Have the students tell you the same things for “a” and “t.” Ask the students to trace the letters and then match them to the pictures.. Warm up: Use the pictures and words at the top of
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Teacher’s Guide
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Phonics Flip Chart
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lesson
lesson
lesson
lesson
lesson
• Unit 1: Short Vowel “a”
• Objectives:
- To recognize the short vowel “a” sound
- To learn words with the short vowel “a” sound
- To build confidence in reading and writing short vowel “a” words
• Duration of each lesson: 45 minutes
• Preparation: Student Book 2, Workbook 2, Readers 2, CDs, Flashcards from
Outline for Three Lessons
Outline for Two Lessons
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Unit
Trace and match Then say
Chant along: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is happening? Point to the
images and say each word and the short vowel “a” sound with the students (“a, can”) Play the CD
and do the chant Then have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask them to
put the stickers from the back of the student book on the picture
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CD 1 Here comes Word Chant! Here comes Word Chant!
/a/ can(X2) /a/ man(X2) /a/ fan(X2) /a/ pan(X2)
/a/ cat(X2) /a/ rat(X2) /a/ bat(X2) /a/ hat (X2)
Extra idea: Put the Phonics Show fl ashcards on the board Tell the students to close their eyes and
take one of the fl ashcards away Ask the students to guess which fl ashcard is missing Have them
Trace and match Then say: Ask the students what sounds “a” and “n” make What sound do they make when blended together? Have the students tell you the same things for “a” and “t.” Ask the students to trace the letters and then match them to the pictures Practice saying “a, an, can” and “a,
at, cat” together
Extra idea: Use the space under the letters and words to have the students practice writing the letters and words on their own
Warm up: Use the pictures
and words at the top of the
page to introduce the short
vowel “a” sound Have the
students say the short vowel
“a” sound and the pictures (“a,
can” / “a, cat”)
Sing along: Say the lyrics
and have the students repeat
them When they are saying
the short vowel “a” sound
have them jump Play the
CD Encourage the students
to sing and jump during the
short vowel “a” sound parts
of the song
Listen and repeat: Play the
CD and have the students repeat what they hear Say the short vowel “a” sound and have the students repeat
it Point to “n” and ask the students what letter it is and what sound it makes
Tell the students to say the short vowel “a” sound and use their finger to practice writing a lowercase “a” in the air Then do the same thing for “n.” Practice saying the “an” sound together and write the letters in the air Then do the same thing for
“can.” Ask the students what other “an” words they know Follow the same process for teaching the “at” sound
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CD 1
/a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u//a/ /n/ /an/ can/a/ /t/ /at/ cat
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Learn
Listen and repeat CD 1 07
Listen and trace CD 1 08
4.
Say and circle the rhyming words
Listen and circle Then write CD 1 09
1 /an/ man man 2 /at/ cat cat
3 /an/ pan pan 4 /at/ bat bat
Listen and circle Then write: Write “an” and “at” on the board Ask the students what “an” and “at” words they know Play the CD Have the students circle and write the sounds they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
09
CD 1
1 /an/ can 2 /at/ hat 3 /at/ rat
4 /an/ fan 5 /an/ man 6 /at/ bat
Listen and repeat: Review
the short vowel “a” sound
Put the can fl ashcard on
the board and write “can.”
Draw a red and black arrow
underneath the word (like
there is on page 12) and
teach the students to follow
the arrow with their finger
as they listen and say the
word Play the CD and have
the students repeat the “an”
and “at” rhyming words while
following the arrows with
their finger Then have the
students say the “an” and “at”
rhyming words on their own
07
CD 1
/a/ /an/ can /a/ /an/ man
/a/ /an/ fan /a/ /an/ pan
/a/ /at/ cat /a/ /at/ rat
/a/ /at/ bat /a/ /at/ hat
Say and circle the rhyming words: Ask the students
to tell you what the three pictures in the “an” box are Have them say and circle the rhyming words Do the same thing for the pictures in the
“at” box
Extra idea: Ask the students one or two questions about the images in of the boxes What color is the can? Do they like cats? Teach the students how to answer the questions in full sentences (“It is green.”) / (“Yes, I do.“/”No, I don’t.”)
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What does the cat have? Circle two.
Listen and repeat CD 1 10
Read and match
After You Read
Le Le
L arn to Read d Sentence
L e Le
The rat has a can
What does the cat have? Circle two.
Rat-a-tat-tat!
A man is knocking.
The man has a pan.
The man has a can.
Rat-a-tat-tat,Rat-a-tat-tat!
A cat is knocking.
The cat has a bat.
The cat has a hat.
