehouseStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Main Idea and Details, 1246Retell, 1250Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 122R6.2, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 1250R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “Let’s Look at Maps,” 4–9 Text Feature: Maps, 1258R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 1260R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Dialogue, 1243W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Dialogue, 1255W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Dialogue, 1265W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Oral Grammar: Sentences, 1264OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Russ and the Firehouse
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
OK
LA
HO
MA
Le
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Pla
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Fire
ho
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OKLAHOMA
Kindergarten, Unit 6, Week 1, Russ and the Firehouse,1226–1301
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/h/h
High-Frequency Wordare
Oral VocabularySequence Words
Comprehension Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Identify Main Idea and Details
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1266? Focus Question What are ways
you and your family can help find a lost pet? R1.3, R2.7, R5.2, OL1.3
Oral Vocabulary, 1267Sequence Words, 1269R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1270R2.7
Morning Message, 1274? Focus Question What are some
things you learned about living in a neighborhood? R1.3, R2.1, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1276Sequence Words, 1276 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness R2.7Phoneme Segmentation, 1277
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview /h/h, /f/f, /o/o, 1270Blend with /h/h, /f/f, /o/o, 1271Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 125R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Word, 1266R4, R5.2
PhonicsBuild Words, 1278Read Words, 1278Activity Book, 12Practice Book, 126R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Word: are, 1276R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1268 Read Aloud: “The Black Cat”
Decodable Reader: Hat, Cap, Hat, 1272R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.3, R6.4, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1272R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Main Idea and Details, 1275Activity Book, 11R7.1a, R7.2b, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1276R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Dialogue, 1273W1.1, W2.1, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Dialogue, 1279W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
OK
LA
HO
MA
Le
sso
n P
lan
• R
uss
an
d t
he
Fir
eh
ou
se
Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Tools Help
People 12351.1
Social StudiesUnit 6 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 1225G1.1, G1.3
Cross-Curricular: Neighborhood Guidebook, 1235G1.1
Main Selection: Russ and the Firehouse, 1246-1249E2
Paired Selection: “Let’s Look at Maps,” 1258-1259G1.3
Social Studies Activity: Map the Neighborhood, 1259G1.1
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 6, Week 1, Russ and the Firehouse, 1226–1301
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1312? Focus Question What are some
places in your neighborhood? Who can you find there? Build Background, 1313R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1313 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1316R2.5
Morning Message, 1320? Focus Question Where do you go
for in your neighborhood?R1.3, R1.7, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1321Words That Compare, 1327R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1328R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1332? Focus Question Where do people
go for their work?R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1333R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1337R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /d/d, 1317Handwriting: Write Dd, 1318Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 127R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: for, you, 1315 R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /d/d, /m/m, /p/p, /n/n, 1329Blend with /d/d, 1330R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1320 R4, R5.2
PhonicsIntroduce /r/r, 1338Handwriting: Write Rr, 1339R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: for, you, 1336Activity Book: “We Play!,” 17–18Practice Book, 129–130R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Bus StopsStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Identify Main Idea and Details, 1314R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Bus StopsStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Identify Main Idea and Details, 1322Retell, 1326Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 128R6, R7, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 1326R5.1
Read the PoemBig Book of Explorations: “The Park,” 10Literary Element: Word Choice/ Figurative Language, 1334R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 1335Read for Fluency, 1336
R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Directions, 1319W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Directions, 1331W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Directions, 1341W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Oral GrammarSentences, 1340OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Bus StopsO
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OKLAHOMA
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 6, Week 2, Bus Stops, 1302–1377
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/d/d, /r/r
High-Frequency Wordsfor, you
Oral VocabularyWords that Compare
Comprehension Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Identify Main Idea and Details
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1342? Focus Question What are some
ways you can help a neighbor?R1.3, R1.6, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1343Words That Compare, 1345R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1346R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1350? Focus Question What was the best
story for you? R1.3, R1.7, R2.5, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1352 Words That Compare, 1352R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1353R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 1346Blend with /r/r, 1347Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 131R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1342R4, R5.2
PhonicsBuild Words with /d/d, /r/r, 1354Read Words, 1354Activity Book, 22R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: for, you, 1352R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1344Read Aloud: “Ms. Mouse Needs a Friend”Decodable Reader: Rod Can See It, 1348R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1348R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Idenify Main Idea and Details, 1351Activity Book, 21R7.1a, R7.2b, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1352R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Directions, 1349W1.1, W2.1, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Directions, 1355W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
OK
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Sto
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Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Recycled
Products, 13113.4
Social StudiesUnit 6 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 1225G1.1, G1.3
Cross-Curricular: Build a Model Neighborhood, 1311G1.2
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 6, Week 2, Bus Stops, 1302–1377
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1388? Focus Question Who do you see
in your neighborhood? Build Background, 1389R1.3, R2.2, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1389R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Categorization, 1392R2.5
Morning Message, 1396? Focus Question What are some
things neighborhood workers do for you? R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1397Sequence Words, 1403R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1404R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1408? Focus Question What would be
the best job for you someday?R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1409R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1413R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview /d/d, /h/h, /r/r, 1393Handwriting: Review Dd, Hh, Rr, 1394Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 133R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words:are, for, you, 1391R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /d/d, /h/h, /r/r, 1405Blend with -ad, 1406R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1396R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /h/h, /d/d, /r/r, 1414Blend with -an, -at, 1415R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: are, for, you, 1412 Activity Book: “Are You?,” 27–28Practice Book, 135–136R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book Alicia’s Happy DayStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Retell, 1390R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Trade Book Alicia’s Happy DayStrategy: SummarizeSkill: Retell, 1402Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 134R1.1, R1.2, R1.1, R6.2, R7.2b, OL2.1, OL3.1
