Table of Contents Table of Contents
Previous Page  40 / 76 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 40 / 76 Next Page
Page Background

Key Vocabulary

community

mayor

town hall

library

theater

Functions and Forms

Q

Describing community locations

The library is the place to research a topic.

Q

Identifying cause-and-effect relationships

Sonia’s signs caused the community to get

involved in saving the theater.

Q

Sequencing events

First, Sonia went to the mayor, and then

she made signs.

English Language Development Skills

Listening

+

Connect and relate prior experiences, insights,

and ideas to those of a speaker.

+

Respond to questions with appropriate

elaboration.

Speaking

+

Organize ideas chronologically or around major

points of information.

+

Use clear and specific vocabulary to communicate

ideas/establish the tone.

Reading

+

Demonstrate comprehension by identifying

answers in the text.

+

Recall major points in the text and make

and modify predictions about forthcoming

information.

+

Extract appropriate and significant information

from the text, including problems and solutions.

Writing

+

Write descriptions that use concrete sensory

details to present and support unified impressions

of people, places, things, or experiences.

+

Spell correctly one-syllable words that have

blends and orthographic patterns.

Materials

CD Track 20

Unit 4

My Community

122

Echo Read

ORAL LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

Student Book pages 112–121: Play Track 20 or read the story line

by line, and have students follow the words with their fingers as they echo

each line. Remember that this reading is intended to be used as a basis

for modeling correct pronunciation and intonation of text. You may want

to pause and replay parts of the story to reinforce correct speaking and

listening skills.

Checking

READING COMPREHENSION

Student Book page 122: Read each question aloud. Allow students time to

think about their answers and have them share their answers with the class.

For each multiple-choice question, read each answer option and talk about

why each option is correct or incorrect. Have students answer the Critical

Thinking questions in writing.

Lesson 3

$

-448* 9-* (477*(9 &38<*7

#-> .8 9-* 4<3*7 4+ 9-* 4143.&1 -*&9*7 ,4.3, 94 8*11 .9

* )4*83

9 <&39 94 8-4< 24;.*8 &3>247*

* .8 ,4.3, 94 89&79 & 3*< ':8.3*88

* 034<8 9-* 2&>47 <&398 94 ':> .9

* )4*83

9 -&;* 243*> 94 7*5&.7 9-* ':.1).3,

#-> )4*8 43.& <&39 94 8&;* 9-* 9-*&9*7

-* <&398 94 8&;* 9-* 9-*&9*7 '*(&:8* 9-* 4<3*7 .8 -*7 +7.*3)

-* <&398 94 8&;* 9-* 9-*&9*7 '*(&:8* .9 .8 5&79 4+ 9-* 5&89

-* <&398 94 8&;* 9-* 9-*&9*7 '*(&:8* -*7 249-*7 1.0*8 9-* ':.1).3,

-* <&398 94 8&;* 9-* 9-*&9*7 '*(&:8* 8-* <&108 '> .9 *;*7> )&>

#-*7* )4*8 43.& ,4 94 1440 +47 .3+472&9.43 &'4:9 9-* 4143.&1 -*&9*7

-* ,4*8 94 9-* 94<3 -&11

-* ,4*8 94 9-* 1.'7&7>

-* ,4*8 94 9-* 9-*&9*7

-* ,4*8 94 9-* &798 (*39*7

#-&9 -&55*38 &9 9-* *3)

43.&

8 51&3 <4708 &3) 9-* 4143.&1 -*&9*7 .8 8&;*)

-* 4<3*7 ,*98 243*> 94 A= 9-* 4143.&1 -*&9*7

-* (422:3.9> )*(.)*8 94 9*&7 )4<3 9-* 4143.&1 -*&9*7

43.& )&3(*8 43 9-* 89&,* 4+ 9-* 4143.&1 -*&9*7

38<*7 9-* 7.9.(&1 -.30.3, 6:*89.438 .3 (4251*9* 8*39*3(*8

4< ).) 43.& 47,&3.?* -*7 51&3 &3) 5:9 .9 .394 &(9.43

#-&9 <&8 9-* 7*8:19 4+ -*7 &(9.438

.) 43.&

8 51&3 '*3*A9 9-* (422:3.9> =51&.3 >4:7 &38<*7