Common Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp

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P R A C T I C E B O O K Common Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Phonics: Common Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Write the name of each picture. Then circle the final consonant blend. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Phonics 76 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Adding -es to Nouns Grammar: More Plural Nouns Add -s to most nouns to name more than one. Add -es to nouns that end with s, x, ch, and sh to name more than one. one fox two foxes Two (fox, foxes) live in a den. Thinking Question Do I need a noun that names one or a noun that names more than one? Write the correct noun in each sentence. Reread each sentence to make sure that the noun makes sense. 1. The fox den is next to a. (bush, bushes) 2. Mama Fox wears her. (glass, glasses) 3. She makes three. (lunch, lunches) 4. Papa Fox eats one. (sandwich, sandwiches) 5. Baby Fox eats two. (peach, peaches) Grammar 77 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Common Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Phonics: Common Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Answer each pair of clues using the words below them. 1. Coming after: Went away: next left 2. A small lake: To be on your feet: stand pond 3. To take a sip: Sleep in a tent: camp drink 4. Write letters on a page: Look for something that is lost: print hunt 5. A tune you can sing: The sound a horn makes: honk song Phonics 78 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Text and Graphic Features Introduce Comprehension: Text and Graphic Features The Barn Owl The barn owl is a brown bird with a white face. Its face is shaped like a heart. Its beak is white-yellow, the same color as ivory. An owl has feathers on its legs. Hunting for Food The barn owl hunts alone at night. Its prey are small animals such as mice. It can see and hear the smallest movement. Its wings are almost silent. The mouse cannot hear it coming. The barn owl gets the mouse and flies off. Finding a Home Long ago, the barn owl lived in barns on farms. It would eat mice that lived in the barn. Today, the barn owl makes its home in buildings or hollow trees close to fields and forests. Read the selection above. Complete the T-Map by using text features to answer the questions about what you read. 1. What color is ivory? 1. 2. What is prey? What is the barn owl s prey? 2. 3. Where does the barn owl live today? 3. Introduce Comprehension 79 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Sort the Spelling Words by their final blends. nd blends ng blends nk blends nt blends ft blends xt blends mp blends Now add two words that you know to any of the lists. Spelling: Common Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Spelling Words Basic Words 1. next 2. end 3. camp 4. sank 5. sing 6. drink 7. hunt 8. stand 9. long 10. stamp 11. pond 12. bring Review Words 13. jump 14. left Spelling 80 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Nouns That Change Spelling Some nouns change their spelling to name more than one. one child two children Two (child, children) find a nest. Grammar: More Plural Nouns Thinking Question Do I need a noun that names one or a noun that names more than one? Write the correct noun to finish each sentence. Reread each sentence to make sure that it makes sense. 1. Two take a walk. (child, children) 2. They sit on a in the park. (bench, benches) 3. One sees a rabbit hole. (child, children) 4. Many stand near the hole. (man, men) 5. Two point to the hole. (woman, women) Grammar 81 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Focus Trait: Ideas Main Idea and Supporting Details Writing: Write to Inform Main Idea Why animals need homes Supporting Details Keep them safe from enemies Protect them from weather Help them raise babies Read each set of sentences. Underline the sentence that contains the main idea. 1. Snakes also live in holes. Rabbits live underground in warrens. Many kinds of animals live in holes. 2. Some people live in apartments. People live in different kinds of houses. Some people live in ice houses called igloos. 3. They can protect you from harm. Dogs make good pets. They are loyal. 4. Some mammals live in the water. Dolphins look like fish, but they are mammals. Sea otters are mammals that live in the Pacific Ocean. Writing 82 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Cumulative Review Phonics: Cumulative Review Read the words in the box. Write the word that completes each sentence. Word Bank nest spring twigs play end branches 1. The of winter is near. 2. It is a sunny day in the. 3. Squirrels run and. 4. Buds on the will open soon. 5. Two robins build a in the tree. 6. They use and grass to make it strong. On the lines below, write a word that begins with the beginning blends shown. 7. br 9. fr 11. st 8. pr 10. cl 12. tr Phonics 83 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

