kinsman 2c Faithfulness relating historical events to modern Literature: brook 7e Humility events identifying the elements of setting in the vague developing a historical perspective of story exultation medieval England, kings, and knights describing how the author creates the mood opportune discerning character traits of the story 101 589–97 428–35 167–68 gilt inferring conclusions Study skills: Comte recalling and inferring facts and details locating Bible verses venture determining a title for an article boon patron Champion in wicket Truth Historical fiction disclose 4c Honesty making predictions Literature: recess 7e Humility relating historical events to modern identifying suspense from Men of Iron lists events determining and describing mood by Howard Pyle Paladin contrasting the traits of characters Vocabulary: pavilions evaluating character attitudes matching words and definitions overgirth relating the to the article “The encounter Medieval Knight” 102 598–606 436–43 169–70 bout relating story content to personal sirrah experience bosom comparing and contrasting characters’ reverberating traits mortification fleur-de-lis affirm Skill Day skills: 22—Let’s organizing information using a graphic Get Graphic 103 607–8 262–63 organizer Organized organizers II petty 4c Honesty generalizing about a character from his Literature: 4—Syllables amiable actions describing how the author appeals to the and Swords magistrate reader’s senses to create an image 5—Accents meagre noting elements of setting and Arrows head interpreting irony 6—More assent Oral reading: staunch reading orally to convey character traits Syllables Oliver Twist pilfered and emotions and Swords Classic fiction peached skills: 7—More from the novel cove paraphrasing sentences 104 609–17 444–51 171 Accents severally Structural analysis: Oliver Twist and Arrows stealthily applying syllable division by Charles Dickens capital pattern, compound words, words VC/CV punishment ending with a consonant and words + le, booty with affixes miser applying accent rules 1–4—compound deferential words, words with affixes, two-syllable ludicrous words without affixes, and schwa green syllables execution
Champion in Truth Historical fiction from Men of Iron by Howard Pyle 101 589–97 428–35 167–68 kinsman brook vague exultation opportune gilt Comte venture boon patron wicket 2c Faithfulness 7e Humility relating historical events to modern events developing a historical perspective of medieval England, kings, and knights discerning character traits inferring conclusions recalling and inferring facts and details determining a title for an article Literature: identifying the elements of setting in the story describing how the author creates the mood of the story Study skills: locating Bible verses 102 598–606 436–43 169–70 disclose recess lists Paladin pavilions overgirth encounter bout sirrah bosom reverberating mortification fleur-de-lis affirm 4c Honesty 7e Humility making predictions relating historical events to modern events contrasting the traits of characters evaluating character attitudes relating the to the article “The Medieval Knight” relating story content to personal experience comparing and contrasting characters’ traits Literature: identifying suspense determining and describing mood Vocabulary: matching words and definitions Skill Day Graphic organizers II 103 607–8 262–63 22—Let’s Get Organized skills: organizing information using a graphic organizer Oliver Twist Classic fiction from the novel Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens 104 609–17 444–51 171 4—Syllables and Swords 5—Accents and Arrows 6—More Syllables and Swords 7—More Accents and Arrows petty amiable magistrate meagre head assent staunch pilfered peached cove severally stealthily capital punishment booty miser deferential ludicrous green execution 4c Honesty generalizing about a character from his actions Literature: describing how the author appeals to the reader’s senses to create an image noting elements of setting interpreting irony Oral reading: reading orally to convey character traits and emotions skills: paraphrasing sentences Structural analysis: applying syllable division pattern, compound words, words ending with a consonant + le, and words with affixes applying accent rules 1–4—compound words, words with affixes, two-syllable words without affixes, and schwa syllables VC/CV
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