Language

Students will be able to identify and use different punctuation marks: period, question mark and exclamation point.

Students will identify and use prepositions to add details to sentences.

Students will learn to formulate the parts of a properly written thank you note. They will learn about tone in writing and how it is perceived by the recipient.

Students will understand that suffixes are word parts added to base words to change their meaning. They will look at how adding a suffix to a root word can change the spelling of the root word.

4 different activities about spring related words.

Students will be able to identify and distinguish story elements in fictional stories.

Introduce the letter E. Students will use visual and auditory skills to recognize this letter in various interactive and engaging activities on your smartboard. You can customize and adjust the level of difficulty of the activities in this lesson plan.

Introduce the letter F. Students will use visual and auditory skills to recognize this letter in various interactive and engaging activities on your smartboard. You can customize and adjust the level of difficulty of the activities in this lesson plan.

Students can construct their own story pyramid graphic organizer.

Use conjunctions (e.g., either/or, neither/nor)

Students learn to replace lower case letters by uppercase letters in sentences.

Identify simple, compound and complex sentences.

Practice singular and plural verbs in the past, present and future tense.

Understand the meaning of inferences, and how to use context clues and prior knowledge to make reasonable inferences.

Students will understand the meaning of inferences, and make reasonable inferences based upon the available evidence.

Students will identify and create words with short vowel word families.