3
1 2
Read and match: Have the students look at the pictures What do they see? Ask the students to
read the sentences and then match them to the pictures Correct the answers together or have
the students work with a partner to check their work
Extra idea: Put the man fl ashcard on the board Pass another fl ashcard to a student and say “The
man has a (fl ashcard).” Tell the student to pass the fl ashcard to the next student and repeat the
sentence Keep doing this until all the fl ashcards have been passed around the classroom If you
want to make things more exciting, time how long it takes to pass around all the fl ashcards
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the passage on page 15 individually Use the WCPM Chart
on page 102 to assess their reading fl uency
Listen and repeat: Look
at the picture What do
the students see? What is
happening? Point at number
1 in the picture and say “A
hat A cat has a hat.” Have
the students repeat what
you said Do the same thing
for numbers 2 and 3 and
then play the CD and ask
the students to repeat what
they hear Point at the extra
phonics words in the picture
(bat/rat) and ask the students
to make sentences with the
words
10
CD 1
1 a hat A cat has a hat
2 a can A cat has a can
3 a pan A cat has a pan
Listen and read the story out loud: Look
at the picture What do the students see? What
is happening? Teach the students any new words
in the picture (baseball/
elephant/numbers) and ask one or two questions about them (“What color is the elephant?”/“What number is
on the man’s T-shirt?”) Play the CD and have the students follow the words with their finger while listening Read the story together and then play the chant After, have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask the students to answer the comprehension question
at the bottom of the page
Extra idea: Ask the students
to read the three sentences
and clap their hands when
they say the “at” and “an”
words Have the students
read and clap at diff erent
speeds
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Listen and circle Then write CD 1 14
Write and draw your favorite words.
The cat has a fan.
The cat has a can.
Trace and write your own sentence: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is
happening? Read the first sentence together Then ask the students to choose one of the short
vowel “a” words and write their own sentence
Extra idea: Have the students stand up and read the sentence they wrote out loud Give them the
word’s fl ashcard to hold up while they read their sentence
Phonics Dictionary: Ask the students to draw pictures of their favorite “an” and “at” words Then have them tell you about the pictures Encourage them to speak in full sentences (“My favorite an/at word is ”)
Listen and write the
missing letters: Use the
fl ashcards to review the short
vowel “a” words Play the CD
and have the students write
the missing letters they hear
in the boxes If the students
have any diff iculty writing
the missing letters, put
the fl ashcards for the four
words on the board Once
the students have finished
writing the missing letters,
tell them to use their answers
to complete the sentence
“Bat” rhymes with “mat.”
“Bat” rhymes with “mat.”
Quiz: Write “an” and “at” on the board Ask the students what sound each makes Read the words at the top of the activity together Play the CD and have the students circle the pictures and write the words they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
of the words on the board Have other students write the words under the pictures
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• Non-fi ction
1
Unit
Track 04 - 05
Phonics Show Readers: Read the story title to the students and ask them what they see in the
picture Play the CD and have the students listen and repeat what they hear Read each page
and have the students repeat the sentences Ask them to describe what they see on each page
Discuss the “Let’s Talk” question at the end of the story together
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the story individually Use the WCPM Chart on page 70 to
assess their reading fl uency
Match the rhyming words.
Find and circle the words.
Match
Match and read.
Read and circle.
1
Unit
d e f a n a t k
I can say the WORDS /9
I can say the SENTENCES /3
Say and write.
3.
r t c a t f a n
1.
Write the missing letters.
Read and trace.
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Outline for Two Lessons
lesson
lesson
lesson
lesson
• Unit 2: Short Vowel “a”
• Objectives:
- To recognize the short vowel “a” sound
- To learn words with the short vowel “a” sound
- To build confidence in reading and writing short vowel “a” words
• Duration of each lesson: 45 minutes
• Preparation: Student Book 2, Workbook 2, Readers 2, CDs, Flashcards from
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Unit
Trace and match Then say
Chant along: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is happening? Point to the
images and say each word and the short vowel sound with the students (“a, ham”) Play the CD
and do the chant Then have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask them to
put the stickers from the back of the student book on the picture
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CD 1 Here comes Word Chant! Here comes Word Chant!
