Week 20

Week 20

Make Way forDucklings

by Robert McCloskey

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Week 20

Monday

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When you have a list in a sentence, you separate the things in the list withcommas. For example, The ducklings’ names were Jack, Kack, Lack, Mack,Nack, Ouack, Pack, and Quack.

Put commas where they belong in these sentences.

Example: My favorite fruits are oranges, cherries, and mangos.

1. Some birds that swim areducks geese swans andpenguins.

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Monday cont.

2. She put broccoli peppers noodles and shrimp inthe stir fry.

3. At the zoo we saw elephants camels zebras andgiraffes.

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Week 20

TuesdayPut the commas where they belong. Underline any wordsthat should start with a capital letter.

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1. this year i have read about people named haroldpeter momo joseph and alexander.

2. ducklings are born in march april or may.

3. in this book the ducks see beaconhill the charles river and louisbergsquare.

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What this story is about:

Make Way for Ducklings

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Make Way for Ducklings

What I think of this story:

My favorite sentence:

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Sentence Puzzle

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Write number 1 on the puzzle piece which makes puzzle 1 read the same asin the book, a 2 on the piece for puzzle 2, and a 3 on the piece for puzzle 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Mallard

werelooking

for aplace

withcats.

There wasa nicepond

with a little island on it.

to eat

in thePublicGarden,

to eat

hamburgers.

When theygot to Boston

to f ly any further.

they felttoo

tired

theydecided

theybegan

to live.

2.

3.

in the sky

1.

Week 20

ThursdayWrite your own sentence that includes a list of at least threethings. Put commas between each item on the list.

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Example: I love to eat spaghetti, salad, and garlic bread.

Week 21

Week 21

Stellaluna

by Janell Cannon

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Week 21

MondayYou have learned to end a sentence with a period or an exclamation point.When a sentence asks a question, we end it with a question mark.

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Example: Who are you?

If the sentence asks a question, put a question mark at the end.If it does not, put a period at the end.

Example: Where is Stellaluna?

She is on the branch.

1. Who wrote this book

2. Janell Cannon wrote this book

3. Has she written other books

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Monday cont.

4. Yes, she has written five other books

5. Have you read her book about Verdi the snake

6. Do you like her other books

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Week 21

TuesdayThese sentences are from Stellaluna. Put a period, question mark, orexclamation point at the end of each one.

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1. Mother, where are you

2. What was that

3. You’re going to fall and break your necks

4. Her bat ways were quickly disappearing

5. Get back up here this instant

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Tuesday cont.

6. Stellaluna behaved as a good bird should

7. Why are you hanging upside down

8. I must rescue them

9. How can we be so different and feel so much alike

10. How can we feel so different and be so much alike

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What this story is about:

Stellaluna

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Stellaluna

What I think of this story:

My favorite sentence:

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Alphabet Page of Flying Things

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A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

Fill in a flying thing for each letter of the alphabet.

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Alphabet Page of Flying Things

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N

O

P

Q

R

S

U

V

Z

W

T

X

Y

N

O

P

Q

R

S

U

V

Z

W

M T

X

Y

Week 21

ThursdayWrite one sentence that ends in a question mark. Remember to use correctcapitals too.

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