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Standard MI.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.4b
Read with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support comprehension.
Michigan State ELA Standards
Read grade-level text orally with accuracy, appropriate rate, and expression.
R-Controlled Vowels -ar and -or
Discover a mystery word during word building, learn about the r-controlled vowels -ar- and -or-, read a story together, and discuss the important...
More Fun with R-Controlled Vowels -ar and -or
Sort words by the r-controlled vowel patterns -ar- and -or-, look for words with these patterns in a text, and practice writing good...
R-Controlled Vowels -ir and -ur
Discover a new mystery word during word building, learn about the r-controlled vowels -ir- and -ur-, read a story together, and discuss the...
More Fun with -ir and -ur
Sort words by the r-controlled vowel patterns -ir- and -ur- and look for words with these patterns in a text. Then, practice writing...
Nature and the R-Controlled Vowel Pattern -er
Learn about the r-controlled vowel pattern -er- and read a poem about two words that sound the same but have different meanings, a...
Verbs, Animals, and a Vowel Adventure
Discover a new mystery word during word building, look for verbs and their actions in a story about nature, and write our own...
Patterns in Nature and Long Vowel Sounds
Learn about looking outside and discovering things in nature. Find a mystery word and learn about short and long vowel patterns. Then, read...
Frogs, Tadpoles, and Long a Vowel Patterns
Learn and write about the habitats of frogs and tadpoles. Then learn about different letter patterns that make the long a vowel sound...
More Fun with Long A and Where do Frogs Live?
Learn about the physical characteristics of frogs and tadpoles, read a poem and look for the letter patterns that make the long a...
Animal Changes and the Long I Vowel Sound
Learn about the long i vowel sound and the different spelling patterns that make the long i sound. Then, research and write about...
More Fun with Animals and the Long i Sound
Learn about the long i vowel sound and use words with the long i sound to build sentences. Then, use a nonfiction book...