/a/ ham(X2) /a/ jam(X2) /a/ dam(X2)
/a/ ram(X2) /a/ cap(X2) /a/ map(X2)
/a/ lap(X2) /a/ tap(X2)
Extra idea: Make two sets of Phonics Show fl ashcards Give each student a fl ashcard and ask them
to hold it with the image facing down When you say “Go” the students have to stand up and try
and find who has the same fl ashcard as them Tell the students to say the short vowel “a” sound
Trace and match Then say: Ask the students what sounds “a” and “m” make What sound do they make when blended together? Have the students trace the letters and then match them to the pictures Practice saying “a, am, ham” and “a, ap, cap” together
Extra idea: Use the space under the letters and words to have the students practice writing the letters and words on their own
Warm up: Use the pictures
and words at the top of the
page to introduce the short
vowel “a” sound Have the
students say the short vowel
“a” sound and the pictures (“a,
ham” / “a, cap”)
Sing along: Say the lyrics
and have the students repeat
them When they are saying
the short vowel “a” sound
have them clap their hands
Play the CD Encourage the
students to sing and clap
their hands during the short
vowel “a” sound parts of the
song
Listen and repeat: Play the
CD and have the students repeat what they hear Say the short vowel sound for “a” and have the students repeat
it Point to “m” and ask the students what letter it is and what sound it makes Tell the students to say the short vowel “a” sound and use their finger to practice writing
a lowercase “a” in the air Then do the same thing for
“m.” Practice saying the “am” sound together and write the letters in the air Then do the same thing for “ham.” Ask the students what other “am” words they know
Follow the same process for teaching the “ap” sound
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CD 1
/a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u//a/ /m/ /am/ ham/a/ /p/ /ap/ cap
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Listen and repeat CD 1 18
Listen and check CD 1 19
Say and circle the rhyming words
Listen and circle Then write CD 1 20
Listen and check: Play the CD and have the students check whether they hear “am” or “ap” Then
say the words together
19
CD 1
1 /am/ dam dam 2 /ap/ map map
3 /ap/ cap cap 4 /am/ jam jam
Listen and circle Then write: Write “am” and “ap” on the board Ask the students what “am”
and “ap” words they know Play the CD Have the students circle and write the sounds they hear
Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
20
CD 1
1 /am/ jam 2 /ap/ map 3 /am/ ram
4 /ap/ lap 5 /am/ ham 6 /ap/ tap
Listen and repeat: Review
the short vowel “a” sound
Put the ham fl ashcard on
the board and write “ham.”
Draw a red and black arrow
underneath the word (like
there is on page 20) and
teach the students to follow
the arrow with their finger as
they listen and say the word
Play the CD and have the
students repeat the “am” and
“ap” rhyming words while
following the arrows with
their finger Then have the
students say the “am” and “ap”
rhyming words on their own
18
CD 1
/a/ /am/ ham
/a/ /am/ jam
/a/ /am/ dam
/a/ /am/ ram
/a/ /ap/ cap
/a/ /ap/ map
/a/ /ap/ lap
/a/ /ap/ tap
Say and circle the rhyming words: Ask the students
to tell you what the three pictures in the “am” box are Have them say and circle the rhyming words Do the same thing for the pictures in the
“ap” box
Extra idea: Ask the students one or two questions about the images in the boxes
What color is the cap? Do they like ham? Teach the students how to answer the questions in full sentences (“It is blue.”) / (“Yes, I do.“/”No,
I don’t.”)
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Where are Sam and Randy?
Listen and repeat CD 1 21
Read and match
After You Read
Le Le
L arn to Read d Sentence
L e Le
Where is Randy Ram?
Look and see.
Sam is by the dam.
Sam taps by the dam.
Randy Ram is by the dam, too.
Randy Ram naps by the dam.
3 1
2
Read and match: Have the students look at the pictures What do they see? Ask the students to
read the sentences and then match them to the pictures Correct the answers together or have
the students work with a partner to check their work
Extra idea: Tape the cap/map fl ashcards together Do the same thing for the ram/lap and jam/ham
fl ashcards Put the pairs of fl ashcards on the board Ask a student to stand up Give them a foam
ball to throw at the board Have them make a sentence with whatever pair of fl ashcards the ball
hits closest to (“The cap is on the map.”)
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the passage on page 23 individually Use the WCPM Chart
on page 102 to assess their reading fl uency
Listen and repeat: Look
at the picture What do
the students see? What is
happening? Point at number
1 in the picture and say “The
map A ram is on the map.”
Have the students repeat
what you said Do the same
thing for numbers 2 and 3
and then play the CD and ask
the students to repeat what
they hear Ask the students
to find the extra phonics
words in the picture (tap/
A ram is on the cap
Extra idea: Ask the students
to read the three sentences
and stamp their feet when
they say the “am” and “ap”
is the bird?” / “How many trees do you see?”) Play the
CD and have the students follow the words with their finger while listening Read the story together and then play the chant After, have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask the students to answer the comprehension question
at the bottom of the page
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The ram is on the
Soun d Dictatio n
Listen and circle Then write CD 1 25
Write and draw your favorite words.
Jam is on the ram.
