Sequence of Events. Raising a Puppy to Be a Service Dog
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1 Sequence of Events Read the selection below. Comprehension: Sequence of Events Did you know that you can raise a puppy that will one day become a service dog? You could help change the life of someone with a disability. Most organizations that train service dogs ask that you first fill out an application. Only the best candidates are chosen for the program. To raise a successful service dog, you will then need to spend lots of time with it. These puppies need lots Raising a Puppy to Be a Service Dog of love and cuddling and daily walks. Next, your puppy will need to ride in the car with you whenever possible. This will get the dog used to traveling with its future owner. Taking the puppy to crowded parks and playgrounds will also help it get used to being around a lot of people. Finally, you will probably have to attend special puppy training classes. All these things will prepare your puppy for its service dog training. Complete the Flow Chart to show the sequence of events in raising a service dog puppy. Write in complete sentences. Introduce Comprehension 193
2 Sequence of Events Read the selection below. Comprehension: Sequence of Events I wasn t always a service dog. In fact, I didn t know what was happening the day I first felt Max s big, warm hands pick me up and take me out of my cage. I was only a puppy, and I was frightened. The big hands simply petted me and gave me a treat. After I gathered the courage to look up and see what belonged to the hands, I met Max. He looked so tall! Max came every day to pet me and A Life of Service give me treats. He seemed to want to be friends. When I grew up a little, Max brought me to his house. We played lots of games! First, he taught me his favorite game: I opened a door, and I would win a treat. Now I play a difficult game. I hear a certain combination of sounds and do a task. If I get it right, I win more treats. I love playing with Max. I ve become an expert! Use a Flow Chart like the one here to help you explain the sequence of events. Then answer the questions below. 1. When did the narrator s service training begin? Support your answer with details from the selection. 2. How did the narrator become an expert? Support your answer with details from the selection. Deepen Comprehension 194
3 Suffixes -ion, -ation, -ition Vocabulary Strategies: Suffixes -ion, -ation, -ition information competition exhibition combination attention cooperation graduation Each sentence shows a word in parentheses that uses the suffix ion, ation, or ition. Complete the sentence using the word in parentheses. 1. (information) When I read a newspaper 2. (competition) She was excited about being 3. (exhibition) He wanted to go see the paintings at 4. (combination) I think that ice cream and cake is 5. (attention) Yelling very loud will get you 6. (cooperation) When you re working in a group at school 7. (graduation) After you finish school, Vocabulary Strategies 195
4 Final /j/ and /s/ Basic Write the Basic Word that best completes each group. 1. preparation, training, 2. workplace, department, 3. buggy, coach, 4. destruction, wreckage, 5. observe, see, 6. twofold, double, 7. possibility, likelihood, 8. bundle, carton, 9. wedlock, matrimony, 10. supervise, guide, 11. look, peep, Challenge Describe a garment you are designing for a school play. Use three Challenge Words. Write on a separate sheet of paper. Spelling: Final /j/ and /s/ Spelling Words 1. glance 2. judge 3. damage 4. package 5. twice 6. stage 7. carriage 8. since 9. practice 10. marriage 11. baggage 12. offi ce 13. message 14. bridge 15. chance 16. notice 17. ridge 18. manage 19. palace 20. bandage Challenge fringe average fl eece fragrance excellence Spelling 196
5 Spelling Word Sort Spelling: Final /j/ and /s/ Write each Basic Word beside the correct heading. /j/ in one-syllable words / ĭj/ in two-syllable words / ĭj/ in words with more than two syllables Final /s/ spelled ce Basic Words: Challenge Words: Basic Words: Challenge Words: Possible Selection Words: Basic Words: Challenge Words: Possible Selection Words: Challenge Add the Challenge Words to your Word Sort. Spelling Words 1. glance 2. judge 3. damage 4. package 5. twice 6. stage 7. carriage 8. since 9. practice 10. marriage 11. baggage 12. offi ce 13. message 14. bridge 15. chance 16. notice 17. ridge 18. manage 19. palace 20. bandage Challenge fringe average fl eece fragrance excellence Connect to Reading Look through. Find words that have the final /j/ and /s/ spelling patterns on this page. Add them to your Word Sort. Spelling 197
6 Proofreading for Spelling Find the misspelled words and circle them. Write them correctly on the lines below. My sister Jenny s new guide dog, Goldie, is now a welcome member of our household. She came with very little bagage, just one squeaky toy. We ve been to the pet store tweice sinse then, so now Goldie has a big basket of dog toys in Jenny s offise. Goldie s a hero, too! A few weeks ago, she and Jenny walked along the rige behind our house. Jenny tripped and sprained her ankle. Goldie barked for help, and a police officer on a nearby brige heard her. He came, put a bandag on Jenny s ankle, and helped her home. Last week there was a guide-dog award ceremony. The judje called Goldie and Jenny up on staje. He read a mesage Jenny had sent describing Goldie s actions. Then he gave Goldie a medal and Jenny a pakage with dog treats. Goldie looked like the queen of the palase Spelling: Final /j/ and /s/ Spelling Words 1. glance 2. judge 3. damage 4. package 5. twice 6. stage 7. carriage 8. since 9. practice 10. marriage 11. baggage 12. offi ce 13. message 14. bridge 15. chance 16. notice 17. ridge 18. manage 19. palace 20. bandage Challenge fringe average fl eece fragrance excellence Spelling 198
