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Practice Tactics

Have students open their Practice Book to page 49. Read the directions aloud

and have students read along with you. Explain the directions and model the activity.

Then, have students complete the page as independent class work or homework.

My Community

Unit 4

127a

Melodic Rules

Read the list of class (or school) rules to the

class. Then, read them chorally with the

class. Tell students that they will put the

rules to music by singing them to the tune of

“Old MacDonald Had a Farm.” Sing the rules

several times to help students adjust to the

tempo and melody.

Multiple Intelligences

Musical/Rhythmic

Practice Book (page 49)

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Match the vocabulary words in the right column to their correct deÞnitions in the left

column. Then, write the letter in the space provided.

&#

The first-person singular form of the verb that means

id iV`Z! jhZ! VcY gZijgc

.

'#

The second-person plural form of the verb that

means

id hZcY i]gdj\] i]Z edhi d[[^XZ

.

(#

The second-person singular form of the verb that

means

id hZchZ Wn idjX]^c\

.

)#

The third-person singular form of the state-of-being

verb that means

id Zm^hi

.

*#

The first-person singular form of the verb that means

id deZgViZ V XVg dg di]Zg kZ]^XaZ

.

+#

The third-person plural form of the verb that means

id iV`Z hadl VcY hiZVYn hiZeh

.

,#

The second-person plural form of the state-of-being

verb that means

id Zm^hi

.

-#

The third-person singular form of the verb that

means

id gZh^YZ ^c V ]dbZ

.

.#

The first-person plural form of the verb that means

id Wjn i]^c\h Vi V hidgZ

.

&%#

The second-person singular form of the verb that

means

id adXViZ V adhi ^iZb

.

a. are

b. borrow

c. drive

d. feel

e. find

f. is

g. lives

h. mail

i. shop

j. walk

ubject-verb agreement

is a grammatical rule that states that the subject and the

of a sentence must agree, or match, in number and person.

Examples:

A bell rings. I am tired. He goes to Parkside Elementary School.

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Standards

For a more complete and detailed description of

these and other national and state standards as

they relate to this unit of

Spotlight on English

,

please visit our Web site at

www.santillanausa.com

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Sonia likes living in

Phoenixville because she

the old historic

loves

buildings, like the

Colonial Theatre that she

helped save. I like living

in my community for a

different reason.

I live in a community

where we can walk to

everything. My family

in an apartment building on Park Street,

lives

between Third and Fourth Avenues. From there, I can ride my bicycle to school and

to the beautiful park on Fourth Avenue.

When we shop for food, we don

t drive anywhere. We walk to the supermarket two

blocks away, across from Town Hall. There are also movie theaters and all kinds of stores

in the shopping mall where the supermarket is.

The post office is on First Street across from the shopping mall. I go there with my father

to mail packages to my grandparents in Honduras.

The public library on Main Street is also very nearby. I go there to borrow books or

to use the computer. If I can

t fi

something, the librarian helps me.

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I also feel safe in my neighborhood because the fire and police stations are nearby.

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Common Core State Standards

Speaking & Listening

SL.3.6.

Speak in

complete sentences when appropriate to the task

and situation in order to provide requested detail

or clarification.

Language

L.3.1.

Demonstrate command of

the conventions of standard English grammar

and usage when writing or speaking.

L.3.1.a.

Explain the function of nouns, pronouns, verbs,

adjectives, and adverbs in general and their

functions in particular sentences.

L.3.1.b.

Form

and use regular and irregular plural nouns.

L.3.1.c.

Use abstract nouns (e.g., childhood).

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