Trace and write your own sentence: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is
happening? Read the first sentence together Then ask the students to choose one of the short
vowel “a” words and write their own sentence
Extra idea: Have the students stand up and read the sentence they wrote out loud Give them the
word’s fl ashcard to hold up while they read their sentence
Phonics Dictionary: Ask the students to draw pictures of their favorite “am” and “ap” words Then have them tell you about the pictures Encourage them to speak in full sentences (“My favorite am/ap word is ”)
Listen and check Then
write: Use the fl ashcards
to review the short vowel “a”
words with the students Play
the CD and tell the students
to listen to the sentences and
check the picture it matches
Read the question together
and have them write the
answer in the blank
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CD 1
The ram is on the map
The ram is on the map
Where is the ram?
The ram is on the map
Quiz: Write “am” and “ap” on the board Ask the students what sound each makes Read the words at the top of the activity together Play the CD and have the students circle the pictures and write the words they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
of the words on the board Have other students write the words under the pictures
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In My Picnic Bag
15
am, ap
Short Vowel a
• Social Studies (Picnic)
• Fiction
2
Unit
Track 06 - 07
Phonics Show Readers: Read the story title to the students and ask them what they see in the
picture Play the CD and have the students listen and repeat what they hear Read each page and
have the students repeat the sentences Ask them to describe what they see on each page
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the story individually Use the WCPM Chart on page 70 to
assess their reading fl uency
Find the rhyming words and write the numbers
Read and circle.
2
Unit
k e b c a p z
1 ham 2 jam 3 cap
4 map 5 lap 6 ram
Find the words and circle Then match
Puzzle
, 3, 6, 7 , 4, 5, 8
I can say the WORDS /9
I can say the SENTENCES /3
Say and write Read and trace.
1.
2.
3.
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Outline for Two Lessons
lesson
lesson
lesson
lesson
• Unit 3: Short Vowel “e”
• Objectives:
- To recognize the short vowel “e” sound
- To learn words with the short vowel “e” sound
- To build confidence in reading and writing short vowel “e” words
• Duration of each lesson: 45 minutes
• Preparation: Student Book 2, Workbook 2, Readers 2, CDs, Flashcards from
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Unit
Trace and match Then say
Chant along: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is happening? Point to the
images and say each word and the short vowel sound with the students (“e, hen”) Play the CD and
do the chant Then have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask them to put the
stickers from the back of the student book on the picture
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CD 1 Here comes Word Chant! Here comes Word Chant!
/e/ hen(X2) /e/ men(X2) /e/ pen(X2)
/e/ ten(X2) /e/ pet(X2) /e/ wet(X2)
/e/ jet(X2) /e/ net(X2)
Extra idea: Put the Phonics Show fl ashcards on the board Write one of the words on the board, but
scramble the letters so that the word cannot be easily read Ask two students to guess what the
word is Tell them to say the short vowel “e” sound and word (“e, hen”) when making a guess
Trace and match Then say: Ask the students what sounds “e” and “n” make What sound do they make when blended together? Have the students trace the letters and then match them to the pictures Practice saying “e, en, hen” and “e, et, pet” together
Extra idea: Use the space under the letters and words to have the students practice writing the letters and words on their own
Warm up: Use the pictures
and words at the top of the
page to introduce the short
vowel “e” sound Have the
students say the short vowel
“e” sound and the pictures (“e,
hen” / “e, pet”)
Sing along: Say the lyrics
and have the students repeat
them When they are saying
the short vowel “e” sound
have them stamp their feet
Play the CD Encourage the
students to sing and stamp
their feet during the short
vowel “e” sound parts of the
song
Listen and repeat: Play the
CD and have the students repeat what they hear Say the short vowel sound for “e” and have the students repeat
it Point to “n” and ask the students what letter it is and what sound it makes
Tell the students to say the short vowel “e” sound and use their finger to practice writing a lowercase “e” in the air Then do the same thing for “n.” Practice saying the “en” sound together and write the letters in the air Then do the same thing for “hen.” Ask the students what other “en” words they know
Follow the same process for teaching the “et” sound
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CD 1
/a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u//e/ /n/ /en/ hen /e/ /t/ /et/ pet
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Learn
Listen and repeat CD 1 29
Listen and trace CD 1 30
Say and circle the rhyming words
Listen and circle Then write CD 1 31
1 /en/ ten ten 2 /et/ net net
3 /en/ hen hen 4 /et/ pet pet
Extra idea: Ask the students one or two questions about the images in the boxes What color is the hen? What number comes before 10? Teach the students how to answer the questions in full sentences (“It is white.”) / (“Nine comes before ten.”)
Listen and circle Then write: Write “en” and “et” on the board Ask the students what “en” and “et” words they know Play the CD Have the students circle and write the sounds they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
31
CD 1
1 /en/ pen 2 /et/ wet 3 /en/ men
4 /et/ net 5 /en/ hen 6 /et/ jet
Listen and repeat: Review
the short vowel “e” sound
Put the hen fl ashcard on
the board and write “hen.”