Echo-Read, 1402R5.2
Read the Nonfiction Article Big Book of Explorations: “Is This the Job for You?,” 11–14Text Feature: Captions, 1410R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1, OL3.1
Read for Fluency, 1412R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing Lists, 1395W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 1407W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Sentences, 1416W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Oral Grammar Sentences, 1416OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Alicia’s Happy DayO
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 6, Week 3, Alicia’s Happy Day, 1378–1453
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/d/d, /h/h, /r/r
High-Frequency Wordsare, for, you
Oral VocabularySequence Words
Comprehension Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Retell
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1418? Focus Question What do you
think a Road Builder or a River Drinker does? R1.3, R2.5, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1421Words That Compare, 1421R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1422R2.6, R2.7
Morning Message, 1426? Focus Question What are some jobs
we read about? Which ones did you find most interesting? R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1428Sequence Words, 1428 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness R2.6, 2.7Phoneme Segmentation, 1429
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview /h/h, /d/d, /r/r, 1422Blend with -ap, -am, 1423Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 137R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1418R4, R5.2
PhonicsBlend with -at, -ad, 1430Activity Book, 32Practice Book, 138R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: are, for, you, 1428R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1420Read Aloud: “Why the Moon Is in the Sky”
Decodable Reader: Dad Can Pin It On, 1424R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1, OL3.1
Reread for Fluency, 1424R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: SummarizeSkill: Retell, 1427Activity Book, 31R6.2, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1428R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Sentences, 1425W1.1, W2.1, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 1431W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Seasons in the
Neighborhood, 13873.2, 3.3
Social StudiesUnit 6 Opener: Social Studies
Activity, 1225G1.1, G1.3
Cross-Curricular: Neighborhood Worker Puzzles, 1387E2
Paired Selection: “Is This the Job for You?, 1410-1411E2
Social Studies Activity: Job Clues, 1411E2
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 6, Week 3, Alicia’s Happy Day, 1378–1453
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1480? Focus Question What is the
weather like today?Build Background, 1481R1.3, R2.1, R2.2, R5.2, R6.4
Oral Vocabulary, 1481R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1484R2.5
Morning Message, 1488? Focus Question What do you see
outside this school when it rains?R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1489Sound Words, 1495R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1496R2.6
Morning Message, 1500? Focus Question What do you like
about rainy weather?R1.3, R1.4, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL3.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1501R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1505R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /e/e, 1485Handwriting: Write Ee, 1486Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 141R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: this, do, 1483R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /e/e, /d/d, /r/r, 1497Blend with /e/e, 1498R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1488R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /e/e, 1506Blend with /e/e, 1506Read Words, 1507R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: this, do, 1504Activity Book: “I Can Do This,” 7–8Practice Book, 143–144R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book A Rainy DayStrategy: VisualizeSkill: Identify Main Idea and Details, 1482R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book A Rainy DayStrategy: VisualizeSkill: Identify Main Idea and Details, 1490Retell, 1494Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 142R6.2, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL2.1, OL2.2
Echo-Read, 1494R5.1
Read the Poems Big Book of Explorations: “The Wind,” “Slip on Your Raincoat,” “Four Seasons,” “Rain on the Rooftops,” 15–16 Text Feature: Onomatopoeia, 1502R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Choral Read, 1503Read for Fluency, 1504
R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Lists, 1487W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Lists, 1499W1.1, W1.3, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft a Weather Report, 1509W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral Grammar: Describing Words, 1508OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
A Rainy Day
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
OK
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Kindergarten, Unit 7, Week 1, A Rainy Day, 1470–1545
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/e/e
High-Frequency Wordsthis, do
Oral VocabularySound Words
Comprehension Strategy: VisualizeSkill: Identify Main Idea and Details
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1510? Focus Question Do you know
what the weather will be tomorrow?R1.3, R1.5, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1511Sound Words, 1513R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1514R2.6
Morning Message, 1518? Focus Question This week we read
about kinds of weather. Which do you like best? R1.3, R1.6, R2.1, OL3.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1520Sound Words, 1520 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1521R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsWord Sort, 1514Blend with /e/e, 1515Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 145R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1510R4, R5.2
PhonicsWord Sort, 1522Read Words, 1522Activity Book, 12R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: this, do, 1520R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1512Read Aloud: “The Frog and the Locust”
Decodable Reader: Ed Can, Ted Can, 1516R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1516R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: VisualizeSkill: Identify Main Idea and Details, 1519Activity Book, 11R7.1a, R7.2, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1520R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit a Weather Report, 1517W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 1523W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, W2.2
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 7 Opener: Science Activity,
14693.3
Cross-Curricular: Waterproofing, 1479PS1.2, PS1.3
Science Activity: Make Sailboats, 15031.3
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Weather Wear
Sort, 1479G2
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© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 7, Week 1, A Rainy Day, 1470–1545
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1556? Focus Question What are the four
seasons? Build Background, 1557R1.3, R2.2, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1557R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1560R2.5
Morning Message, 1564? Focus Question What do you
know about working in a yard in spring, summer, winter, and fall?R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1565 R4.1Words That Compare, 1571
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1572R2.6
Morning Message, 1576? Focus Question What season of
the year is it right now?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1577R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1581R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /b/b, 1561Handwriting: Write Bb, 1562Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 147R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: and, what, 1559R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /b/b, 1573Blend with /b/b, 1574R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1564R4, R5.2
