Theme 6:

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Theme 6 Talent Show
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Selection 1 Title The Art Lesson Author
Tomie dePaola
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Genre Realistic Fiction realistic characters
and events come to life in a fictional plot
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Comprehension Strategy Evaluate to decide if
what we are reading is entertaining,
informative, or useful for us.
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Comprehension Skill Authors Viewpoint
Sometimes an author lets the reader know how
they feel about something by things their
story characters do or say
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Comprehension Skill Review Information Skills
A Newspaper
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Phonics Vowel pairs oo, ew, ue, ou

• zoo tooth hook
• moon book soon
• took good room
• foot you who
• Challenge Words Review
• hoof school too hoof

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Phonics review Base Words and Endings ed, -ing
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Key Vocabulary crayons- pieces of colored wax
used to draw chalk- a tool for drawing and
writing that is made mostly from tiny bits of
seashells powders- a lot of tiny pieces of
something
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crayons- pieces of colored wax used to draw
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chalk- a tool for drawing and writing
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powders- a lot of tiny pieces of something
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Other Vocabulary
smock- a kind of shirt that is worn over clothes
to protect them ruin- to hurt or spoil
practice- to do something many times so that you
can do it well
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smock- a kind of shirt that is worn over clothes.
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ruin- to hurt or spoil
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practice- to do something many times so that you
can do it well
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Other Vocabulary
barber- a person who gives haircuts violet- a
purple color turquoise- a greenish blue color
copper- a reddish brown color property-
something that belongs to someone monitor- a
person who has a special duty to do
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barber- a person who gives haircuts
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violet- a purple color
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turquoise- a greenish blue color
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copper- a reddish brown color
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property- something that belongs to someone
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monitor- a person who has a special duty to do
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Vocabulary Skills Word Families
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High-Frequency Words fair gold woman
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High-Frequency Review aunt color
hair lady learn
pair trouble uncle
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Grammar Skills Other Irregular Verbs
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• Writing A Paragraph That Explains
• An explanation should begin with a topic
  sentence that states what is going to be
  explained.
• The other sentences that follow should give facts
  that support the topic sentence.

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Improving Your Writing Is It a Sentence?
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I ?? Reading Books 59-62 Phonics Library Our
Classroom Zoo Book by Linda Dunlap Jades
Drumming by Melissa Blackwell Burke