The document provides a lesson on distance learning, including spelling and vocabulary exercises. Students are asked to correct sentences, determine the meaning of bold words using context clues, and write sentences using vocabulary words. Multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions are included to practice various language arts skills.

1. DISTANCE LEARNING
Week Lesson 2

2. Week 2
Write the word that is spelled correctly.
1. tooda toda today todey
2. bowl bowle boal boole
Correct these sentences.
3. me and marcos will ride the bus together
4. him don’t know anyone named james
Use context clues to determine the meaning of the bold word?
5. The door was ajar, and we felt a breeze from outside.

3. Week 2
Write the word that is spelled correctly.
1. tooda toda today todey
2. bowl bowle boal boole
Correct these sentences.
3. Marcos and I will ride the bus together.
4. He doesn’t know anyone named James.
Use context clues to determine the meaning of the bold word? (Understanding the meaning of the word
from reading the words around it.)
5. The door was ajar, and we felt a breeze from outside. open open slightly

4. List 16 Spelling
body
music
color
stand
sun
questions
fish
area
mark
dog
horse
birds
problem
complete
room
knew
since
ever
piece
told
https://www.slideshare.net/BehnkeNeadM/list-16-46045083

5.  robber
 locate
 leak
 plan
 allergy
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Code: HRLBP
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TO JOIN A
LESSON

6. robber locate leak plan allergy
1. My brother has an _____________ to cats. When he is around cats, he gets a runny nose and watery eyes.
2. I’m looking for a job. I need to ________ the nearest Job Center.
3. I need to call a plumber. I have to fix the _________ under my bathroom sink.
4. Next year, I’m going on a vacation to Canada. I need to ______ my trip.
5. A _________ took Julia’s purse when she left it in the car.
Write the sentences using the correct vocabulary word.

7. Journal
Writing Practice
Write three sentences about
what is the most difficult part
about staying home while we have
the stay-at-home order. Then
write two sentences about what
you enjoy doing while you are at
home.
Staying home is difficult
because……
The best part about being home
is………
EMAIL ME! This is great writing
practice. Don’t worry about your
spelling or grammar. I just like to
hear from you. 

8. Write common nouns below the line on the left
and write the common nouns under the line on
the right.
Common Noun Proper Noun
1. Maria is my sister.
2. Tom, Yin, and Ilse were born in the same year.
3. Elm Park is close to a lake.
4. The man took pictures of Rainbow Bridge.
5. The first president was George Washington.
6. St. Paul is a large city.
7. Lake Superior is near Duluth.
8. His family floated down the Apple River.

9. Write common nouns below the line on the left
and write the common nouns under the line on
the right.
Common Noun Proper Noun
1. Maria is my sister.
2. Tom, Yin, and Ilse were born in the same year.
3. Elm Park is close to a lake.
4. The man took pictures of Rainbow Bridge.
5. The first president was George Washington.
6. St. Paul is a large city.
7. Lake Superior is near large park.
8. His family floated down the Apple River.
sister
year
lake
man
pictures
president
city
park
family
Maria
Tom
Yin
Isle
Elm Park
Rainbow Bridge
George Washington
St. Paul
Lake Superior
Apple River
PRONOUNS:
My
his

10. READ:
Baby frogs grow from eggs. How? The mother frog
lays her eggs in a pond. The dark center of each egg grows
a tail. The eggs have no shells, so the young frog soon
starts to wiggle around. The baby frog looks like a fish. It
swims with its tail and eats tiny water plants. Later it grows
four legs and loses its tail. It learns to live both on land and
in water.
Read 3 times.
What words are used more than once?
If you could use words to tell about
the reading what words would it be? ________

11. READ:
Baby frogs grow from eggs. How? The mother frog
lays her eggs in a pond. The dark center of each egg grows
a tail. The eggs have no shells, so the young frog soon
starts to wiggle around. The baby frog looks like a fish. It
swims with its tail and eats tiny water plants. Later it grows
four legs and loses its tail. It learns to live both on land and
in water.
The story tells mainly tells
1) how frogs grow from eggs
2) why eggs have dark center
3) what eats tiny water plants

12. READ:
Baby frogs grow from eggs. How? The mother frog
lays her eggs in a pond. The dark center of each egg grows
a tail. The eggs have no shells, so the young frog soon
starts to wiggle around. The baby frog looks like a fish. It
swims with its tail and eats tiny water plants. Later it grows
four legs and loses its tail. It learns to live both on land and
in water.
The story tells mainly tells
1) how frogs grow from eggs
2) why eggs have dark center
3) what eats tiny water plants

13. A homonym is a word that
sounds the same but has a
different meaning and is
spelled differently.
Is a teddy a bare or a bear?