Language and Literacy
High Frequency Words
Review High Frequency Words
Read the words aloud. Which word goes in the sentence?
| some | come |
| celebrate | country |
| children | American |
1. Where did all these people _____ from?
2. They _____ the end of the war.
3. They wave the _____ flag.
1945, New York City People were happy when Germany surrendered.
Learn New Words
Study these words. Say them as whole words when you read.
| news | People here shout the great news: The war is over! |
| words | I cannot find the words to say how happy I am. |
| much | There is so much excitement everywhere. |
| along | I am an army nurse. I work along with 10 other nurses. |
| question | We all have the same question: When can we go home? |
practice
4.–8. Work with a partner. Read the first new word. Make a sentence with the word. Then have your partner make a sentence with the same word. Take turns. Make as many sentences with each new word as you can.
9. Work with a partner. Write each new word on a card. Mix both sets of cards together. Turn them so the words are down. Then:
9.
m-u-c-h
m-u-c-h
I am learning so much about World War II.
• Turn over 2 cards.
• Spell the words. Are they the same?
• If so, use the word in a sentence and keep the cards. If not, turn them over again.
• Take turns. The player with more cards at the end wins.