The Three Little Javelinas

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The Three Little Javelinas
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• By Susan
• Lowell

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trotted
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trotted

• Base word ending trot(t) ed

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trotted

• Base word ending trot(t) ed
• Moved at a pace between walking and running

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trotted

• Base word ending trot(t) ed
• Moved at a pace between walking and running
• Johnny was too tired to run, so he trotted along
  the sidewalk when he heard the ice cream truck.

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divided
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divided

• Base word ending
• divid(e) ed

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divided

• Base word ending
• divid(e) ed
• Separated, split up

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divided

• Base word ending
• divid(e) ed
• Separated, split up
• Using a knife, Aaron divided the apple into two
  pieces so that he could share it with Francis.

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wandered
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wandered

• Base word ending
• wander ed

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wandered

• Base word ending
• wander ed
• Moved about without a goal, strayed

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wandered

• Base word ending
• wander ed
• Moved about without a goal, strayed
• Since Bobby didnt know where the toy store was,
  he wandered up and down the street until he saw
  it.

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suspicious

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suspicious

• Chunk /c/ sh
• sus pic - ious

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suspicious

• Chunk /c/ sh
• sus pic ious
• Having a feeling that something is wrong
  mistrusting

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suspicious

• Chunk /c/ sh
• sus pic ious
• Having a feeling that something is wrong
  mistrusting
• Erica was suspicious of the man since she had
  never seen him before and he was wearing a hat
  and dark glasses.

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tumbling
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tumbling

• Base word ending
• tumbl(e) ing

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tumbling

• Base word ending
• tumbl(e) ing
• Falling in a clumsy way

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tumbling

• Base word ending
• tumbl(e) ing
• Falling in a clumsy way
• Tiki dropped her books as she came tumbling down
  the last step.

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discouraged

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discouraged

• Base word ending
• dis courag(e) ed

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discouraged

• Base word ending
• dis courag(e) ed
• Not hopeful

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discouraged

• Base word ending
• dis courag(e) ed
• Not hopeful
• Betsy was discouraged after she failed the test,
  especially since she thought she had done well.

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pretended
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pretended

• Base word ending
• pretend ed

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pretended

• Base word ending
• pretend ed
• Acted like something was true that was not

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pretended

• Base word ending
• pretend ed
• Acted like something was true that was not
• Frank put on a hat and snapped a rope when he
  pretended he was a cowboy.

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gasped
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gasped

• Base word ending
• gasp ed

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gasped

• Base word ending
• gasp ed
• Gulped, choked

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gasped

• Base word ending
• gasp ed
• Gulped, choked
• Dawn was so surprised by the party that she
  opened her mouth and gasped.

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Small
Furry
Large
Four legs
Purrs/meows
Cat
Dog
Barks/pants
Tail
Orange
Black
Claws that go in
Claws that stay out
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DAY ONE
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TEAMWORK

• Read page 3 aloud with partners.
• Read pages 4 6 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• How would this story be different if the setting
  were the icy Arctic?

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Tumbleweed
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Tumbleweed being blown around
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DAY TWO
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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Soon the javelinas comed to a spot where the path
  divided and each one goes a different way? (4)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Soon the javelinas came to a spot where the path
  divided, and each one went a different way. (4)

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TEAMWORK

• Read page 7 aloud with partners.
• Read pages 8 12 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• What might have happened to the second little
  javelina if the Native American woman had not
  shared her sticks? Explain.

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• Close up of
• saguaro ribs

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• Dead saguaro
• cactus the ribs
• are still standing

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Saguaro fruit
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DAY THREE
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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• The second little javelina said please, may I
  have some sticks two build a house. (4)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• The second little javelina said,Please, may I
  have some sticks to build a house? (4)

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TEAMWORK

• Read page 13 aloud with partners.
• Read page 14 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Why do you think the javelinas were suspicious of
  the coyotes voice What does this show about
  them?

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• DAY
• FOUR

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• So he huffing and he puffing and all the saguaro
  ribs came tumbling down? (5)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• So he huffed, and he puffed, and all the saguaro
  ribs came tumbling down. (5)

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TEAMWORK

• Read page 16 aloud with partners.
• Read page 17 - 19 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• How do you think the coyote felt when he could
  not blow down the brick house? Explain.

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Adobe bricks
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• Adobe bricks
• set out to dry

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• Before and after the adobe bricks are covered
• with plaster

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Palo verde trees
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Bark of palo verde tree
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• DAY
• FIVE

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Then she came too a place where a man was makeing
  adobe brick from mud and straw. (3)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Then she came to(o) a place where a man was
  mak(e)ing adobe bricks from mud and straw. (3)

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• Read pages 22-26.