Learning Fun with Spelling, Vocabulary, and More!
Spelling Words
sooner
soonest
hotter
hottest
busier
busiest
happier
happiest
smaller
smallest
fatter
fattest
money
question
Vocabulary
Clothes
Things that cover the body.
Hours
Parts of time that are sixty
minutes.
Money
Metal and paper
used to buy and sell
things.
Neighbor
Someone who lives in the
next house or nearby.
Only
One and no more.
Question
Something asked in order to
find out.
Taught
Helped to learn.
Journal Writing
Imagine that you woke up
one morning and were able
to fly. Write a story about
where you went and what
you did.
Beginning, Middle, and End
***Project onto white board to fill out
Beginning, Middle, and End (
answer key
)
***Project onto white board to fill out
Dictionary Guide Words
Dictionary Guide Words (
answer key
)
CONTRACTIONS
The Contraction
Crocodile Crunch
Sung to the tune: The Hokey
Pokey
He puts 2 words in,
He spits 2 words out,
He puts 2 words in,
And crunches them all about.
He does the Contraction Crocodile
Crunch
And spits a contraction out,
That’s what it’s all about-
YUM- YUM
Contractions
not
aren’t
can’t
couldn’t
didn’t
doesn’t
don’t
hadn’t
hasn’t
wouldn’t
haven’t
mightn’t
mustn’t
weren’t
are
is
they’re
what’re
who’re
you’re
he’s
she’s
that’s
there’s
what’s
where’s
who’s
have
I’ve
they’ve
we’ve
what’ve
who’ve
you’ve
will
had/would
he’ll
I’ll
she’ll
they’ll
we’ll
who’ll
you’ll
he’d
I’d
she’d
they’d
we’d
who’d
you’d
Dictionary Guide Words
Dictionary Guide Words (
answer key
)
Students will create their
own BME chart. What is
one of the funniest things
that has ever happened to
you? Retell the event as
completely as you can.
Place spelling words in ABC order
sooner
soonest
hotter
hottest
busier
busiest
happier
happiest
smaller
smallest
fatter
fattest
money
question
What is a recipe? How do
you follow one? Where do
the items come from?
Apple Caramel Pie
Apple Caramel
Pie
Ingredients
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Extra Links
George Washington Carver Biography
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Spelling Words happiest sooner smaller soonest smallest hotter fatter hottest fattest busier money busiest question happier
Clothes Things that cover the body.
Hours Parts of time that are sixty minutes.
Money Metal and paper used to buy and sell things.
Neighbor Someone who lives in the next house or nearby.
Only One and no more.
Question Something asked in order to find out.
Taught Helped to learn.
A Weed Is a Flower Scott Foresman READING STREET, Grade 2, Book 2.1, Page 486. WWW.PORTVILLE-STUDY.COM
Imagine that you woke up one morning and were able to fly. Write a story about where you went and what you did.
Beginning, Middle, and End Beginning Middle End Characters Problem Solution ***Project onto white board to fill out
Beginning, Middle, and End (answer key) Beginning Middle End George Washington Carver Moses & Susan Carver Mary George Washington Carver Mariah & Andy Watkins Aunt Lucy & Uncle Seymour George Washington Carver Farmers Characters Kidnappers run off with Mary and her son George. George is the only one returned. George wanted to go to college but did not have parents to send him to school. Always thought about what he wanted to do and how he could help other people. Problem Moses and Susan Carver cared for Mary s children. George worked very hard and earned his own money to pay for college. George became a teacher, gardener, inventor and helped Solution ***Project onto white board to fill out
Dictionary Guide Words Word Guide Word Guide Word sooner soonest hotter hottest busier busiest happier
Dictionary Guide Words (answer key) Word Guide Word Guide Word sooner Somebody Sooty soonest Somebody Sooty hotter Horsehair Hothead hottest Horsehair Hothead busier Bus Butterfly busiest Bus Butterfly happier Handspring Harass
He puts 2 words in, He spits 2 words out, He puts 2 words in, The Contraction Crocodile Crunch And crunches them all about. He does the Contraction Crocodile Crunch Sung to the tune: The Hokey Pokey And spits a contraction out, That s what it s all about- YUM- YUM
