Planner
THIS WEEK STUDENTS WILL READ
Student Edition 564–575
Leveled Readers
Student Edition 578–581
THIS WEEK
STUDENTS WILL LEARN
Comprehension Skill Sequence
Comprehension Strategy Story Structure
Vocabulary Strategy Context Clues

10 minutes
- Speaking
- Listening
- Viewing
Oral Language
Build Concept Vocabulary
Read Aloud
Oral Language
Build Concept Vocabulary
Oral Language
Build Concept Vocabulary
Reader Response
Retelling
Oral Language
Technology Tools
Oral Language
Build Concept Vocabulary
Informational Speech
Listen to a Speech

15 minutes
Word Work
Word Study/Spelling, 581i
Greek Word Parts
Pretest
Word Work
Word Study/Spelling, 581i
Think and Practice
Word Work
Word Study/Spelling, 581j
Connect to Writing
Word Work
Word Study/Spelling, 581j
Review
Word Work
Word Study/Spelling, 581j
Posttest

45 minutes
- Comprehension
- Vocabulary
- Fluency
- Cross-Curricular Connections
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
How did an adventure by two famous women break tradition?
Social Studies/Theme
Sequence 
Story Structure
Skill/Strategy Lesson
Introduce Lesson Vocabulary 
Model Tone of Voice
SOCIAL STUDIES Women at Work Concept Web
Leveled Readers,
LR19–27 Self-Selected Reading,
TR38–39
QUESTION OF THE DAY
How are Amelia Earhart and Eleanor Roosevelt different from most other women of their time?
Social Studies/Compare and Contrast
Sequence 
Story Structure
Draw
Conclusions
Amelia and Eleanor
Context Clues 
Practice Lesson Vocabulary 
Choral Reading
Leveled Readers,
LR19–27 Self-Selected Reading,
TR38–39
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Why do you think Amelia Earhart and Eleanor Roosevelt enjoyed each other's company so much?
Social Studies/Draw Conclusions
Amelia and Eleanor
Reader Response
Selection Test
Practice Lesson
Vocabulary 
Model Tone of Voice
Leveled Readers,
LR19–27 Self-Selected Reading,
TR38–39
QUESTION OF THE DAY
How were Louise Arner Boyd's adventures like and unlike Amelia Earhart's adventures?
Social Studies/Compare and Contrast
"Women Explorers"
Reading Online
Reading Across
Texts
Technology Tools
Partner Reading
Leveled Readers,
LR19–27 Self-Selected Reading,
TR38–39
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
To wrap up the lesson, revisit
the Day 1 question.
Reteach
Sequence 
Short Story
Practice Vocabulary
Strategy

Assess Reading
Rate
SOCIAL STUDIES
Women at Work
Concept Web
Leveled Readers,
LR19–27 Self-Selected Reading,
TR38–39

20 minutes
- Writing
- Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics
- Research/Study Skills
- Technology: New Literacies
Language Arts
DAILY WRITING: WRITE, 560
EXPOSITORY WRITING:
Interview
Adverbs 
Identify Questions
Language Arts
DAILY WRITING: STRATEGY
RESPONSE LOG
EXPOSITORY WRITING:
Adverbs 
Navigate/Search
Language Arts
DAILY WRITING: STRATEGY
RESPONSE LOG
EXPOSITORY WRITING:
Adverbs 
Analyze
Language Arts
DAILY WRITING: WRITING ACROSS
EXPOSITORY WRITING:
Adverbs 
Synthesize
Language Arts
DAILY WRITING:
UNIT WRITING: PERSUASIVE
Cumulative Review
Research/Study Skills, 581l
Diagram/Scale Drawing
Communicate
Day 5 Check 581cCheck Vocabulary
Day 4 Check 581aCheck Fluency WCPM
Day 3 Check 577 Check Retelling
Day 1 Check 560lCheck Vocabulary
SUCCESS PREDICTORS for Adequate Yearly Progress
THIS WEEK'S RESOURCES Practice Book
pp. 221–230
Grammar and Writing Practice Book pp. 89–92
Fresh Reads for Differentiated Test Practice
pp. 133–138
Spelling Practice Book pp. 89–92
= Target Skill
= Tested Skill