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Page 1: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

Who Works Here?

Author: Melissa Blackwell

Burke

Illustrator:Tim Spransy

Genre: Expository Nonfiction

Page 2: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

Who Works Here?Day 1

Page 3: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

Long i (CVCe)

made lakebike b i k ew i d e wide

r i p e ripel i k e like

t i m e timepr i z e prize

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Word Work

• d i m e dime• l i f e life• m i n e mine• k i t e kite• w i s e wise• m i c e mice• sh i n e shine• r i c e rice

Page 5: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

Word Reading - Long i

• smile• page• mice• hide• glide• sit• line• shine

• tile• wipe• trade• slice• drive• blame• sick

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Page 6: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

A Nice, Fine Neighborhood

Neighbors like to work together.

They watch out for everyone.

They pitch in to help each other

Until all the chores are done.

Neighbors like to play together.

They put out the welcome mat.

Children ride bikes on the sidewalk.

Grown-ups sit outside and chat.

When the busy day is over,

Happy neighbors feel so good.

They all smile at each other.

What a nice, fine neighborhood!

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Who Works Here?Day 2

Page 9: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

Digraphs wh, ch, tch

when wh e nchip ch i p

catch c a tchm u n chch a m pwh i chm a tchs u ch

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Word Work

ch o p chopwh a l e whalei t ch itchm u ch muchch i ck chickl u n ch lunch

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Word Reading

• chill• fetch• math• white• much• whale• check• catch

• pitch• while• which• such• chase• inch• shop

Page 12: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

PoemA Nice, Fine Neighborhood

Neighbors like to work together.

They watch out for everyone.

They pitch in to help each other

Until all the chores are done.

Neighbors like to play together.

They put out the welcome mat.

Children ride bikes on the sidewalk.

Grown-ups sit outside and chat.

When the busy day is over,

Happy neighbors feel so good.

They all smile at each other.

What a nice, fine neighborhood!

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Who Works Here?Day 3

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Long i and Digraphs

limewhichbatch

wh i t ech e ssm u chf e tch

wh a l ech a t

When you come to a new word look at all

the letters in the word and think about its

vowel sound.

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Vocabulary

•mail

•neighborhood

•busy

Page 17: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

High - Frequency Words

• out• they• live• to• work

• way• who• where• people• your

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The people who

work in a community help us in many ways. We’ll read a selection that tells about some workers and how they help a community.

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Amazing Words• citizen -

A citizen is a person who lives in a certain location. A community has many citizens.

• community - Your community is the town or city in which you

live.• law -

A law is a rule that tells people what they can and cannot do.

• leader - A leader is the head of a group.

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Amazing Words

• patrol – Patrol means to move around, watching or guarding.

• headquarters – Headquarters are places where business or city leaders work.

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Amazing WordsAmazing Words

• branch –

A branch is a smaller type of a larger bank, library, or office.

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Amazing Words

earn –

When you earn money, you are paid for work you do.

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Who Works Here?Day 4

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Word Reading• plane• horse• little• make• be• cage• sale• my• mice• old

• four• race• could• gem• fake• cents• three• paper• Dave• she

Page 25: Who Works Here? Author: Melissa Blackwell Burke Illustrator: Tim Spransy Genre: Expository Nonfiction.

Sentences to Read• Could Dave make a plane from old paper?

• She has four little mice in a cage.

• Where can my race horse be?

• That fake gem is on sale for three cents.

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people who live work out

_________ will __________ in the garden this weekend?

I want to go __________ in the yard to play ball.

Many ______________ live in a city.

Many people _____________ in your neighborhood.