PhonicsIntroduce /l/l, 1582Handwriting: Write Ll, 1583R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: and, what, 1580Activity Book: “What Do I Have?,” 17–18Practice Book, 149–150R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book In the YardStrategy: VizualizeSkill: Identify Setting, 1558R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book In the YardStrategy: VisualizeSkill: Identify Setting, 1566Retell, 1570Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 148R5.2, R6.2, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 1570R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo EssayBig Book of Explorations: “A Year With Bears,” 17–22Text Element: Photographs, 1578R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 1580R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Lists, 1563W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Question and Answer Sentences, 1575W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Sentence, 1585W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral GrammarDescribing Words, 1584OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
In the Yard
Oral Vocabulary,
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
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Kindergarten, Unit 7, Week 2, In the Yard, 1546–1621
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/b/b, /l/l
High-Frequency Wordsand, what
Oral VocabularyWords that Compare
Comprehension Strategy: VisualizeSkill: Identify Setting
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1586? Focus Question What is the name
of the season of the year that can be cold and snowy? R1.3, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1587Words That Compare, 1589R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1590R2.6
Morning Message, 1594? Focus Question What time of year
or season do you like best and why?R1.3, R1.6, R2.4, R5.2, OL2.1, OL3.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1596 R4.1Words That Compare, 1596
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1597R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 1590Blend with /l/l, 1591Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 151R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1586R4, R5.2
PhonicsWord Sort, 1598Read Words, 1598Activity Book, 22Practice Book, 152R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: and, what, 1596R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1588Read Aloud: “How Turtle Flew South for the Winter”Decodable Reader: Hot Ben, Hot Lin, 1592R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1592R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: VisualizeSkill: Identify Setting, 1595Activity Book, 21R7.1a, R7.2, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1596R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Sentences, 1593W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Sentences, 1599W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, W2.2
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 7 Opener: Science Activity,
14693.3
Cross-Curricular: Texture Matching, 15551.1
Science Activity: Make a Winter Exhibit, 15793.3
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Seasonal Jobs,
1555E2
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Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 7, Week 2, In the Yard, 1546–1621
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1632? Focus Question What do you like
to do at this time of the year?Build Background, 1633R1.3, R2.1, R2.1, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1633R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1636R2.5
Morning Message, 1640? Focus Question What do bears
and some other animals do when it is cold? R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1641Review Sound Words, 1647
R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1648R2.6
Morning Message, 1652? Focus Question What do you like
best about cold weather?R1.3, R1.7, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1653R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1657R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview /l/l, /b/b, /e/e, 1637Handwriting: Review Ll, Bb, and Ee, 1638Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 153R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words:this, do, and, what, 1635R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /b/b, /l/l, /e/e, 1649Blend with -in, 1650R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1640R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /b/b, /l/l, /e/e, 1658Blend with -ip, 1658R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: this, do, and, what, 1656 Activity Book: “This Is What I Can Do!,” 27–28Practice Book, 155–156R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book Bear Snores OnStrategy: VisualizeSkill: Distinguish Fantasy/Reality, 1634R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1, VL1.1
Reread the Trade Book Bear Snores OnStrategy: VisualizeSkill: Distinguish Fantasy/Reality, 1642Retell, 1646Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 154R6.1, R6.2, R7.2a, R7.2b, VL1.1
Echo-Read, 1646R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “Let It Snow,” 23–26Text Feature: Photographs, 1654R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 1656R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing A Chart, 1639W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 1651W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Sentences, 1661W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Oral Grammar Describing Words, 1660OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Bear Snores On
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
OK
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OKLAHOMA
Kindergarten, Unit 7, Week 3, Bear Snores On, 1622–1697
Phonemic Awareness/PhonicsReview /b/b, /l/l, /e/e; -it, -ip, -id
High-Frequency Wordsthis, do, and, what
Oral VocabularySound Words
Comprehension Strategy: VisualizeSkill: Distinguish Fantasy/Reality
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1662? Focus Question Today it is
and . What do you wear in this kind of weather? R1.3, R2.5, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1663Position Words, 1665R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1666R2.6
Morning Message, 1670? Focus Question What do you think is
the best thing we read this week?R1.3, R1.4, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL3.1
Oral Vocabulary, 1672Sound Words, 1672 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1673R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 1666Blend with -id, 1667Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 157–158R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1662R4, R5.2
PhonicsBlend with -it, -ip, and -id, 1674Activity Book, 32R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: this, do, and, what, 1672R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1664Read Aloud: “The Mitten”
Decodable Reader: Pat and Tip, 1668R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1668R5.1
Reading Across Texts Strategy: VisualizeSkill: Distinguish Fantasy/Reality, 1671Activity Book, 31R7.1a, R7.2, OL2.1, VL1.1
Word Automaticity, 1672R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Sentences, 1669W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 1675W1.1, W1.3, W2.1, W2.2
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 7 Opener: Science Activity,
14693.3
Cross-Curricular: How Do Some Animals Keep Warm?, 1631PS1.2, 1.1
Science Activity: Nature Walk and Display, 16553.3
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Take a Season
Survey, 1631G2
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Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 7, Week 3, Bear Snores On, 1622–1697
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1722? Focus Question Trees grow in many
places. What do you know about trees? Build Background, 1723R1.3, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1723R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1726R2.5
Morning Message, 1730? Focus Question Can you name
something that starts out very little and then grows tall? R1.3, R1.5, R2, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1731Position Words, 1737R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1738 R2.6
Morning Message, 1742? Focus Question What would you
say if a tree said, “What do you like best about me?”R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1743R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1747R2.4, R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /k/k, 1727Handwriting: Write Kk, 1728Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 161R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: little, said, 1725 R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /l/l, /k/k, /b/b, 1739Blend with /k/k, 1740R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1730R4, R5.2
PhonicsIntroduce /k/ck, 1748Blend with /k/ck, 1748Read Words, 1749R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: little, said, 1746Activity Book: “A Little Acorn,” 7–8Practice Book, 163–164R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Oak TreesStrategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Identify Sequence of Events, 1724R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Oak TreesStrategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Identify Sequence of Events, 1732Retell, 1736Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 162R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 1736R5.1
