The document provides a daily lesson plan for students including a question of the day, daily proofreading activity, high frequency words, phonograms, spelling words, and vocabulary words with examples. The vocabulary words covered are brisk, strutted, gobbled, paced, request, negotiate, compromise, and improve. Examples are given for how each word could be used in a sentence.

1. Story Town Lesson 9 Day 3 Click, Clack,Moo

2. Question of the Day What things do you like to do over and over again? Tell why. What games do you like to play again and again? Why? What foods could you eat several times a day? Why? What words do you like to say again and again? Why? I like to ____ over and over again because______. Daily Proofreading The cowes typed notes for Farmer brown. The cows typed notes for Farmer Brown.

3. The gentle cow is good and kind. All day she chews with quiet mind. She eats and eats the green, green grass, And thin I drink it in a glass. Mary Morris Duane

4. High Frequency Words Word Wall enough understand believe brought quite impossible early

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6. Phonograms - oach - oad - oam - oast r r r roam roach road r roast r row - ow

7. Spelling Words boat snow coat grow float own low load soak bowl yellow snowflake sailboat carload window ow snow grow own low bowl yellow snowflake window oa boat coat float load soak sailboat carload

8. High – Frequency Words believe brought early enough impossible quite understand

9. High – Frequency Words brought early understand quite believe enough impossible

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11. Build Robust Vocabulary brisk – When you walk in a quick and lively way, you have a brisk walk. strutted – If you strutted across a room, you walked like you were the most important person in the world. gobbled – If you gobbled up your dinner, you quickly gulped your food. paced – If someone walked back and forth in small area, he or she paced.

12. Build Robust Vocabulary request – When you request something, you ask for it. negotiate – When you negotiate, you talk, and offer to give up one thing in exchange for another, in hopes of reaching an agreement. compromise – When each side in an argument gives up part of what it wants, the sides have made a compromise. improve – When you make something better, you improve it.

13. Build Robust Vocabulary brisk When are times that you might take a brisk walk? Tell about a time when you couldn’t keep up with a friend’s brisk way of walking. What animals have a brisk step? strutted If a rooster strutted into your classroom, what would you do? When would an actor have strutted across a stage? gobbled Tell about a favorite snack that you have gobbled down. If you gobbled your food at every meal, what might happen to you? What would you do if a family pet gobbled up your dinner?

14. Build Robust Vocabulary paced Tell about a time when you or someone you know paced. Why might an animal pace? How would you probably be feeling if you were pacing? request What would you say to request a special dish for dinner? What is the opposite of a request? What flavor juice would you request at snack time? negotiate What would you say if you wanted to negotiate with a parent to stay up later? What word or words mean the same thing as negotiate? If you see a skunk on your path, is it better to negotiate or to run?

15. Build Robust Vocabulary compromise Is a compromise possible with just one person? Why or why not? What compromise would you make to have a longer recess? What is the opposite of a compromise? improve What would you like to improve about our school? What word or words mean the same thing as improve? If you could improve one thing about your favorite toy, what would it be?