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Journeys Lesson 10

This lesson plan outlines the learning objectives and activities for a lesson about David McPhail's story "A Cupcake Party". The lesson focuses on how the parts of a story work together and teaches vocabulary, phonics, comprehension, fluency, grammar, and writing skills. It includes spelling practice, decodable stories to read, and web resources on consonant blends.

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Journeys Lesson 10

This lesson plan outlines the learning objectives and activities for a lesson about David McPhail's story "A Cupcake Party". The lesson focuses on how the parts of a story work together and teaches vocabulary, phonics, comprehension, fluency, grammar, and writing skills. It includes spelling practice, decodable stories to read, and web resources on consonant blends.

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Lesson 10: A Cupcake Party by David McPhail

Question to think about: How do the parts of a story work together?


Words to Know: eat, give, one, put, small,and take

Spelling Words: us, sun, but, fun,


bus, and run practice here

Phonics: Using -nd, -mp, -nt, -st, and short u;


Using -ump

Comprehension: Story structure (beginning,


middle, and end of the story) and visualizeThis
means to create visual pictures or focus on the
sounds, textures, smells, and tastes of the story
Retelling a story.

Vocabulary Strategies: Synonyms (words that


mean about the same)

Fluency Practice: Stress (emphasizing certain


words more than others)

Grammar: Using prepositions andprepositional


phrases-prepositions for where (on, up, away) and
for when (after, now, today)

Writing: Writing descriptions and thinking


about organization

Decodable stories to read: Who Likes to Jump, The Lost Cat, Flint and Scamp, and The List
Web Resources

Consonant Blends

Word Find Unit 11

Word Builder Unit 11

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