Read the Poems Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “Acorn,” “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary,” 27–28 Literary Feature: Rhythmic Pattern and Rhyme/Rhyme Schemes, 1744R2.1, R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 1745;Read for Fluency, 1746
R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: Steps in a Process, 1729W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Steps in a Process, 1741W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Steps in a Process, 1751W1.1, W2.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Oral Grammar: Describing Words, 1750OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Oak TreesO
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 8, Week 1, Oak Trees, 1712–1787
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/k/k, /k/ck
High-Frequency Wordslittle, said
Oral VocabularyPosition Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Identify Sequence of Events
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1752? Focus Question How do little pine
trees and big pine trees look alike?R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1753Position Words, 1755R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1756R2.6
Morning Message, 1760? Focus Question What have we
said about trees this week?R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1762Position Words, 1762 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1763R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsWord Sort, 1756Blend Words, 1757Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 165R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1752R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /k/k, /b/b, /l/l, /e/e, 1764Read Words, 1764Activity Book, 12Practice Book, 166R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: little, said, 1762R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1754Read Aloud: “The Sticky Sticky Pine”
Decodable Reader: Sad, Sad Kit Hen, 1758R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1758R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Identify Sequence of Events, 1761Activity Book, 11R6.3, R7.1a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1762R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Steps in a Process, 1759W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 1765W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,Oral Vocabulary,
OK
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Instructional NavigatorInteractive OklahomaLesson PlannerAvailable on CD-ROM.
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 8 Opener: Science Activity,
1711PS1.3, 2.1
Cross-Curricular: Looking at Leaves, 17211.2
Main Selection: Oak Trees, 1732-17362.1, 2.2
Science Activity: A Tree’s Life Cycle, 17452.1, 2.2
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Save the Trees
Posters, 1721C1
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 8, Week 1, Oak Trees, 1712–1787
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1798? Focus Question What grows
from seeds? Build Background, 1799R1.3, R1.6, R2.5, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1799R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1802R2.5
Morning Message, 1806? Focus Question What are some
different ways seeds get from here to there? R1.3, R1.6, R2.5, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1807Position Words, 1813R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1814R2.6
Morning Message, 1818? Focus Question Think of a day
when it was very windy. What happened?R1.3, R1.6, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1819R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1823R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce: /u/u, 1803Handwriting: Write Uu, 1804Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 167R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: here, here, 1801 R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /u/u, /k/k, /l/l, 1815Blend with /u/u, /k/k, /l/l, 1816R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1806 R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /u/u, /k/k, /l/l, 1824Blend with /u/u, 1824Read Words, 1825R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: here, was, 1822Activity Book: “Was Kip Here?” 17–18Practice Book, 169–170R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Seed SecretsStrategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Retell, 1800R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Seed SecretsStrategy: Recognize Text Structure, 1808Skill: Retell, 1812Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 168R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7
Echo-Read, 1812R5.1
Read the FableBig Book of Explorations: “The Wind and the Sun,” 29–34Text Feature: Illustrations, 1820R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 1822R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A List, 1805W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 1817W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Similes, 1827W1.1, W2.1, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral GrammarDescribing Words, 1826OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Seed Secrets
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Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/u/u
High-Frequency Wordshere, was
Oral VocabularyPosition Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Retell
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1828? Focus Question How would you make
a vegetable garden here at school?R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1829Position Words, 1831R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Deletion, 1832R2.5, R2.6
Morning Message, 1836? Focus Question We read stories
about plants and seeds this week. Which story was your favorite?R1.3, R2.5, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1838 Position Words, 1838 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness Phoneme Deletion, 1839 R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsWord Sort, 1832Blend with /u/u, 1833Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 171R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1828R4, R5.2
PhonicsWord Sort, 1840Read Words, 1840Activity Book, 22Practice Book, 172R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: here, was, 1838R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1830 Read Aloud: “The Talking Vegetables”Decodable Reader: A Bud is Up, 1834R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1834R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Recognize Text StructureSkill: Retell, 1837Activity Book, 21R6.2, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1838R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Similes, 1835W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 1841W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 8 Opener: Science Activity,
1711PS1.3, 2.1
Cross-Curricular: Matching Seeds, 17972.2
Main Selection: Seed Secrets, 1808-18122.2
Science Activity: Make a Plant Book, 18212
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Workers and
Plants, 1797E2
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 8, Week 2, Seed Secrets, 1788–1863
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1874? Focus Question If you had a little
garden here, what would you grow?Build Background, 1875R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1875R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1878R2.5
Morning Message, 1882? Focus Question If you had a little
sunflower house here, what would you do in it? R1.3, R1.6, R2, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1883Position Words, 1889R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1890R2.7
Morning Message, 1894? Focus Question A tomato plant
was once a little seed. Was an apple tree a seed?R1.3, R1.6, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1895R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Deletion, 1899R2.6
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview: /k/k, /u/u, 1879Handwriting: Review Uu, Kk, 1880Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 173R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: little, said, here, was, 1877R4, R5.2
PhonicsCumulative Review: /u/u, /k/k, /b/b, 1891Blend with -ot, 1892R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1882R4, R5.2
PhonicsCumulative Review /u/u, /k/k, /l/l, 1900Blend with -op, 1901R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: little, said, here, was, 1898 Activity Book: “Can Tam Play?,” 27–28Practice Book, 175–176R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book Sunflower HouseStrategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Draw Conclusions, 1876R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Trade Book Sunflower HouseStrategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Draw Conclusions, 1884Retell, 1888Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 174R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.2a, R7.2b
Echo-Read, 1888R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Photo Essay Big Book of Explorations: “How Does a Garden Grow?,” 35–38Text Feature: Signs, 1896R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 1898R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing A List, 1881W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: A Poem, 1893W1.1, W2.1c, W2.2