Draw a red and black arrow
underneath the word (like
there is on page 28) and
teach the students to follow
the arrow with their finger
as they listen and say the
word Play the CD and have
the students repeat the “en”
and “et” rhyming words while
following the arrows with
their finger Then have the
students say the “en” and “et”
rhyming words on their own
29
CD 1
/e/ /en/ hen /e/ /en/ men
/e/ /en/ pen /e/ /en/ ten
/e/ /et/ pet /e/ /et/ wet
/e/ /et/ jet /e/ /et/ net
Say and circle the rhyming words: Ask the students
to tell you what the three pictures in the “en” box are Have them say and circle the rhyming words Do the same thing for the pictures in the
“et” box
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What are on the pen?
Two m en are on the runway.
Listen and repeat CD 1 32
Read and match
After You Read
Le Le
L arn to Read d Sentence
L e Le
They will run
Two jets are on the runway
They will fly
Two hens are on the pen.
They will crow
Ready, set, go!
Oh, Oh! They are all wet!
Read and match: Have the students look at the pictures What do they see? Ask the students to
read the sentences and then match them to the pictures Correct the answers together or have
the students work with a partner to check their work
Extra idea: Write the three sentences on the board without the numbers at the beginning Ask a
student to roll two dice Tell the student to count what number is on the dice Have them choose
one of the sentences and use that number when reading it out loud
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the passage on page 31 individually Use the WCPM Chart
on page 102 to assess their reading fl uency
Listen and repeat: Look
at the picture What do
the students see? What is
happening? Point at number
1 in the picture and say “Two
men Two men are on the
runway.” Have the students
repeat what you said Do
the same thing for numbers
2 and 3 and then play the
CD and ask the students to
repeat what they hear Point
at the extra phonics word in
the picture (pets) and ask the
students to make a sentence
with the word
Two hens are on the runway
Extra idea: Ask the
students to read the three
sentences Time the students
CD and have the students follow the words with their finger while listening Read the story together and then play the chant After, have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask the students to answer the comprehension question
at the bottom of the page
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Listen and circle Then write CD 1 36
Write and draw your favorite words.
Two pets are on the track.
Two jets are on the track.
Trace and write your own sentence: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is
happening? Read the first sentence together Then ask the students to choose one of the short
vowel “e” words and write their own sentence
Extra idea: Have the students stand up and read the sentence they wrote out loud Give them the
word’s fl ashcard to hold up while they read their sentence
Phonics Dictionary: Ask the students to draw pictures of their favorite “en” and “et” words Then have them tell you about the pictures Encourage them to speak in full sentences (“My favorite en/et word is ”)
Listen and write the
missing letters: Use the
fl ashcards to review the
short vowel “e” words with
the students Play the CD
and have the students write
the missing letters they hear
in the boxes If the students
have any diff iculty writing
the missing letters, put
the fl ashcards for the four
words on the board Once
the students have finished
writing the missing letters,
tell them to use their answers
to complete the sentence
“Ten” rhymes with “pen.”
“Ten” rhymes with “pen.”
Quiz: Write “en” an “et” on the board Ask the students what sound each makes Read the words at the top of the activity together Play the CD and have the students circle the pictures and write the words they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
of the words on the board Have other students write the words under the pictures
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• Fiction
3
Unit
Track 08 - 09
Phonics Show Readers: Read the story title to the students and ask them what they see in the
picture Play the CD and have the students listen and repeat what they hear Read each page and
have the students repeat the sentences Ask them to describe what they see on each page
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the story individually Use the WCPM Chart on page 70 to
assess their reading fl uency
Match the rhyming words.
Find and circle the words.
Match
Match and read.
Read and circle.
3
Unit
I can say the WORDS /9
I can say the SENTENCES /3
Say and write Read and trace.
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Outline for Two Lessons
lesson
lesson
lesson
lesson
• Unit 4: Short Vowel “e”
• Objectives:
- To recognize the short vowel “e” sound
- To learn words with the short vowel “e” sound
- To build confidence in reading and writing short vowel “e” words
• Duration of each lesson: 45 minutes
• Preparation: Student Book 2, Workbook 2, Readers 2, CDs, Flashcards from
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Unit
Listen and repeat CD 1 39
Trace and match Then say
Chant along: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is happening? Point to the
images and say each word and the short vowel sound with the students (“e, bed”) Play the CD
and do the chant Then have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask them to
put the stickers from the back of the student book on the picture
38
CD 1 Here comes Word Chant! Here comes Word Chant!