7 Adverbs That Tell How, When, and Where An adverb is a word that tells something about a verb. Some adverbs tell how, when, or where. An adverb can come before or after the verb. Most adverbs that tell how end in -ly. The Right Dog for Grammar: Adverbs Thinking Question What is the verb? What word tells how about the verb? The adverbs in this sentence tell about the verb played: when how where Yesterday, our puppy played happily outside The verb in each sentence is underlined. Write the adverb. Then write whether it tells when, how, or where. 1. Leon talked softly to the new puppy. 2. Robo licked Leon s face excitedly. 3. Suddenly, Leon hugged Robo. 4. Now the family plays with Robo. 5. Leon taught Robo to sit there Underline each adverb. Write the verb it describes. 6. Someday Robo will learn how to behave. 7. He secretly chewed Dad s new slippers. 8. Mom put the puppy outside. 9. Robo wagged his tail innocently. 10. Everyone immediately laughed at the dog s expression. Grammar 199
8 Adverbs of Frequency and Intensity An adverb is a word that tells something about a verb. Some adverbs tell how often something happens. We usually walk in the park. Ralph sometimes barks at birds. Some adverbs tell how much of something is done. The Right Dog for Grammar: Adverbs Thinking Question Which word is the verb? Which word tells how often or how much? He ate enough, but he hardly slept. She almost won the race The verb in each sentence is underlined. Write the adverb that tells how often. 1. I always take my dog, Pal, for a walk. 2. Pal and I visit the dog park often. 3. I usually make him wear his leash in the park. 4. One little black dog seldom barks. 5. Pal never barks or bites Underline each adverb. Write the verb it describes. 6. We sometimes swim with our dogs. 7. Pal scarcely stopped at the water s edge. 8. I almost won a race with Pal. 9. My good dog, Pal, nearly lost that race! 10. Pal follows me a lot. Grammar 200
9 Adverbs in Different Parts of Sentences An adverb is a word that tells something about a verb. Adverbs often follow the verb. Some adverbs can be used at the beginning, middle, or end of a sentence. adverb: carefully Carefully, Mrs. Marsh trained her service dog. Mrs. Marsh carefully trained her service dog. Mrs. Marsh trained her service dog carefully. Grammar: Adverbs Thinking Question What is the adverb that tells about the verb? In what part of the sentence is the adverb? 1 5 The verb in each sentence is underlined. Write the adverb. 1. Often a dog trainer makes careless mistakes. 2. Puppies in their first year of life learn best. 3. A trainer repeats the commands again. 4. Our teacher usually knows every dog. 5. I think about my dog a lot Underline each adverb. Write the verb it describes. 6. Once, five of the guide dogs got an award. 7. Three of the dogs had won before. 8. He quickly drank all the water in his bowl. 9. The best guide dog works for Mrs. Hatcher now. 10. Spot, please come here. Grammar 201
10 Possessive Nouns Compare how singular and plural possessive nouns are formed. The Right Dog for Grammar: Spiral Review Singular Noun Singular Possessive Noun Plural Noun (ending in -s) Plural Possessive Noun Plural Noun (not ending in -s) Plural Possessive Noun This is the guide dog owned by Tim. This is Tim s guide dog. The blankets of the puppies are red. The puppies blankets are red. The dogs owned by the women are gentle. The women s dogs are gentle Write each phrase another way. Use the possessive form of each noun. 1. the bark of the dog the bark 2. the squeaks of the mice the squeaks 3. the honks made by the geese the honks 4. the shouts of the men the shouts 5. a giggle made by a child a giggle 6. a cry belonging to a puppy a cry Grammar 202
11 Word Choice Grammar: Connect to Writing Good writers choose precise adverbs. An adverb can change the meaning of a sentence. She walked painfully across the street. She walked lazily across the street. She walked proudly across the street. Activity Read the story. Then fill in the blanks with precise adverbs. Create a story that makes sense. My aunt Remedios is ninety years old. we visited her in Arizona. Her canine companion, Charles, whined she could when we arrived. Aunt Remy sat in her wheelchair. My mother told us that walk. During our visit, we saw that Charles helped Remy. That good dog left my aunt s side. When Remy accidentally dropped something, Charles she rolled her chair dog. I picked it up in his mouth. When, Charles followed. I know that Aunt Remy would be lonely without her miss Charles, too. Grammar 203
12 Focus Trait: Voice Writing a Friendly Letter A friendly letter is something you write to a person that you know well. Heading Writing: Write to Narrate 450 Bond Street Lakeside, OH June 1, 2009 Greeting Message Closing Signature Dear Grandmother, I just opened the birthday gift you sent to me. I love the necklace and matching bracelet. Blue gemstones are my favorite! I will think of you whenever I wear the pretty jewelry. Thank you very much. Your loving granddaughter, Alyssa Write a message for a thank-you note on the lines below. State the reason you are writing the letter and connect ideas in an orderly way. Use words you would in regular speech. Dear Grammar 204
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