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Poems, 1903W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2
Oral Grammar Describing Words, 1902OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
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Kindergarten, Unit 8, Week 3, Sunflower House, 1864–1939
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/k/k, /k/ck
High-Frequency Wordslittle, said, here, was
Oral VocabularyPosition Words
Comprehension Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Draw Conclusions
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1904? Focus Question What tools do you
use in a little garden?R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1905Position Words, 1907R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1908R2.5, R2.6
Morning Message, 1912? Focus Question Which story about
gardens was the best?R1.3, R1.6, R2.6, R5.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1914Position Words, 1914 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 1915R2.7
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview, 1908Blend with -ick and -uck, 1909Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 177R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1904R4, R5.2
PhonicsBlend with -op, -ick, 1916Activity Book, 32R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: little, said, here, was, 1914R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1906Read Aloud: “The Rabbit and the Elephant”
Decodable Reader: Pick It, Kick It!, 1910R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 1910R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Recognize Story StructureSkill: Draw Conclusions, 1913Activity Book, 31R7.1a, R7.2a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 1914R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Poems, 1911W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Poems, 1917W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 8 Opener: Science Activity,
1711PS1.3, 2.1
Cross-Curricular: Examining Parts of a Plant, 18732
Paired Selection: “How Does a Garden Grow?,” 1896-18972.1
Science Activity: Planting Seeds, 18972.1
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Mapping a
Garden, 1873G1.3
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 8, Week 3, Sunflower House, 1864–1939
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1966? Focus Question What do you
know about insects? How many legs does an insect have?Build Background, 1967 R1.3, R2.2, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1967 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1970R2.5
Morning Message, 1974? Focus Question Can you ask a
friend what he or she knows about beetles? R1.3, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1975Opposites, 1981R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 1982R2.6
Morning Message, 1986? Focus Question If a friend sees an
ant, does she or he see a bird or an insect?R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1987R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 1991R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /g/g, 1971Handwriting: Write Gg, 1972Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 181R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: she, he, 1969 R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /g/g, /k/k, /u/u, 1983Blend with /g/g, 1984R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1974 R4, R5.2
PhonicsIntroduce /w/w, 1992Handwriting: Write Ww, 1993R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: she, he, 1990Activity Book: “He Said, She Said,” 7–8Practice Book, 183–184R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book BeetlesStrategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Classify and Categorize, 1968R1.3, R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book BeetlesStrategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Classify and Categorize, 1976Retell, 1980Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 182R1.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.4, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.2
Echo-Read, 1980R5.2
Read the FableBig Book of Explorations: “The Ant and the Grasshopper,” 39–44 Text Feature: Illustrations, 1988R1.3, R4.1, R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 1990R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: List of Questions, 1973W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 1985W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Questions and Answers, 1995W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral Grammar: Pronouns, 1994OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Beetles
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
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Kindergarten, Unit 9, Week 1, Beetles, 1956–2031
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/g/g, /w/w
High-Frequency Wordsshe, he
Oral VocabularyOpposites
Comprehension Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Classify and Categorize
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 1996? Focus Question If a queen bee is
in her home, where is she?R1.3, R1.5, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 1997Opposites, 1999R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 2000R2.6
Morning Message, 2004? Focus Question What would you tell
a friend if he or she asked you which insect story you found most interesting?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2006Opposites, 2006 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness R2.5Phoneme Segmentation, 2007
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsPicture Sort, 2000Blend with /w/w, 2001Activity Book, 9–10Practice Book, 185R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 1996R4, R5.2
PhonicsPicture Sort: /w/w, /g/g, /u/u, /k/k, 2008Read Words, 2008Practice Book, 186R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: she, he, 2006R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 1998Read Aloud: “The Elephants and the Bees”
Decodable Reader: Bug in a Web, 2002R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 2002R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Classify and Categorize, 2005Activity Book, 11R6.4, R7.1a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 2006R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Questions and Answers, 2003W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 2009W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Create Clay
Insects, 19652
Main Selection: Beetles, 1976-19792
Science Activity: Classify and Categorize Animals, 19891.2, 2
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Insect Careers,
1965E2
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© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 9, Week 1, Beetles, 1956–2031
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2042? Focus Question What kinds of
animals live in the ocean? Build Background, 2043R1.3, R2.2, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2043R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 2046R2.4
Morning Message, 2050? Focus Question What ocean animal
has fins? What animal has claws?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2051Opposites, 2057R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 2058R2.6
Morning Message, 2062? Focus Question Where can you
look to find animals with fins?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2063R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 2067R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /ks/x, 2047Handwriting: Write Xx, 2049Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 187R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: has, look, 2045R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /b/b, /t/t, /d/d, /ks/x, /p/p, 2059Blend with /ks/x, 2060R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2050R4, R5.2
PhonicsIntroduce /v/v, 2068Handwriting: Write Vv, 2069Activity Book, 19R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: has, look, 2066 R4, R5.2Activity Book: “Look!,” 17–18Practice Book, 189–190
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Fish FacesStrategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Compare and Contrast, 2044R1.2, R1.3, R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Fish FacesStrategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Compare and Contrast, 2052Retell, 2056Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 188R1.3, R6.1, R6.2, R7, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 2056R5.2
Read the PoemsBig Book of Explorations: “Sea Animals,” and “I Don’t Suppose,” 45–46Literary Element: Identify Rhyme/Rhyme Schemes, 2064R2.1, R6.1, R6.3, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 2065Read for Fluency, 2066
R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A List, 2049W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 2061W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Descriptive Sentences, 2071W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral Grammar:Pronouns, 2070OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Fish Faces
