Day 1

Four Feet, Two Sandals

I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

filth“She picked her way to the stream, careful to keep her sandal out of the filth.”

An excessive amount of dirt

filthSynonym: mud

Thumbs up, Thumbs down

resettled“Mama went to meetings about being resettled.”

resettledGetting used to a new place againSynonym: move

What would be an example of getting resettled?Moving to a new house

Going to your grandma’s for the day

Getting a new teacher

Going outside to play

Going to a friends house to play

Eating cookies

crept“When they did not have work to do, Lina and Feroza crept up to the windows….”

crept

to move slowly with care or fearSynonym: sneak

filthresettled

crept

Who can use all 3 words in a sentence?

filthresettledcrept

Draw a picture or write a sentence to show you know what these words mean.

I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

Day 2

I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

Tell your partner about a new word you learned yesterday.

Word Association

• Which word goes with moving to a new place?

• Which word is a synonym for sneak?

• Which word goes with being dirty?

filth

resettled

creept

I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

Day 3

I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

Tell your partner what a turtle or snail might do.

Describe a time when…

o you saw someone/something that crept

o you had to resettle

o you might see filth

I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

Day 4

I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

Tell your partner what all of these pictures have in common.

Tell your partner what all of these pictures have in common.

Turn and Talk

• Tell your partner about a time you had to get resettled.

I can determine the meaning of unknown words.