Zoom Zap! Lesson 3: Read book. Discuss and find base words as well as those words with ing and ed on the end. Complete Base Word worksheet.

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Week A Lesson 1: Read book. Discuss words that the students may not be familiar with. Talk about orientation, complication & resolution of the story. Get some students to recount the story orally. Write a recount of the story. Lesson 2: Read book. Discuss sentences making sense. Look at how sentences are structured. Complete word sequencing worksheet. Lesson 3: Read book. Discuss and find base words as well as those words with ing and ed on the end. Complete Base Word worksheet. Lesson 4: Read book. Discuss what the frog looks like. Look at how a description is written. Write a description of the frog and illustrate. Lesson 5: Read book. Students act out the story as it is read. Complete sentence sequencing worksheet. Week B Lesson 6: Read book placing post it notes on random words. Students predict the missing words as it is being read. Complete cloze passage worksheet. Lesson 7: Read book. Talk about mosquitoes, their life cycle, where they live and the diseases they carry. Write about how to protect yourself from mosquitoes and why. Lesson 8: Read Book. Look at the beginnings and the endings of sentences. Start a sentence, get students to finish it. Ask some students to start a sentence (orally) and another student gets to finish the sentence (orally). Complete beginnings and endings worksheet. Lesson 9: Read Book. Talk about what it would be like to be a frog. Write about. If I was a frog for a day. Lesson 10: Read book. Ask questions about the book. Get some students to ask the class some questions. Complete comprehension worksheet.

Word Sequencing 1 Cut and paste the words into the correct order to make a sentence that makes sense. her napping in. sat air the rocking warm Grandma, chair rocking night and in

Word Sequencing 2 Cut and paste the words into the correct order to make a sentence that makes sense. a came I m he Zap! Zap! I and What Zap! so back! ate snack... the glad tasty mosquitoes...

Base words, ing & ed 1 Match the words to their base words by using matching colours to colour with. flying buzzed zoomed barked rocking buzz zoom fly rock bark Write your own base words to match these ones: meowed croaked opened dreaming

Base words, s, ing, ed 2 Match the words to their base words by using writing the correct word in the space provided. flying buzzed zoomed barked rocking bark zoom fly buzz rock Add s, ed and ing to the base words to make new words: Base word Add s Add ed Add ing meow croak open dream

Sentence Sequencing 1 Cut and paste the sentences into the correct order to make sense. My, my! barked the dog, I d like a nap. Grandma sat in the rocking chair, rocking and napping in the warm night air. So he jumped up on Grandpa s lap. To and fro, to and fro, rocking and napping, to and fro.

Sentence Sequencing 2 Cut and paste the sentences into the correct order to make sense. To and fro, to and fro, rocking and napping, to and fro. My, my! barked the dog, I d like a nap. Grandpa sat in his rocking chair, rocking and napping in the warm night air. To and fro, to and fro, rocking and napping, to and fro. To and fro, to and fro, rocking and napping, to and fro. Grandma sat in his rocking chair, rocking and napping in the warm night air. So he jumped up onto grandpa s lap.

Cloze Passage 1 Write in the missing words Grandpa in his rocking, rocking and in the warm night. To and, to and fro, and napping, and fro napping to chair. rocking sat fro air

Cloze Passage 2 Write in the missing words Grandpa sat on his chair, rocking and in the warm night air. To and fro, to and fro, rocking and napping, to and fro. sat on his rocking, rocking and napping in the warm air. To and fro, to and, rocking and napping, and fro. My, barked the, I d like a nap. So he up onto lap. To and fro, to and fro, rocking and napping, to and fro Use these words to help you fill in the missing words. Grandma my! napping night. rocking dog grandpa s to jumped chair fro For an extra challenge, fold the words under and try to work out the missing words yourself.

Sentence endings and beginnings 1 Match the beginning of the sentence with the end by using matching colours to colour with. My, my! He jumped up onto Grandma sat in her Grandpa rocked and napped Frog s on the chair in the warm night air. rocking chair. barked the dog. having a nap. Grandpa s lap. Write your own beginning and endings for these sentences: The dog rocking and napping. What a tasty night air. Illustrate one of your sentences:

Sentence endings and beginnings 2 Match the beginning of the sentence with the end by writing the correct ending. Grandma sat My, my! He jumped up Some hungry mosquitoes Big green frog came flying by. opened one eye. onto grandpa s lap. in her rocking chair. Barked the dog. Write your own beginning and endings for these sentences: To and fro warm night air. I m so glad meowed the cat. Frog s on a chair Zap! Zap! Zap! She jumped up Illustrate one of your sentences:

Comprehension 1 Answer the following questions. 1. Who jumped on Grandma s lap? 2. Where were Grandma and Grandpa? 3. Who was dreaming? 4. What was the air like? 5. Why was the frog fat? In their rocking chairs A cat He ate lots of mosquitoes The frog warm

Comprehension 2 Answer the following questions. 1. Who was very fat? 2. Where were Grandma and Grandpa? 3. Who ate the mosquitoes? 4. What were Grandpa and Grandpa doing? 5. How did the frog get the mosquitoes? 6. What did the mosquitoes want? 7. Why did the Grandma and Grandpa run inside? 8. Who said, My, my!?