Oral Vocabulary, OK
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 9, Week 2, Fish Faces, 2032–2107
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/ks/x, /v/v
High-Frequency Wordshas, look
Oral VocabularyOpposites
Comprehension Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Compare and Contrast
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2072? Focus Question What would a
magic fish look like?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2073Opposites, 2075R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Addition, 2076R2
Morning Message, 2080? Focus Question Which story or
poem about ocean creatures would you like to look at and read again?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL1.3, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2082 Opposites, 2082 R4.1
Phonemic Awareness R2Phoneme Addition, 2083
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsWord Sort, 2076Blend with /v/v, 2077Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 191R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2072R4, R5.2
PhonicsWord Sort, 2084Read Words, 2084Activity Book, 22R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: has, look, 2082R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 2074 Read Aloud: “The Fisherman and His Wife”Decodable Reader: A Vet Can Fix It!, 2078R1.3, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 2078R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Compare and Contrast, 2081Activity Book, 21R7.1a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 2082R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Descriptive Sentences, 2079W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 2085W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Research Ocean
Creatures, 20412
Main Selection: Fish Faces, 2052-20562
Science Activity: Camouflage Collage, 20652
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Create Invented
World Maps, 2041G1.3
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 9, Week 2, Fish Faces, 2032–2107
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2118? Focus Question If a friend has a
pet, can she have a dinosaur?Build Background, 2119R1.3, R2, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2119R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Addition, 2122R2
Morning Message, 2126? Focus Question If a dinosaur was
here, what would it look like?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2127Opposites, 2133R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Addition, 2134R2
Morning Message, 2138? Focus Question If a scientist looks
for living animals, does he or she look in a museum or a forest?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2139R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 2143R2.6
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview: /ks/x, /g/g, /v/v, /w/w, 2123Handwriting Review: Xx, Vv, Gg, Ww, 2124Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 193R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: she, he, has, look, 2121R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /e/e, /o/o, /i/i, 2135Blend with -et and -ot, 2136R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2126R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview: /o/o, /i/i, /ks/x, 2144Blend with -ox and -ix, 2144R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: she, he, has, look, 2142 Activity Book: “Rex,” 27–28Practice Book, 195–196R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book If the Dinosaurs Came BackStrategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Distinguish Between Fantasy and Reality, 2120R1.2, R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1, VL1.1
Reread the Trade Book If the Dinosaurs Came BackStrategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Distinguish Between Fantasy and Reality, 2128Retell, 2132Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 194R1.3, R6.1, R6.2, R6.4, R7.1a, R7.2b, OL1.2, VL1.1
Echo-Read, 2132R5.1
Read the Nonfiction Article Big Book of Explorations: “Welcome to the Rain Forest,” 47–50Text Feature: Diagrams, 2140R1.3, R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 2142R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing A List, 2125W1.1, W2.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 2137W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft a Story, 2147W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1c, W2.2a, W2.2b
Oral Grammar Pronouns, 2146OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 9, Week 3, If the Dinosaurs Came Back, 2108–2183
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/ks/x, v/v, /g/g, /w/w
High-Frequency Wordsshe, he, has, look
Oral VocabularyOpposites
Comprehension Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Distinguish Between Fantasy and Reality
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2148? Focus Question Will our librarian
say she has dinosaur books?R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2149Opposites, 2151R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 2152R2.7
Morning Message, 2156? Focus Question Which animal
pictures were the most fun to look at?R1.3, R2.3, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2158Opposites, 2158 R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 2159 R2.6
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsReview: /e/e, /d/d, /n/n, 2152Blend with -ed and -en, 2153Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 197R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2148R4, R5.2
PhonicsBlend with -et and -en, 2160Activity Book, 32R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: she, he, has, look, 2158R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 2150Read Aloud: “Tyler’s Trip to the Library”
Decodable Reader: Pat and the Vet, 2154R1.2, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 2154R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Ask QuestionsSkill: Distinguish Between Fantasy and Reality, 2157Activity Book, 31R6, R7.1a, OL2.1, VL1.1
Word Automaticity, 2158R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit a Story, 2155W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 2161W1.1, W1.3, W2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,Oral Vocabulary,
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceCross-Curricular: Compare Sizes
of “Dinosaur Eggs,” 21172
Science Activity: Sounds of the Rain Forest, 21413
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Make Clay
Fossils, 2117C1.1
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 9, Week 3, If the Dinosaurs Came Back, 2108–2183
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2208? Focus Question What new thing
are you learning to do?Build Background, 2209R1.3, R2.2, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2209R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 2212R2.5
Morning Message, 2216? Focus Question What can you do
with your hands?R1.3, R2.2, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2217Color, Fruit and Vegetable Words, 2223R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 2224R2.6
Morning Message, 2228? Focus Question Can you guess
some of my favorite things to do?R1.3, R2.3, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2229R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 2233R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /j/j, 2213Handwriting: Write Jj, 2213Activity Book, 4Practice Book, 201R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a, OL2.2
High-Frequency Words: with, my, 2211R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /j/j, /v/v, /w/w, 2225Blend with /j/j, 2225R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2216R4, R5.2
PhonicsIntroduce /kw/qu, 2234Handwriting: Write Qq, 2235Activity Book, 9; Practice Book, 205R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: with, my, 2232Activity Book: “I Can Play,” 7–8Practice Book, 203–204R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book What Do You Know!Strategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Use Illustrations, 2210R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book What Do You Know!Strategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Use Illustrations, 2218Retell, 2222Activity Book, 5–6Practice Book, 202R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R6.4, R7.2b, R7.2c, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 2222R1.3, R5.1
Read the Rhyming Poems Big Book of Explorations: “Reading” and “Keep a Poem In your Pocket,” 2230Literary Element: Imagery, 2230R1.3, R4.1, R6.1, R7.1a, R7.2, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 2231Read for Fluency, 2232
R5.1
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A List, 2215W1.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 2227W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Questions and Answers, 2237W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1b, W2.2a
Oral Grammar: Pronouns, 2236OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary,
What Do You Know!
