Henry and Mudge and Mrs. Hoppers House Henry and Mudge and Mrs. Hoppers House Big Question: What...

Henry and Mudge and Henry and Mudge and Mrs. Hopper’s HouseMrs. Hopper’s House

Big Question: What treasures can share with neighbors?

Author:

Cynthia RylantGenre:

Realistic Fiction

SMALL GROUPSMALL GROUP

TimerTimer

BIG QUESTIONWHAT TREASURES CAN WE SHARE WHAT TREASURES CAN WE SHARE

WITH NEIGHBORS?WITH NEIGHBORS?

DAY 1DAY 2DAY 3DAY 4DAY 5

Henry and MudgeHenry and MudgeDay 1Day 1

Daily Fix-itDaily Fix-it

1. The dogs was playfull.

2. We quicklee put our back packs away.

Unit 4 Henry and Mudge - Day 1


1. The dogs was playfull.The dogs were playful.

2. We quicklee put our back packs away.We quickly put our backpacks away.


Morning Warm-upMorning Warm-up

My neighbor made me a picture. Remember neighbors can be good friends. Who thought to do something nice for a neighbor today? What treasures can we share with our neighbors?


Oral Vocabulary

•welcome•resident•discover•dwell


Amazing WordsAmazing Words• discover -

When you discover something, you find it for the first time.

• dwell - Dwell mean “to live in.”

• resident - A resident is a person who lives in a certain place.

• welcome - When you welcome others, you let them know you are glad to see them.


Suffixes -ly, -fulquicker quickest

quickly hopefulquick ly hope ful

Suffix -ly means “in a ______ way.”Suffix -ful means “full of ______.”


Blend WordsBlend Words

• softly soft ly

• harmful harm ful

• badly bad ly

• colorful color ful

• hopefully hope ful ly

• softly soft ly

• harmful harm ful

• badly bad ly

• colorful color ful

• hopefully hope ful ly

• bright ly

• neat ly

• com plete ly

• grate ful

• de light ful

• peace ful ly

• pain ful

Build WordsBuild Words

- lysad sadlytight tightlyclean cleanlyhappy

happilyshy shyly

- lysad sadlytight tightlyclean cleanlyhappy

happilyshy shyly

- fulfright frightfulplay playfulhurt hurtfulcare carefulhelp helpful


- fulfright frightfulplay playfulhurt hurtfulcare carefulhelp helpful


Word Reading

• safely• peaceful• boasting• wildly• boastful• thankful• friendly• faithful

• bravely• suddenly• grateful• studies• perfectly• playful• helped


1. Reading WB page 1132. Spelling WB page 933. Journal - Write about a friend who

is not your age. Tell what you do together.

4. AR test5. Centers


Daily Journal WritingDaily Journal WritingDay 1Day 1

Write about a friend who is not your

age.


1. The party was onederful?

2. I will gladlee share mine pie with you.



1. The party was onederful?The party was wonderful.

2. I will gladlee share mine pie with you.I will gladly share my pie with

you.


Morning Warm-upMorning Warm-up

Today we will read about the residents who dwell next door to Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge. We will discover what they think a memory is. What do you think a memory is?


Amazing Words

• admire - If you admire someone, you think a lot of them.

• admire - If you admire someone, you think a lot of them.

juice new blue

foodf oo d

z oo zoo f oo l fool m oo d mood bl oo m bloom r oo st roost


Word WorkWord Work

Blend words :t oo

l oo psp oo np oo lr oo mb oo t

Blend words :t oo

l oo psp oo np oo lr oo mb oo t

smooth

Word Families

noon n oon - oot - oom - oop boot zoom hoop root broom scoop scoot gloom swoop


Word Reading

• zoom• suit• duke• droop• boost• cruise• loop• suitcase

• juice• school• gloomy• ooze• crude• proof• rule


Adjectives

1. Reading WB page 114, 115, 1162. Spelling WB page 943. Journal - Write about a house you

like to visit. Tell why.4. AR test5. Centers



Write about a house you like to visit.


5. He was carful to walk slowly on the ice

6. The playfull puppy played nicely?



5. He was carful to walk slowly on the iceHe was careful to walk slowly on

the ice.