P R A C T I C E B O O K Text and Graphic Features Deepen Comprehension: Text and Graphic Features Read the selection below. The Strange Life of the Koala The koala looks like a bear because it is small and furry. But it is not a bear. It is a marsupial, like a kangaroo. Shelter You won t find koalas in nests or burrows. They spend their lives at the top of eucalyptus trees. These trees grow up to 400 feet tall. Koalas sit on high branches and stay safe from predators down below. Diet Koalas eat only one thing eucalyptus leaves. An adult koala eats from 1 to 2 pounds of leaves in a day. The koala does not need to drink water. It gets all it needs from the leaves. Use text and graphic features to answer the questions. Complete a T-Map and write your answers on a separate sheet of paper. 1. Based on the headings, what can you predict you will learn about? 2. Review the words in boldface print. Why do you think they are in bold? Deepen Comprehension 84 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Use the Spelling Words to complete the story. My dad and I like to (1) out. This year, Dad let me (2) my friend Jason. It was a (3) drive. Dad stopped near a clear (4). We don t (5) animals, but we do like to fish. It was hot, so we brought a lot of water to (6). Dad taught us to (7) old songs. We had a great time! At the (8) of the weekend, we didn t want to go home. Jason and I hope to go again (9) year. Spelling: Common Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Spelling Words Basic Words 1. next 2. end 3. camp 4. sank 5. sing 6. drink 7. hunt 8. stand 9. long 10. stamp 11. pond 12. bring Use the Spelling Words to fill in the blanks. 10. Instead of sitting, you should. 11. I need a to mail my letter. 12. The ship. Spelling 85 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

More Nouns That Change Spelling Grammar: More Plural Nouns Write the correct noun to finish each sentence. Read the sentences to make sure that they make sense. 1. Most men and don t like to see mice in their homes. (woman, women) 2. work hard to build nests. (Mouse, Mice) 3. They carry grass with their. (tooth, teeth) 4. They pat down mud with their. (foot, feet) 5. Many can live in one nest. (mice, mouse) 6. Most like to look at nests. (child, children) Grammar 86 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Prefixes un- and re- Vocabulary Strategies: Prefixes un- and re- Choose the word from the box that best completes each sentence. Write the word on the line. Word Bank rehang unfold untie remake rebuild unload unreal 1. I my shoes before I take them off. 2. Please the blanket and put it on the bed. 3. I know that story is true, but it is so strange that it seems! 4. The picture fell off the wall, so I have to it. 5. My little brother messed up my bed, so I had to it. 6. The birds used twigs to their nest after it fell out of the tree. 7. I helped Mom all the food from the car. Vocabulary Strategies 87 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Proofread for Spelling Proofread the story. Circle the six misspelled words. Then write the correct spellings on the lines below. I needed to buy a stampe to mail my letter. I was at the end of a log line at the post office. One person in line started to sang. Another took a drenk from a water bottle. A grandpa tugged at a child and scolded, Stad still! I was about to give up and go home when I heard, Nextt! The line was finally moving. Spelling: Common Final Blends nd, ng, nk, nt, ft, xt, mp Spelling Words Basic Words 1. next 2. end 3. camp 4. sank 5. sing 6. drink 7. hunt 8. stand 9. long 10. stamp 11. pond 12. bring 1. 4. 2. 5. 3. 6. Write in the letters to spell the Basic Words. 7. bri + 9. ca + 8. po + 10. sa + Spelling 88 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Parts of a Sentence P R A C T I C E B O O K Grammar: Spiral Review Read each sentence. The action part has one line underneath it. Draw two lines under the naming part. 1. The cat and dog live in the house. 2. The puppy and kitten play together. 3. A man and woman feed them. 4. A boy and girl pet them. 5. An aunt and uncle visit. Read each sentence. The naming part has two lines underneath it. Draw one line under the action part. 6. Tigers and bears sleep in caves. 7. Turtles and snails live in shells. 8. Bees and wasps make hives. 9. Birds and mice build nests. 10. Gophers dig burrows. Grammar 89 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch

Sentence Fluency Grammar: Connect to Writing Short Sentences Foxes live in dens. Bears live in dens. Short Sentences Mice make their own nests. Birds make their own nests. New Sentence with Joined Subjects Foxes and bears live in dens. New Sentence with Joined Subjects Mice and birds make their own nests. Read the sentences below. Use and to combine their subjects. Write the new sentence on the line. 1. Geese fly to warm places in winter. Ducks fly to warm places in winter. 2. Seals live in cold places. Penguins live in cold places. 3. Squirrels use the branches of trees. Crows use the branches of trees. 4. Baby finches are fed in nests. Baby cardinals are fed in nests. Grammar 90 Grade 2, Unit 2: Nature Watch