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
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Kindergarten, Unit 10, Week 1, What Do You Know!, 2198–2273
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/j/j, /kw/qu
High-Frequency Wordswith, my
Oral VocabularyColor, Fruit and Vegetable Words
Comprehension Strategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Use Illustrations
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2238? Focus Question What would you do
if you were the size of my thumb?
R1.3, R2.3, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2Oral Vocabulary, 2239
Color, Fruit and Vegetable Words, 2241R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Substitution, 2242R2, OL1.3
Morning Message, 2246? Focus Question How could you help
me with my job? R2.5, OL1.3, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2248Color, Fruit and Vegetable Words, 2248R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Substitution, 2249R2
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsWord Sort, 2242Blend with /i/i, 2243Activity Book, 10Practice Book, 206R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2238R4, R5.2
PhonicsBuild with /i/i, 2250Read Words, 2250Activity Book, 12R3
High-Frequency Words: with, my, 2248R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 2240Read Aloud: “The Knee-High Man”
Decodable Reader: Jeb Is Quick, 2244R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 2244R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Use Illustrations, 2247Activity Book, 11R6.4, R7, OL2.1, VL1
Word Automaticity, 2248R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Questions and Answers, 2245W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present Questions and Answers, 2251W1.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Oral Vocabulary, Oral Vocabulary,
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 10 Opener: Science Activity,
2197 PS1.2, PS1.3, 1.1
Cross-Curricular: What We Know About Sorting, 2207PS1.1, PS1.2, 1.1
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Find Out How
Each Person is Special, 2207C1.4, G2.2
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© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 10, Week 1, What Do You Know!, 2198–2273
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2284? Focus Question Do you like to
color with crayons or markers? Build Background, 2285R1.3, R2.2, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2285R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 2288R2.5
Morning Message, 2292? Focus Question Could a warthog
help me paint a wall?R1.3, R1.5, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2293Sound Words and Opposites, 2299R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 2300R2.6
Morning Message, 2304? Focus Question Can you tell me
what you like to draw?R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2305R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 2309R2.5
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsIntroduce /y/y, 2289Handwriting: Write Yy, 2290Activity Book, 14Practice Book, 207R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: me, where, 2287R4, R5.2
PhonicsReview /y/y, /kw/qu, /j/j, 2301Blend with /y/y, 2302R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2292R4, R5.2
PhonicsIntroduce /z/z, 2310Handwriting: Write Zz, 2311R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: me, where, 2308Activity Book: “Where Is My Pup?,” 17–18Practice Book, 209–210R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Big Book Warthogs Paint: A Messy Color BookStrategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Identify Cause and Effect, 2286R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, R7.2c, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Big Book Warthog’s Paint: A Messy Color BookStrategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Identify Cause and EffectRetell, 2298Activity Book, 15–16Practice Book, 208R1.1, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R7.2b, R7.2c, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 2298R1.3, R5.1, R5.2
Read the Nonfiction ArticleBig Book of Explorations: “Children in Paintings,” 53–58Text Feature: Use Captions, 2306R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Read for Fluency, 2308R5.1, R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing: A Chart, 2291W1.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 2303W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Sentences, 2313W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1b, W2.2a
Oral Grammar:Pronouns, 2312OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Warthogs Paint: A Messy Color BookO
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Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
Kindergarten, Unit 10, Week 2, Warthogs Paint: A Messy Color Book, 2274–2349
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/y/y, /z/z
High-Frequency Wordsme, where
Oral VocabularySound Words and Opposites
Comprehension Strategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Identify Cause and Effect
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2314? Focus Question Where do you get
ideas for pictures you draw or paint?
R1.3, R2.5, R5.2, OL2.1Oral Vocabulary, 2315
Sound Words and Opposites, 2317R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 2318R2.6
Morning Message, 2322? Focus Question Where are some
places you can look at art?