/e/ bed(X2) /e/ red(X2) /e/ wed(X2)
/e/ Ted(X2) /e/ leg(X2) /e/ keg(X2)
/e/ beg(X2) /e/ egg(X2)
Extra idea: Put 3 or 4 Phonics Show fl ashcards on the board in random order Have two students
come up and write the words in alphabetical order Whoever puts them in correct order fi rst
and reads all the words out loud gets one point Swap in other words and have other students
Trace and match Then say: Ask the students what sounds “e” and “n” make What sound do they make when blended together? Have the students trace the letters and then match them to the pictures Practice saying “e, ed, bed” and “e, eg, leg” together
Extra idea: Use the space under the letters and words to have the students practice writing the letters and words on their own
Warm up: Use the pictures
and words at the top of the
page to introduce the short
vowel “e” sound Have the
students say the short vowel
“e” sounds and the pictures
(“e, bed” / “e, leg”)
Sing along: Say the lyrics
and have the students repeat
them When they are saying
the short vowel “e” sound
have them shake their arms
Play the CD Encourage the
students to sing and shake
their arms during the short
vowel “e” sound parts of the
song
Listen and repeat: Play the
CD and have the students repeat what they hear Say the short vowel sound for “e” and have the students repeat
it Point to “d” and ask the students what letter it is and what sound it makes
Tell the students to say the short vowel “e” sound and use their finger to practice writing a lowercase “e” in the air Then do the same thing for “d.” Practice saying the “ed” sound together and write the letters in the air Then do the same thing for “bed.” Ask the students what other “ed” words they know
Follow the same process for teaching the “eg” sound
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CD 1
/a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u//e/ /d/ /ed/ bed /e/ /g/ /eg/ leg
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Listen and repeat CD 1 40
Listen and check CD 1 41
Say and circle the rhyming words
Listen and circle Then write CD 1 42
Listen and check: Play the CD and have the students check the “ed” and “eg” sounds Then say to
the words together
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CD 1
1 /ed/ wed wed 2 /eg/ keg keg
3 /ed/ red red 4 /eg/ egg egg
Listen and circle Then write: Write “ed” and “eg” on the board Ask the students what “ed” and “eg” words they know Play the CD Have the students circle and write the sounds they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
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CD 1
1 /ed/ wed 2 /eg/ egg 3 /ed/ red
4 /eg/ keg 5 /ed/ Ted 6 /eg/ beg
Listen and repeat: Review
the short vowel “e” sound
Put the bed fl ashcard on
the board and write “bed.”
Draw a red and black arrow
underneath the word (like
there is on page 36) and
teach the students to follow
the arrow with their finger as
they listen and say the word
Play the CD and have the
students repeat the “ed” and
“eg” rhyming words while
following the arrows with
their finger Then have the
students say the “ed” and “eg”
rhyming words on their own
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CD 1
/e/ /ed/ bed /e/ /ed/ red
/e/ /ed/ wed /e/ /ed/ Ted
/e/ /eg/ leg /e/ /eg/ keg
/e/ /eg/ beg /e/ /eg/ egg
Say and circle the rhyming words: Ask the students
to tell you what the three pictures in the “ed” box are Have them say and circle the rhyming words Do the same thing for the pictures in the
“eg” box
Extra idea: Ask the students one or two questions about the images in the boxes
How many pillows are on the bed? Do you like to eat eggs? Teach the students how to answer the questions
in full sentences (“There are two pillows.”) / (“Yes, I do.“/
”No, I don’t.”)
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What are red? Circle two
I painted the b ed red.
Listen and repeat CD 1 43
Read and match
After You Read
Le Le
L arn to Read d Sentence
L e Le
2
Dad says, "R ed, red, red!"
Dad painted the bed red.
Dad painted the legs red
Ted says, "Yellow, yellow, yellow!"
Ted painted the eggs yellow
Ted painted the keg yellow
They like red and yellow.
Read and match: Have the students look at the pictures What do they see? Ask the students to
read the sentences and then match them to the pictures Correct the answers together or have
the students work with a partner to check their work
Extra idea: Put the bed/keg/egg/leg fl ashcards in an envelope Add some of the fl ashcards from
past units too (bat/pan/cap/pen/jet) Ask the students what their favorite color is Then have
them pull a fl ashcard out of the envelope and say, “I painted the (fl ashcard) (favorite color).”
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the passage on page 39 individually Use the WCPM Chart
on page 102 to assess their reading fl uency
Listen and repeat: Look
at the picture What do
the students see? What is
happening? Point at number
1 in the picture and say “The
bed I painted the bed red.”
Have the students repeat
what you said Do the same
thing for numbers 2 and 3
and then play the CD and ask
the students to repeat what
I painted the keg red
Extra idea: Ask the students
to read the three sentences
and clap their hands when
they say the “eg” and “ed”
words Have the students
read and clap at diff erent
pillow) and ask one or two questions about them (“How many pencils do you see?”/“What color is the pillow?”) Play the CD and have the students follow the words with their finger while listening Read the story together and then play the chant After, have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask the students to answer the comprehension question
at the bottom of the page
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.
