Home-School Connection Dear Family Member: Word Workout This week we are reading Ranita, The Frog Princess, a play about a talking frog and a viceroy’s son. The frog asks the viceroy’s son to keep a promise in return for a favor he performs. The son promises and then rushes away without keeping it. I’m making a judgment that the son has no sense of honor. WORDS TO KNOW bumbling commotion cranky exasperated famished selfish (fold here) specialty What’s the Antonym? Let’s see if we can come up with an antonym, a word that means the opposite, for each word above. If we can’t think of one word, we can use phrases. river radar wiper stolen level limit habit razor never famous bison pity talent cabin cider easel diver finish spoken promise © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill SPELLING WORDS This Week’s Skills Comprehension: make judgments Vocabulary: antonyms Spelling/Phonics: words with V/CV and VC/V patterns Speed Spell Let’s see how many words you can spell in one minute. I’ll give you words to spell. At the end of a minute, let’s see how many words you spelled correctly. Want to try again? Name 343 You Be the Judge Let’s make judgments about each candidate running for president. Then we can make a poster for the candidate of our choice. Maria Maria is smart and clever. She knows how to make a good deal and is caring toward others. Even though she is a dog, a scruffy-looking one at that, Maria would make an excellent president. Martin Perhaps Martin is not as rotten as he seems. After all, it’s not his fault he was spoiled. He can’t keep promises. He’s rude and has no manners. Still, he might make a good president. Jorge 344 © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Although he is only a street sweeper, Jorge is loyal and hardworking. He follows the orders given to him by his boss. Jorge is kind and sensible and would make a good president. Conexión con el hogar Queridos familiares: Ejercicio de palabras PALABRAS DE VOCABULARIO bumbling commotion cranky exasperated famished selfish (fold here) specialty ¿Cuál es el antónimo? Vamos a ver si podemos encontrar un antónimo, o sea la palabra de significado opuesto, para cada palabra de arriba. Si no se nos ocurre una palabra, podemos usar frases. river radar wiper stolen level limit habit razor never famous bison pity talent cabin cider easel diver finish spoken promise © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill PALABRAS DE ORTOGRAFÍA Esta semana estamos leyendo Ranita, The Frog Princess, una obra de teatro que trata de una rana que habla y el hijo de un virrey. La rana le pide al hijo del virrey que cumpla con algo que le promete a cambio de un favor que le hace. El hijo acepta, pero luego parte rápidamente sin cumplir su promesa. Si digo que el hijo no tiene sentido del honor, estoy haciendo un juicio. Destrezas de la semana Comprensión: hacer un juicio Vocabulario: antónimos Ortografía/Fonética: palabras con los esquemas V/CV y VC/V A toda velocidad Vamos a ver cuántas palabras puedes deletrear en un minuto. Te voy a dar palabras para que deletrees. Al cumplirse el minuto, vamos a ver cuántas palabras deletreaste correctamente. ¿Quieres jugar otra vez? Nombre 345 Tú eres juez Vamos a hacer un juicio sobre cada candidato a presidente. Luego podemos hacer un cartel para el candidato de nuestra preferencia. Maria Maria is smart and clever. She knows how to make a good deal and is caring toward others. Even though she is a dog, a scruffy-looking one at that, Maria would make an excellent president. Martin Perhaps Martin is not as rotten as he seems. After all, it’s not his fault he was spoiled. He can’t keep promises. He’s rude and has no manners. Still, he might make a good president. Jorge 346 © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Although he is only a street sweeper, Jorge is loyal and hardworking. He follows the orders given to him by his boss. Jorge is kind and sensible and would make a good president. Koneksyon lakay ak lekòl Chè manm fanmi : Egzèsis sou mo MO POU KONNEN bumbling commotion cranky exasperated famished selfish (fold here) specialty Ki antonim mo a ? Annou wè si nou ka jwenn yon antonim, yon mo ki siyifi sans opoze mo a, pou chak mo anwo a. Si nou paka panse sou yon mo, nou ka itilize kèk fraz. river radar wiper stolen level limit habit razor never famous bison pity talent cabin cider easel diver finish spoken promise © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill MO ÒTOGRAF Semèn sa a n ap li Ranita, The Frog Princess, ki se yon pyès teyat konsènan yon krapo k ap pale epi pitit gason yon vis-wa. Krapo a mande pitit gason vis-wa a pou l kenbe yon pwomès kòm rekonpans pou yon favè li fè. Pitit gason an fè pwomès la men li kouri ale san l pa kenbe pwomès lan. M ap fè yon jijman pou di pitit gason an pa gen ankenn sans onè. Teknik pou semèn sa a Konpreyansyon : fè jijman Vokabilè : antonim Òtograf/Fonik : mo ki gen modèl V/CV ak VC/V Eple rapid Annou wè konbyen mo ou ka eple nan yon minit. Mwen pral baw kèk mo pou eple. Alafen yon minit, annou wè konbyen mo ou te eple kòrèkteman. Ou vle eseye ankò ? Non 347 Fè travay jij Annou fè jijman konsènan chak kandida pou prezidan. Ansuit nou ka fè yon postè pou kandida nou chwazi a. Maria Maria is smart and clever. She knows how to make a good deal and is caring toward others. Even though she is a dog, a scruffy-looking one at that, Maria would make an excellent president. Martin Perhaps Martin is not as rotten as he seems. After all, it’s not his fault he was spoiled. He can’t keep promises. He’s rude and has no manners. Still, he might make a good president. Jorge 348 © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Although he is only a street sweeper, Jorge is loyal and hardworking. He follows the orders given to him by his boss. Jorge is kind and sensible and would make a good president.
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