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Join the adventure in the garden as we discover who lives and helps it grow! This engaging rhyming story explores the different elements of a garden and the role each creature plays. Through shared reading, vocabulary building, and phonics practice, children will expand their language skills while deepening their understanding of plant life. Don't miss this captivating journey into the garden!
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Big Question: Who lives in the garden? Author: Mary Ann Hoberman Genre: Rhyming Story
Big Question: Who lives in the garden? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Review
Today we will learn: • Build Background • Amazing Words • Shared Reading: Whose Garden Is It? • Vocabulary Words • Reteach /i/ • High-Frequency Words • Decodable Reader 11: Tip and Cap • Grammar: Adjectives • Shared Writing • Journal Writing • Science: Plant Life • Oral Vocabulary: Word Garden
Who’s In the Garden? Who’s in the garden, who’s in the garden? What makes it grow, what makes it grow? The gardener plants and tends it, the gardener plants and tends it, Helping the garden grow, helping the garden grow. Who’s in the garden, who’s in the garden? What makes it grow, what makes it grow? The worm works in the soil, the worm works in the soil, Helping the garden grow, helping the garden grow.
Who’s in the garden, who’s in the garden? What makes it grow, what makes it grow? Seeds grow in the soil, seeds grow in the soil, Helping the garden grow, helping the garden grow. Who’s in the garden, who’s in the garden? What makes it grow, what makes it grow? A flower blossoms in the sunlight, a flower blossoms in the sunlight, Helping the garden grow, helping the garden grow.
Who’s in the garden, who’s in the garden? What makes it grow, what makes it grow? Bees pollinate the flowers, bees pollinate the flowers, Helping the garden grow, helping the garden grow.
Blend Sounds • pi t
Blending Practice • T i p • c a t • P a t • s i t • i t
High Frequency Words Review • he • for • is • a • we • my
i ride in a red wagon • I ride in a red wagon.
Grammar • Adjectives describe people, animals, places, and things. • These can be color words, size words, words for opposites, or other describing words.
Let’s Write! • I pull the red wagon.
Tomorrow we will read about this beautiful garden again. • Oral Language • Comprehension • Grammar
Today we will learn: • Build Background • Amazing Words • Shared Reading: Whose Garden Is It? • Vocabulary Words • Practice /i/ • High-Frequency Words • Phonics Story: Sam, Sit! • Grammar: Adjectives • Shared Writing • Journal Writing • Science: Growing Plants • Comprehension: Realism and Fantasy
Who’s In the Garden? Who’s in the garden, who’s in the garden? What makes it grow, what makes it grow? The gardener plants and tends it, the gardener plants and tends it, Helping the garden grow, helping the garden grow. Who’s in the garden, who’s in the garden? What makes it grow, what makes it grow? The worm works in the soil, the worm works in the soil, Helping the garden grow, helping the garden grow.