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Theme 5: Discoveries Weekly Theme: In the Garden Selection 4: Title: The Ugly Vegetables Author: Grace Lin

Theme 5: Discoveries Weekly Theme: In the Garden Selection 4: Title: The Ugly Vegetables Author: Grace Lin . Genre: Realistic Fiction – a made up story that could happen in real life Comprehension Strategy: Summarize Comprehension Skill: Retell Events in Order. Phonics:

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Theme 5: Discoveries Weekly Theme: In the Garden Selection 4: Title: The Ugly Vegetables Author: Grace Lin

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  1. Theme 5: DiscoveriesWeekly Theme: In the GardenSelection 4:Title: The Ugly VegetablesAuthor: Grace Lin

  2. Genre: Realistic Fiction – a made up story that could happen in real life Comprehension Strategy: Summarize Comprehension Skill: Retell Events in Order

  3. Phonics: Silent Letters Spelling Focus: Silent Letters knee knife knot gnaw sign wrist wren thumb lamb debt HF Words: certain, field, hundred

  4. Key Vocabulary: blooming–flowering, growing prickly – covered with sharp points or thorns muscles– tissues that move parts of the body aroma – a pleasant smell scent– a nice smell trade – an exchange of one thing for another

  5. Vocabulary Skills: Homophones **Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and are spelled differently.**

  6. Grammar Skills: Subject Verb Agreement If the pronouns he, she, and it are in the subject part of a sentence, add –s to most verbs to from the present tense. She weeds the garden.

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