The Electric Company - N Apostrophe T Tom Lehrer Electric Company playlist: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=5BDC5FC492435804 A song written by Tom Lehrer, arranged by Joe Raposo and performed on the show by Jim Boyd and Lee Chamberlin. Contractions Vids4Kids.tv - Contractions Version 2.0 Learn Contractions with cool vehicles. See example words on trucks, bulldozers and other. Entertaining Videos for Children. Learn letters, small words, colors, numbers and shapes in a fun and creative way. New videos every Monday !! New FREE Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andromo.dev186786.app178280 Monster Truck Videos For Kids: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqsK-fj1v4bfqmexBhdcqV-FKgmVPiXju Please Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=vids4kidstv Learn Numbers: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCDF0671F68D50673 Learn Letters: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4F0A02717811768D Learn Colors: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL88659984D9B886B6 Learn Shapes: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC5D4C32DE3E75074 Little Books: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEE9538541656CD22 Long And Short Vowels: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BE963D7242AA0CA Timmy's Vlog: https://www.youtube.com/user/ItsTimmysVlog Vids4Ninos: https://www.youtube.com/user/vids4ninos Vids4Kidstv Website: http://www.vids4kids.tv Thanks so much for viewing and if you have any ideas, suggestions or just want to say hello, please feel free to leave a comment :)
not is are aren t he s they re can t she s what re couldn t that s who re didn t there s you re doesn t what s don t where s hadn t who s hasn t
have had/would will I ve he d he ll they ve I d I ll we ve she d she ll what ve they d they ll who ve we d we ll you ve who d who ll you d you ll
Dictionary Guide Words Word Guide Word Guide Word happiest smaller smallest fatter fattest money question
Dictionary Guide Words (answer key) Word Guide Word Guide Word happiest Handspring Harass smaller Smack Smite smallest Smack Smite fatter Fascist Father fattest Fascist Father money Molt Monkey question Quarter Horse Questionnaire
Students will create their own BME chart. What is one of the funniest things that has ever happened to you? Retell the event as completely as you can.
Place spelling words in ABC order sooner happiest soonest smaller hotter smallest hottest fatter busier fattest busiest money happier question
What is a recipe? How do you follow one? Where do the items come from?
Apple Caramel Pie 2-crust refrigerated pie dough pkg. 2 22-oz. cans apple pie filling Ingredients 1 tsp. cinnamon 12 caramel candies
1. Press one crust into half the bottom of a cold slow cooker, and an inch or so up half its interior side. Overlap by inch the second crust with the first crust in center of slow cooker bottom. Press remainder of second crust an inch or so up the remaining side of the cooker. Press seams flat where two crusts meet.
2. Cover. Cook on High 1 hours. 3. In a bowl, mix together pie filling, cinnamon, and caramels. 4. Pour mixture into hot crust. 5. Cover. Cook on High an additional 1 hours.
Extra Links George Washington Carver Biography The Life of George Washington Carver Dr. Willis D. Weatherford, President of Blue Ridge, introduced Dr. Carver as the speaker. With his high voice surprising the audience, Dr. Carver exclaimed humorously: "I always look forward to introductions as opportunities to learn something about myself...." He continued: "Years ago I went into my laboratory and said, 'Dear Mr. Creator, please tell me what the universe was made for?' The Great Creator answered, 'You want to know too much for that little mind of yours. Ask for something more your size, little man.' Then I asked, 'Please, Mr. Creator, tell me what man was made for.' Again the Great Creator replied, 'You are still asking too much. Cut down on the extent and improve the intent.' So then I asked, 'Please, Mr. Creator, will you tell me why the peanut was made?' 'That's better, but even then it's infinite. What do you want to know about the peanut?' 'Mr. Creator, can I make milk out of the peanut?' 'What kind of milk do you want? Good Jersey milk or just plain boarding house milk?' 'Good Jersey milk.' And then the Great Creator taught me to take the peanut apart and put it together again. And out of the process have come forth all these products!" Among the numerous products displayed was a bottle of good Jersey milk. Three and-a-half ounces of peanuts produced one pint of rich milk or one quart of raw "skim" milk, called boarding house "blue john" milk. Special Thank you to The American Minute. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Story-of-Liberty-hosted-by-John-Bona/140594739344241 Website: http://www.thestoryofliberty.net History shows us that even though the evil plans of kings and rulers seem to be winning, the Divine hand of God works a counter plan. Learn the amazing stories that have been hidden from you. We believe the story of our God-given rights is the great missing link to restore our nation again! Add our Roku Channel here: http://www.roku.com/channels#!details/14007/the-story-of-liberty
