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1 The Tiny Seed
2 W26Xhf W26Xhf W26Xhf 1 Introduce the Book Teacher s Tip V4@0Y?heWhat do you know about the plants? Can you name some plants that you know of? Where do plants start? What do the plants need to grow? Plants grow and change. How do plants grow? V4@0Y?heA V4@0Y?hePlants start V4@0Y?hePlants need V4@0Y?hePlants grow is a plant. as a little. and change. First, the seed sprouts. Next, the plant grows big. Then, the plant has a flower. Last, the plant has a seed. to grow. a tiny rock. five cards. One is red and the others are yellow. smarter than Tom. V40YhfI have V40YhfTom has V40YhfHarry is Teacher s Tip (tiny, others, than, drifts) V4@0Y?heLet s learn this word. Can you read this word? Drift. Drift means to slide or float. What can be drifting in the sky? A kite can be drifting in the sky. A cloud can be drifting in the sky. What can be drifting on water?
3 2 Language Art V4@0Y?heHere are two letters u and r. They make the / Listen! b V4@0Y?heur V4@0Y?hen. burn. Let s read these words together. / sound in the words. turn purse burst turtle purple church curl hurl V4@0Y?heI go to every Sunday. (church) V4@0Y?heMy cats V4@0Y?heThe fireworks V4@0Y?heNow it V4@0Y?heMy mom V4@0Y?heTwo men up when they take a nap. (curl) is my favorite color. (purple) into the sky. (burst) is your to read. (turn) puts some coins in her. (purse) the stones to the big bear. (hurl)
4 2 Language Art Teacher s Tip (drowns) V4@0Y?he One seed falls into the water and drowns. You can re-read the sentence and use other words to find the meaning of drowns. One seed falls into water, then what will happen? Right, it will go down into water and it will die. In other words, it will drown. So drown means to go down into water and die. V4@0Y?heIf you cannot swim, you will drown. V4@0Y?heAfter their V4@0Y?heThen a V4@0Y?heThe seeds long trip, the seeds settle down. (stay) shadow looms over them. (comes out) grow so round and full, they start to burst open. (pop)
5 3 Comprehension was the beginning of this story? A strong wind makes the seeds blow and carry them far away. V4@0Y?heWhat happened to the one seed that flew higher than the others? The sun s rays burn it up. V4@0Y?heWhy is a tall and icy mountain not good for the seeds? Because the ice never melts and the seeds cannot grow. V4@0Y?heWhere do the seeds fly after the tall and icy mountain? They fly over the ocean. V4@0Y?heWhat happened to the one seed when they flew over the ocean? It fell into the water and drown. V4@0Y?heWhere do V4@0Y?heOk, let the seeds settle down at the end? On the ground. me check where the tiny seed passed by. It went under the sun, the tall and icy mountain, over the ocean, and on the ground. V4@0Y?heWhat are the dangers that the seeds can find on the ground? Birds or mice could eat them. V4@0Y?heWhat happens to the seeds when spring comes? The seeds burst open. V4@0Y?heWhy does a little plant die next to a big plant? Because the big plant takes all the sunlight and the rain away. V4@0Y?heWhat are more dangers to the plants when they are growing? People could step and pick the plants. V4@0Y?heWhat happened to the tiny seed after all? It was alive and became a giant flower. V4@0Y?heWhat will happen next? It will make more seeds to make new flowers. V4@0Y?heLet s think about the story again. How did the tiny seed travel? First, what makes the seeds blow and travel? Next, where do the seeds travel? Then, where do the seeds settle down? Last, what happens to the tiny seed at the end?
6 Activity 1 Complete the words and circle the picture with ur. p se p k f k g den c n ch ch b n t nip h n
7 Activity 2 Complete the sentences and place them into the summary chart. First, the strong wind blows. Next, they pass a tall and icy mountain, a deep ocean, and a hot, dry desert. Then, the seeds finally settle down on the ground. Last, the seeds burst open when spring comes but most plants couldn t be alive. Some seeds die when they each place. But they are still not from the animals like birds or mice. The tiny seed is alive and to a giant flower. The tiny seed go up in the air and with the other seeds.
8 Activity 3 Draw and write about your favorite flower. A is my favorite flower. It is and. The petals are. The stem is. It smells. I can see it.
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