The document provides learning objectives and content about a short poem called "Time to Rise". It analyzes the poem's speaker, events, and word details. It then defines syllables and provides single, two, and three+ syllable word examples. The document aims to familiarize students with analyzing a poem and understanding syllables.

3. LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
• Use/respond appropriate to leave-takings.
• Listen and understand a short poem.
• Familiarize with the syllables.

4. TIME TO RISE
A birdie with a yellow bill
Hopped upon my windowsill,
Cocked his shinning eye and said:
“Ain’t you shamed, you sleepyhead!”

5. Answer the following questions about the poem.
1. Who do you think is the speaker of the poem?
• The birdie is the speaker of the poem.
2. What happened upon the windowsill?
• A birdie with a yellow bill hopped upon the windowsill.
3. What is the color of the bill?
• The color of the bill is yellow.
4. What did it say to the speaker?
• “Ain’t you ‘shamed, you sleepyhead!” is what the
birdie said to the speaker.

6. SYLLABLES
is a word or part of a word that is
said in a single sound.
Some words have only ONE syllable.
Examples: walk talk smile bat

7. SYLLABLES
Other words have TWO syllables.
Example: rainbow - rain + bow
butter - but + ter
sister - sis + ter

8. SYLLABLES
Other words have THREE syllables
or more
Example:
remember - re + mem + ber
grocery - gro + ce+ ry
Auditorium - au + di + to + ri + um

9. THAT’S ALL FOR TODAY CLASS!
See you around! Take care 