Combining Sentences
Combine these sentences : “Mia has a red backpack. June has a blue lunchbox.”
Mia has a red backpack and June has a blue lunchbox.
Gigantic
Very big or huge.
Bat
An animal that flies at night. 2. A piece of equipment used to hit a ball. Sentence: The bat flew out of the cave.
Change the /m/ in map to /t/. What is the new word?
/mat/
Sort these words into two categories: apple, banana, carrot, broccoli.
Fruits: apple, banana 🍎🍌
Vegetables: carrot, broccoli 🥕🥦
Combine these sentences: “Jake wanted to play outside. It was raining.”
Jake wanted to play outside, but it was raining.
Curious
Wanting to learn or know more about something.
Bark
1. The outside covering of a tree. 2. The sound a dog makes. Sentence: The dog began to bark at the squirrel.
Say smile. Take away the /s/ sound. What word do you have now?
/mile/
Sort these words into 2 categories: giggle, whisper, sprint, crawl
Ways of speaking: giggle, whisper
Ways of moving: sprint, crawl
Combine these sentences: “Lily brought an umbrella. It was raining.”
Lily brought an umbrella because it was raining.
Ancient
Very old; from a long time ago.
Light
1. Something that helps you see. 2. Not heavy. Sentence: This box is light, so I can carry it.
Say at. Add the /h/ sound to the beginning. What is the new word?
/hat/
Sort these words into 2 categories: enormous, narrow, smooth, rough
Words describing size/shape: enormous, narrow
Words describing texture: smooth, rough
Combine these sentences: “Tom was hungry. He ate a sandwich.”
Tom was hungry, so he ate a sandwich.
Predict
To make a guess about what will happen next based on what you know.
Wave
1. Moving your hand to say hello or goodbye. 2. A moving ridge of water. Sentence: I waved to my friend at the beach.
Say plant. Change the /t/ sound to /k/. What is the new word?
/plank/
Sort these words into 2 categories: exhausted, enormous, furious, gigantic
Words describing size: enormous, gigantic
Words describing feelings/states: exhausted, furious
Combine these three sentences into one sentence using two different conjunctions:
Emma wanted to go to the beach.
The sun was shining.
She forgot her swimsuit.
Emma wanted to go to the beach because the sun was shining, but she forgot her swimsuit.
Reluctant
Not wanting to do something or feeling unsure about doing it.
Bowl
1. A round container used to hold food. 2. To roll a ball toward pins in bowling. Sentence: I ate cereal from a bowl.
Say slip. First take away the /s/ sound, then add /f/ to the beginning. What new word do you make?
/flip/
Sort these four vocabulary words into two categories. Each category should have two words:
Melt, cheerful, freeze, angry
Words about temperature/what happens to something: freeze, melt
Words that describe feelings: cheerful, angry