R1.3, R2, R5.2, OL1.3, OL2.1Oral Vocabulary, 2324
Sound Words and Opposites, 2324R4.1
Phonemic Awareness R2.5Phoneme Substitution, 2325
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsWord Sort, 2318Blend with /z/z, /y/y, 2319Activity Book, 19–20Practice Book, 211R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2314R4, R5.2
PhonicsWord Sort, 2326Read Words, 2326Activity Book, 22Practice Book, 212R3
High-Frequency Words: me, where, 2324R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 2316 Read Aloud: “Ma Lien and the Magic Brush”Decodable Reader: Zip? Zig Zag? Yes!, 2320R1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 2320R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Identify Cause and Effect, 2323Activity Book, 21R6, R7.1a, R7.2c, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 2324R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Sentences, 2321W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 2327W1.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
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Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 10 Opener: Science Activity,
2197 PS1.2, PS1.3, 1.1
Cross-Curricular: Separate Colors, 2283PS1.3, 1.1
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Be an Artist,
2283E2
© Macmillan/McGraw-HillKindergarten, Unit 10, Week 2, Warthogs Paint: A Messy Color Book, 2274–2349
Teach Core SkillsFocus on tested skill lessons,
other lessons, and small group options as your time allows.
Lesson Plan
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2360? Focus Question Who can count
with me backwards from ten to one? Build Background, 2361R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, R6.4, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2361R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Isolation, 2364R2.5
Morning Message, 2368? Focus Question If you walk to a pond
with me, what would you see there?R1.3, R2.1, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2369Position Words, 2375R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Segmentation, 2376R2.7
Morning Message, 2380? Focus Question Who can tell me
what to do and where to go to be healthy?R1.3, R2.6, R5.2, OL2.1, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2381R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Blending, 2385R2.6
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsCumulative Review, 2365Handwriting: Review Jj, Qq, Yy, Zz, 2365Activity Book, 24Practice Book, 213R3.1, R3.2, W2.2a
High-Frequency Words: with, my, me, where, 2363R4, R5.2
PhonicsCumulative Review, 2377Blend with -ug, 2378R2.6, R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2368R4, R5.2
PhonicsCumulative Review, 2386Blend with -ut, 2386R2.6, R3.1, R3.2
High-Frequency Words: with, my, me, where, 2384 Activity Book: “My Pet,” 27–28Practice Book, 215–216R4, R5.2
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Share the Trade Book Turtle Splash!Strategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Identify Setting, 2362R6.1, R6.4, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread the Trade Book Turtle Splash!Strategy: Monitor Comprehension/ RereadSkill: Identify Setting, 2370Retell, 2374Activity Book, 25–26Practice Book, 214R1, R6.1, R6.2, R6.3, R7.2b, OL1.2, OL2.1
Echo-Read, 2374R5.1, R5.2
Read the Nonfiction Magazine Article Big Book of Explorations: “Be Happy and Healthy,” 59–62Text Feature: Diagrams, 2382R1.3, R6.1, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1, VL1
Read for Fluency, 2384R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Shared Writing A List, 2367W1.1
Interactive Writing: Sentences, 2379W1.1, W2.1a, W2.1b, W2.2a
Independent Writing: Prewrite and Draft Counting Books, 2389W1.1, W2.1b, W2.1b, W2.2a
Oral Grammar:Pronouns, 2388OL2.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Turtle Splash!
Correlated to the Oklahoma English Language Arts PASS
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Kindergarten, Unit 10, Week 3, Turtle Splash!, 2350–2425
Phonemic Awareness/Phonics/j/j, /kw/qu, /y/y, /z/z
High-Frequency Wordswith, my, me, where
Oral VocabularyNumber Words
Comprehension Strategy: Monitor ComprehensionSkill: Identify Setting
• Oral Vocabulary
• Phonemic Awareness
Morning Message, 2390? Focus Question Do you like stories
with characters that are funny, scary, big or little? R2, R5.2, OL2.1
Oral Vocabulary, 2391Number Words, 2393R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Substitution, 2394R2
Morning Message, 2398? Focus Question What are the best
things you did with me and your class this year? R1.3, R5.2, OL1.3, OL2.2
Oral Vocabulary, 2400Number Words R4.1
Phonemic AwarenessPhoneme Substitution, 2401R2
• Phonics
• High-Frequency Words
PhonicsCumulative Review, 2394Blend with -un, 2395Activity Book, 29–30Practice Book, 217–218R3.1, R3.2
Review High-Frequency Words, 2390R4, R5.2
PhonicsBlend with -ug and -ut, 2402Activity Book, 32R3
High-Frequency Words: with, my, me, where, 2400R4, R5.2, OL1.3
• ListeningComprehension
• Phonics and High-Frequency Words
• Fluency
Interactive Read Aloud Listening Comprehension, 2392Read Aloud: “Jack and the Beanstalk”
Decodable Reader: Yes, Tip! Tug!, 2396R1.1, R3, R5.1, R5.2, R6.1, R6.2, R7.1a, OL1.2, OL2.1
Reread for Fluency, 2396R5.2
Reading Across Texts Strategy: Monitor ComprehensionSkill: Identify Setting, 2399Activity Book, 31R6, R7.1a, OL2.1
Word Automaticity, 2400R5.2
• Writing
• Grammar
Independent Writing: Revise and Edit Counting Books, 2397W1.1, W2.1, W2.2
Independent Writing: Publish and Present, 2403W1.1, W1.3, OL3.1
ORAL LANGUAGE
WORD STUDY
READING
LANGUAGE ARTS
Content Area Standards
Correlated to the Oklahoma Science and Social Studies PASS
ScienceUnit 10 Opener: Science Activity,
2197 PS1.2, PS1.3, 1.1
Cross-Curricular: Pond Life Mural, 23592
Paired Selection: “Be Happy and Healthy,” 2382-23832.1
Health Activity: Healthy Food Sort, 2383PS1.1
Social StudiesCross-Curricular: Water
Conservation, 2359C1, E1.2
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