6. The playfull puppy played nicely?The playful puppy played nicely.


Morning Warm-upMorning Warm-up Today we will read about Henry and

Mudge. They have a wonderful time with their neighbor Mrs. Hopper. Do you have a friendly neighbor you like to spend time with?


Amazing Words

• sadness - Sadness is a

feeling of unhappiness.


sharplyplayful stool

When you come to a new word, look at all the letters in the word and think about its vowel sounds and its word parts.

mainly hoot restful graceful moo


Wonderful Neighbors

My neighbors are my friends.

I see them every day.

We gladly walk to school and back.

Each afternoon we play.

We play games in my room

Or splash out in their pool.

They’re always kind and cheerful,

And they think I’m really cool.

Build Words

base word -ful -ly

spoon

help

cool

care

soft


Henry and Mudge are characters in the story we are about to read. We’ll find out what happens when their neighbor, Mrs. Hopper, lets them play in a very special room of costumes in her house.

Vocabulary

• Valentine’s Day• heart• tuxedo• shiny• gargoyle• waltz

High - Frequency Words

told were because surprised across ever only

very shoes about dance took opened how


1. Reading WB page 117

2. Spelling WB page 95

3. Journal - Write about a special treasure that you have that you’d like to share with a neighbor.

4. AR test

5. Centers


Antonyms

• tall• full• wonderful• big• good

• short• empty• horrible• small• bad


Word Choice

• Mrs. Hopper lived across the street in a house with trees and windows and a door.

They found ___________ capes.

Mudge wore a ____________ wig.

Mrs. Hopper’s hat had a ___________ feather.



Write about a special treasure you have

that you’d like to share with a neighbor.


7. Mrs Hopper made tea for mudge.

8. The cut was painfull?



7. Mrs Hopper made tea for mudge.Mrs. Hopper made tea for

Mudge.

8. The cut was painfull?The cut was painful.


Morning Warm-up

Today we will read about books, shells, and rainbows - wonderful treasures to share. What treasures would you gladly share?


Amazing Words

• substantial - If something is substantial, there is a lot of it.

• tremendous - Tremendous means “very big or large.”


High - Frequency Words High - Frequency Words

__________ Names an item for your feet.

__________ Tells the reason something happened.

__________ Rhymes with lonely.

__________ Means the opposite of closed.

__________ The band marched _____ the field.

__________ Rhymes with gold.

__________ Means “to move your body to music.”

only opened told dance

across because

Review Phonics

sunlight sun + lightnew true fruit

juice bluebird threw glue flewgrapefruit suitcase newspaper true

ew ue ui


Word ReadingWord Reading

thought that picture hung desk above does visit our found

each stood surprised when blue suitcase remember new green toothbrush


Read Words in Context

Read Words in Context

1. I remember that the picture you found hung above the desk in your room.

2. Does your mom visit our school each day at noon?

3. I stood right up when the man with the blue suitcase surprised me.

4. I really thought I had packed my new green toothbrush.


1. Reading WB page 118, 1192. Spelling WB page 963. Journal - Write about a good

neighbor.4. AR test5. Centers


Unit 4 Henry and MudgeDay 4


Write about a good neighbor.


9. We wasn’t very usful to her.

10. She played nicelee with her brother?



9. We wasn’t very usful to her.We weren’t very useful to her.

10. She played nicelee with her brother?

She played nicely with her brother.


Morning Warm-up

This week we read about some friendly neighbors. They shared good times, good memories, and special treats. How would you welcome a new person into your neighborhood?


Suffixes and Vowels in moon

o Ken tugs slowly on his loose tooth.o The goose flew to the pool at the

zoo.o I am grateful for this wonderful

food.o The pooch snoozed quietly in my

lap.


High - Frequency Words

only because opened shoes told dance across

I kicked off my _____________And began to _____________.I hopped _____________ the floor.I ____________ danced a while______________ I had to do a chore.I had to walk the puppy,So I ___________ the door.I ____________ myself when we came backThat I could dance some more.


1. Handwriting sheet2. Reading WB page 1203. Journal - Draw a picture of yourself

dressed in a costume. Write about it.

4. AR test5. Centers



Draw a picture of yourself in a

costume.

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