What color is the egg?
The egg is
Soun d Dictatio n
Listen and circle Then write CD 1 47
Write and draw your favorite words.
I painted the egg red.
I painted the keg red.
Trace and write your own sentence: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is
happening? Read the first sentence together Then ask the students to choose one of the short
vowel “e” words and write their own sentence
Extra idea: Have the students stand up and read the sentence they wrote out loud Give them the
word’s fl ashcard to hold up while they read their sentence
Phonics Dictionary: Ask the students to draw pictures of their favorite “ed” and “eg” words Then have them tell you about the pictures Encourage them to speak in full sentences (“My favorite ed/eg word is ”)
Listen and check Then
write: Use the fl ashcards
to review the short vowel “e”
words with the students Play
the CD and tell the students
to listen to the sentences and
check the picture it matches
Read the question together
and have them write the
answer in the blank
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CD 1
I painted the egg red
I painted the egg red
What color is the egg?
The egg is red
Quiz: Write “ed” and “eg” on the board Ask the students what sound each makes Read the words at the top of the activity together Play the CD and have the students circle the pictures and write the words they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
of the words on the board Have other students write the words under the pictures
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• Fiction
4
Unit
Track 10 - 11
Phonics Show Readers: Read the story title to the students and ask them what they see in the
picture Play the CD and have the students listen and repeat what they hear Read each page and
have the students repeat the sentences Ask them to describe what they see on each page
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the story individually Use the WCPM Chart on page 70 to
assess their reading fl uency
Find the rhyming words and write the numbers
Find the words and circle Then match
Read and circle.
1 egg 2 red 3 keg
4 Ted 5 leg 6 wed
Match and read.
4
Unit
1, 4, 5, 7 2, 3, 6, 8
I can say the WORDS /9
I can say the SENTENCES /3
Say and write Read and trace.
1.
2.
3.
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Outline for Two Lessons
lesson
lesson
lesson
lesson
• Unit 5: Short Vowel “i”
• Objectives:
- To recognize the short vowel “i” sound
- To learn words with the short vowel “i” sound
- To build confidence in reading and writing short vowel “i” words
• Duration of each lesson: 45 minutes
• Preparation: Student Book 2, Workbook 2, Readers 2, CDs, Flashcards from
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Unit
Trace and match Then say
Chant along: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is happening? Point to the
images and say each word and the short vowel sound with the students (“i, pig”) Play the CD and
do the chant Then have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask them to put the
stickers from the back of the student book on the picture
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CD 1 Here comes Word Chant! Here comes Word Chant!
/i/ pig(X2) /i/ big(X2) /i/ fig(X2)
/i/ dig(X2) /i/ bin(X2) /i/ win(X2)
/i/ tin(X2) /i/ fin(X2)
Extra idea: Arrange all the students’ chairs in a circle with the seats facing out Tell the students
to walk around the circle of chairs and to sit down when they hear you say a short vowel “i” word
Start off by saying the phonics words from past units (short “a” and “e” words) and then say a short
vowel “i” word Take away a few chairs Any student that cannot find a chair to sit on when you
Trace and match Then say: Ask the students what sounds “i” and “g” make What sound do they make when blended together? Have the students trace the letters and then match them to the pictures Practice saying “i, ig, pig” and “i, in, bin” together
Extra idea: Use the space under the letters and words to have the students practice writing the letters and words on their own
Warm up: Use the pictures
and words at the top of the
page to introduce the short
vowel “i” sound Have the
students say the short vowel
“i” sounds and the pictures (“i,
pig” / “i, bin”)
Sing along: Say the lyrics
and have the students repeat
them When they are saying
the short vowel “i” sound
have them hop on one foot
Play the CD Encourage the
students to sing and hop on
one foot during the short
vowel “i” sound parts of the
song
Listen and repeat: Play the
CD and have the students repeat what they hear Say the short vowel sound for “i” and have the students repeat
it Point to “g” and ask the students what letter it is and what sound it makes
Tell the students to say the short vowel “i” sound and use their finger to practice writing a lowercase “i” in the air Then do the same thing for “g.” Practice saying the
“ig” sound together and write the letters in the air Then do the same thing for “pig.” Ask the students what other “ig” words they know
Follow the same process for teaching the “in” sound
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CD 1
/a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u//i/ /g/ /ig/ pig /i/ /n/ /in/ bin
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Listen and repeat CD 1 51
Listen and trace CD 1 52
Say and circle the rhyming words
Listen and circle Then write CD 1 53
Listen & Writetet
big g fig g dig g
bin n win tin fin
1 /ig/ dig dig 2 /in/ tin tin
3 /ig/ pig pig 4 /in/ fin fin
Listen and circle Then write: Write “ig” and “in” on the board Ask the students what “ig” and “in” words they know Play the CD Have the students circle and write the sounds they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
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CD 1
1 /in/ win 2 /ig/ dig 3 /in/ tin
4 /ig/ fig 5 /in/ bin 6 /ig/ pig
Listen and repeat: Review
the short vowel “i” sound
Put the can fl ashcard on
the board and write “pig.”
