Lesson 11 Day 5

Which animals do you especially like to draw or paint? Why?

Do you like animals with stripes or animals with spots? Which ones?

Which animals do you think are an interesting color?

Which animals do you think have an interesting shape?

I like to draw pictures of _____because_______. I like to paint pictures of _____because ______.

Daily Proofreading shelly’s teacher is ms Markson. Shelly’s teacher is Ms. Markson.

A dot, a blot,

a smidge, a smear,

And just a little squiggle here. . . A dab,

a dash, a splish,

a splat, That’s how Patrick paints a cat! Robin Bernard

Word Wall

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question

picture

bought draw

especially

sure

minute

Syllable Pattern CVVC

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inventnapkinmusic

trafficbottominventnapkin

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believebroughtearlyenoughimpossible

quiteunderstandboughtdrawespecially

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filthy – If something is very dirty, it is filthy. fellow – You use fellow to describe a person who

has something in common with you. executive – When someone is a boss in charge

of a business, that person is called an executive. beautifying – When you are making something

nicer or more beautiful than it was, you are beautifying it.

renowned – If you are renowned, you are famous for something.

kin – Your kin are all of your family members and relatives.

original – When something is original, it is the first of its kind.

adorn – When you adorn something, you decorate it and make it beautiful.

a person who has something in common with you.

fellow

you are famous for something.

renowned

when something is very dirty

filthy

it is the first of its kind

original

When someone is a boss in charge of a business

executive

When you are making something nicer than it was

beautifying

your family members and relatives

kin

When you adorn something, you decorate it and make it beautiful.

adorn

An abbreviation is a short way to write a word.

Most abbreviations end with a period. Abbreviations for proper nouns begin

with capital letters. Abbreviations are pronounced as if

they were written out.

A personal narrative tells a true story about something that happened in your life.

Use the words I, me, we, and us. Tell about your thoughts and

feelings. Use capital letters and periods in

abbreviated titles such as Mr. and Dr.