February 18, 2022

February 17, 2022 Lesson

By Jennifer Guin

Phonemic Awareness

​You are expected to participate in the lesson!

• It's Time to Rhyme

• What's at the beginning?

• ​Clap it Out

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Phonics Lesson

​Three Steps

​1. See the word

2. Say the word.

3.Write the word. ​

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Spelling Test ​

​Make sure you are ready!!!

1. Your blinder should be up at all times.

2. Keep your eyes on your own paper.

3. Go back and check your work.

4. Turn your paper over when finished.

5. There is absolutely NO TALKING during a test!!! ​

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Multiple Choice

Who lived on a ranch?

• cowboys

• football players

• teachers

• the president

Multiple Choice

What happened first during a roundup?

• They counted th baby calves?

• They ate lunch.

• Cowboys drove all the cattle together.

• Cowboys saddled their horse.

Multiple Choice

Why did ranchers put brands on their cattle?

• They liked the color.

• The brands proved the rancher owned the cattle

• The brand was not used.

• The cows knew who owned them.

Multiple Choice

Why did the author write Cowboys?

• entertain

• inform

• persuade

Multiple Choice

Which is a statement of opinion?

• The food tastes good.

• Sometimes one got stuck in the mud.

• A rustler was a cow thief.

Multiple Choice

Why did cowboys wear chaps?

• to protect their legs

• to keep them warm

• to keep them from falling

Multiple Choice

You can tell that being a cowboy

• was always boring.

• was very tiring.

• was always fun.

Multiple Choice

How long could a cattle drive last?

• a day

• a week

• months

• years

Multiple Choice

What were the cowboys horses called?

• mustangs

• mule

• cow ponies

• horse

Multiple Choice

What are "mule ears"?

• The ears on a mule.

• A cooking pot.

• Handles on the back of cowboy boots.

• A long rope.

Multiple Choice

What did "Cookie" serve the cowboys for dinner?

• biscuits, steak, gravy, and beans

• spaghetti and meatballs

• chicken nuggets and fries

• a sandwich

Multiple Choice

What could cause a stampede?

• a loud noise- such as thunder

• a bird

• Cookie making dinner

Multiple Choice

What happened after the cowboys got their pay?

• They went home.

• They left town.

• They took a bath.

Multiple Choice

Which word means the type of weather that happens in a particular place?

• livestock

• drover

• climate

• legend

Multiple Choice

Which word is another word for a cowboy?

• rawhide

• buckaroo

• lariat

• occupation

Multiple Choice

Which word means a stiff length of rope with a sliding loop, used to catch horses or cows?

• climate

• livestock

• drover

• lariat

Multiple Choice

Which word means a story that has been passed down through the years?

• legend

• lariat

• livestock

• rawhide

Multiple Choice

Which word means farm animals such as cows or pigs?

• drover

• occupation

• livestock

• rawhide

Multiple Choice

Which word means the work a person does to earn a living?

• occupation

• drover

• buckaroo

• climate

Multiple Choice

Which word means a person who guides a large number of cattle along a trail?

• livestock

• drover

• legend

• lariat

Multiple Choice

Which word means the animal hide that has not been made into leather?

• drover

• occupation

• lariat

• rawhide

Multiple Choice

Which word means cows, bulls, and steers raised for milk, meat, or skins?

• herd

• cowboy

• galloped

• cattle

Multiple Choice

Which word means overland paths?

• trails

• herd

• campfire

• railroad

Multiple Choice

Which word means a man who works on a cattle ranch or in rodeos?

• herd

• cowboy

• campfire

• railroad

Multiple Choice

Which word means a group of the same kind of animals that are kept or fed together?

• campfire

• railroad

• herd

• galloped

Multiple Choice

Which word means an outdoor fire used for cooking or warmth?

• herd

• cattle

• campfire

• trails

Multiple Choice

Which word means a road or track of two steel rails on which trains run?

• galloped

• trails

• cattle

• railroad

Multiple Choice

What is a lasso?

• Rope
• Dog

Multiple Choice

What are cattle?

• lots of horses
• lots of cows

Multiple Choice

Back then, there were no roads- only dusty ______.

• trails
• herd

Multiple Choice

Why did cowboys wear cowboy hats?

• They looked cool.
• The hats kept the sun and rain off of their faces.

Multiple Choice

Why did cowboys wear red bandanas?

• The bandana kept dust off their faces.
• The bandanas kept their necks warm.

Multiple Choice

Paths across fields or through the wooks

• bellowed
• roundup
• trails
• chuckwagon

Multiple Choice

A group of the same kinds of animals

• cattle
• galloped
• campfire
• herd

Multiple Choice

Animals raised for their meat

• cattle
• cowboy
• railroad

Multiple Choice

A wagon or truck that carries food and cooking equipment for cowhands

• roundup
• chuckwagon
• galloped

Multiple Choice

To run very fast

• galloped
• campfire
• trails

Multiple Choice

An outdoor fire used for cooking or staying warm

• campfire
• cowboy
• bellowed

Multiple Choice

A person who works on a cattle ranch

• cattle
• chuckwagon
• cowboy

​Reading and Vocabulary Test

​Testing Expectations:

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​1. Keep your blinders up at all time.

2.When you are finished place your blinder on top of your paper.

3.Keep your eyes on your own paper at all times.

4. Go back and check all of your answers.

5.Absolutely NO TALKING during testing!!!

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Compare/Contrast Ready Reading Workbook ​

Page 328​

​RI.2.9

​Complete pages 330-331 Questions 1-4.

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Reading Intervention ​

​Mrs. Jen's Table

1. Peyton Sullivan

2. Jeffrey Tellis

3. Mason Taylor

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Quick Write (5 minutes)​

Choose a topic and write three sentences. ​

1. What is your favorite game to play? Why?

2. Name one food you would like to learn to cook. Why?

3. If you could change your name what would you change it to. Why?

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We will continue to research

​Class project

Matthew Kendall

Serenity Lawrence

Harmony Roberts​

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Social Studies: Cowboys​

Writing Activity​

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Science​/Goats

​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra5De1fGfUU

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Math Block​

​1:00-2:00

Math Facts Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4alpn3HCWYs​

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Math Fact Fluency ​

Quiz ​

Complete the quiz.

Be sure to go back and check all of your answers. ​

Write your numbers on the back of your paper if you are finished early

Keep your eyes on your own paper.

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2.MD.6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhu-LDXbipQ​

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​ 2. MD.6 Assessment

Number Lines ​

​1. Keep your blinder up at all times.

2. When you are finished go back and check over your paper. Make sure you haven't failed to complete every question.

3.Absolutely NO TALKING during the test. ​

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Math Intervention

​Mrs. Jen's Table

1. Lyndsei Townsend

2. Kurtis Sayles

3. Za'Kiyah Stamps

4. Peyton Sullivan

5. Matt Kendall​

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