Unit 6: Achievements  Weekly Theme: Good Citizens Selection 3: Title:  An American Hero Flies Again Author:  Time for Kids
Genre: Nonfiction Article –  gives information about real people, places, or things. Comprehension Strategy: Analyze Text Structure Comprehension Skill: Chronological Order
Phonics: Decode Words with Final /ər/ Spelling Focus: sister, sailor, dollar, toaster, winter, doctor, later, dancer, mayor, writer, silver, cellar, trailer, December, author Review Words:  resell, prepay, unwrap Challenge Words:  circular, editor
Key Vocabulary: historical  –  having to do with the    past dispute  – a disagreement or  argument automatically  – done without    thought or control requirements  – things that are    necessary
Vocabulary Skills: Word Parts: Greek Roots   **Many English words have word parts that come from other languages, such as Greek. Examples:  tele  means “far away”   bio  means “life”   graph  means “write”
Word Work: Grammar Skills: Adverbs That Tell How An  adverb  describes an action verb. Adverbs can tell  where, when, or how  an action takes place. Some adverbs answer the question  How? Most end in  –ly. Example: Jim yelled loudly.

An American Hero Flies Again Focus Wall

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    Unit 6: Achievements Weekly Theme: Good Citizens Selection 3: Title: An American Hero Flies Again Author: Time for Kids
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    Genre: Nonfiction Article– gives information about real people, places, or things. Comprehension Strategy: Analyze Text Structure Comprehension Skill: Chronological Order
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    Phonics: Decode Wordswith Final /ər/ Spelling Focus: sister, sailor, dollar, toaster, winter, doctor, later, dancer, mayor, writer, silver, cellar, trailer, December, author Review Words: resell, prepay, unwrap Challenge Words: circular, editor
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    Key Vocabulary: historical – having to do with the past dispute – a disagreement or argument automatically – done without thought or control requirements – things that are necessary
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    Vocabulary Skills: WordParts: Greek Roots **Many English words have word parts that come from other languages, such as Greek. Examples: tele means “far away” bio means “life” graph means “write”
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    Word Work: GrammarSkills: Adverbs That Tell How An adverb describes an action verb. Adverbs can tell where, when, or how an action takes place. Some adverbs answer the question How? Most end in –ly. Example: Jim yelled loudly.