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Wit and Wisdom
Kindergarten
​Module 3

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VOCABULARY
Module 3

Lesson 1:

Now We Are Six
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Then
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Now
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changed
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In the past, 
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Model an example such as, “In the past, children walked a long way to school.”


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I notice___________.

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Lesson 2:

Old Hand Water Pump, Judson McCranie:
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Washington Crossing the Delaware, 1851
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setting: where and WHEN

when:
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johnny-house
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similar to this porta-potty
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author
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illustrator

Lesson 3:

About Cynthia Rylant (<-- click on the link)
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past = already happened

Lesson 4:

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not much more = a little bit more
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Cool Ridge, West Virginia
Mountains of West Virginia:
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swimming hole
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pumping water from a well:
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flame
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lantern
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When I Was Young in the Mountains
Today
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Who?                             Does What?


Lesson 5:

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clever: being quick to learn something.
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the meaning of enough:

When Cynthia Rylant was young in the                     , she                     .

Lesson 6:

When I Was Six (animated on youtube.com)
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Have you changed?
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Now ____________ am young in ___________, __________________.


Now Mr. Taruskin is young in New York, and he goes to a fair every summer.


Now _____I_____ am young in 
New York, and I go to a fair every summer.

Lesson 7:

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Home
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School
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change: to be different when time passes
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high-flying flag
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Lesson 8:

waving a flag; flag waving
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forever: for always; never ending

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Walked to school
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Take buses

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One room
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Lots of rooms

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Different ages
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Same age

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Shared desks
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Slates
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Chalk
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paragraph: a collection of sentences or thoughts put together in a special order to convey information.
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                       This is what a paragraph looks like.  There are several sentences. The first one is usually the topic statement.  Facts and details follow the topic statement.  These facts and details support the topic sentence.  The purpose of this paragraph is only to show a kindergarten class what a paragraph might look like.


Lesson 9:

Betsy Ross
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  • The main topic is what it’s about.
  • The details tell us more about the topic.

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chores
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Lesson 10:

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Scroll up to Lesson 8!
Long Ago                                                    Now
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Lesson 11:

change:
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Lesson 12:

the city                  the country
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the country                   the city
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I live in the ____________________.
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Lesson 13:

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follow:
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What words did you hear that described the Little House?
  • I heard ______________.


  • It said _____________________.

  • The words said _________________.
 
  • “What does the Little House see around her on this page?

  • She sees __________________.
  • She sees __________________.
  • She sees __________________.
  • She sees __________________.

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"horseless carriage"
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buds swell and blossom
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burst
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blossom
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brook
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Lesson 15:

Washington Crossing the Delaware
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composition: the way an artist organizes the lines, colors, shapes, textures, and space in a work of art
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feelings:
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support: to hold something up, or to give help.
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​Lesson 17:

Then & Now: The Stunning Speed of Urban Development

​https://weburbanist.com/2011/02/21/then-now-the-stunning-speed-of-urban-development/
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transportation
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communication
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Long ago, ____________________________.
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order = sequence
to put something in order: to put it in a special sequence or place

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Lesson 19:

freight: any item or thing being carried
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Lesson 20:

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telegraph
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