Draw a red and black arrow
underneath the word (like
there is on page 44) and
teach the students to follow
the arrow with their finger
as they listen and say the
word Play the CD and have
the students repeat the “ig”
and “in” rhyming words while
following the arrows with
their finger Then have the
students say the “ig” and “in”
rhyming words on their own
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CD 1
/i/ /ig/ pig /i/ /ig/ big
/i/ /ig/ fig /i/ /ig/ dig
/i/ /in/ bin /i/ /in/ win
/i/ /in/ tin /i/ /in/ fin
Say and circle the rhyming words: Ask the students
to tell you what the three pictures in the “ig” box are Have them say and circle which of the pictures are the rhyming words Do the same thing for the pictures in the
“in” box
Extra idea: Ask the students one or two questions about the images in the boxes
Have you ever tried a fig? What color is the bin?
Teach the students how to answer the questions in full sentences (“Yes, I have.“/”No,
I haven’t.”) / (“It is green.”)
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What does the tin man have?
Listen and repeat CD 1 54
Read and match
After You Read
Le Le
L arn to Read d Sentence
L e Le
Oh, there is a big fig!
There is a tin man.
It's digging.
Oh, there is a cookie bin!
The cookie bin is bigger
The tin man wins!
Read and match: Have the students look at the pictures on the right side of the page What do
they see? What are the characters doing? Ask the students to read the sentences and then match
them to the pictures Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to
check their work
Extra idea: Scatter noun fl ashcards from this unit and past units around the classroom Have two
students stand at the front of the classroom Tell them, “There is a (fl ashcard).” The first student to
bring you the fl ashcard you asked for is the winner Have both the students (the winner and the
loser) choose another fl ashcard for the next two students to find
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the passage on page 47 individually Use the WCPM Chart
on page 102 to assess their reading fl uency
Listen and repeat: Look
at the picture What do
the students see? What is
happening? Point at number
1 in the picture and say “A
pig There is a pig.” Have
the students repeat what
you said Do the same thing
for numbers 2 and 3 and
then play the CD and ask
the students to repeat what
they hear Point at the extra
phonics word in the picture
(tin) and ask the students to
make a sentence with the
Extra idea: Ask the students
to read the three sentences
and stamp their feet when
they say the “at” and “an”
is the dirt?”/”What is the scarecrow wearing?”) Play the CD and have the students follow the words with their finger while listening Read the story together and then play the chant After, have the students do the chant individually or as a group Ask the students to answer the comprehension question
at the bottom of the page
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Listen and circle Then write CD 1 58
Write and draw your favorite words.
There is a big bin.
Trace and write your own sentence: Look at the picture What do the students see? What is
happening? Read the first sentence together Then ask the students to choose one of the short
vowel “i” words and write their own sentence
Extra idea: Have the students stand up and read the sentence they wrote out loud Give them the
word’s fl ashcard to hold up while they read their sentence
Phonics Dictionary: Ask the students to draw pictures of their favorite “ig” and “in” words Then have them tell you about the pictures Encourage them to speak in full sentences (“My favorite ig/in word is ”)
Listen and write the
missing letters: Use the
fl ashcards to review the
short vowel “i” words with
the students Play the CD
and have the students write
the missing letters they hear
in the boxes If the students
have any diff iculty writing
the missing letters, put
the fl ashcards for the four
words on the board Once
the students have finished
writing the missing letters,
tell them to use their answers
to complete the sentence
“Big” rhymes with “fig.”
“Big” rhymes with “fig.”
Quiz: Write “ig” and “in” on the board Ask the students what sound each makes Read the words at the top of the activity together Play the CD and have the students circle the pictures and write the words they hear Correct the answers together or have the students work with a partner to check their work
of the words on the board Have other students write the words under the pictures
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• Fiction
5
Unit
Track 12 - 13
Phonics Show Readers: Read the story title to the students and ask them what they see in the
picture Play the CD and have the students listen and repeat what they hear Read each page
and have the students repeat the sentences Ask them to describe what they see on each page
Discuss the “Let’s Talk” question at the end of the story together
WCPM Chart: Have the students read the story individually Use the WCPM Chart on page 70 to
assess their reading fl uency
Match the rhyming words.
Find and circle the words.
Match
Match and read.
Read and circle.
5
Unit
I can say the WORDS /9
I can say the SENTENCES /3
Say and write Read and trace.