Students will learn:
L5 U2 L6
Key words: marriage, wedding, husband, wife, spouse, in-laws Verbs: to marry, be/get married Grammar: Simple Past Tense Comparative Adjectives Phonics: /ey/
Level 5 Unit 2 Lesson 6
Discussion
Reba
Vocabulary
wedding: the events and activities of a marriage.
We had a wonderful time at the Harper wedding last weekend - we saw the whole family!
marriage: a formal union between two people.
Grandma cried through Jade and Reggie's marriage, she was so happy.
to marry: when two people formally unite as family.
Thea didn't want to wait any longer, so she asked Hank to marry her.
to get married: to participate in a marriage union. to be married: to have participated in a marriage union.
Once Tyra got married, she planned to be married for the rest of her life.
husband: a male partner in a marriage.
Wilbur was a caring husband, always bringing Martha tea in bed.
wife: a female partner in a marriage.
Simon and his wife will be attending the wedding together.
spouse: each partner in a marriage.
Staff cannot bring their spouses to the Christmas party.
in-laws: the family of your spouse.
We go to my in-laws for lunch every Sunday. My mother-in-law is a great cook!
Why do you think people choose to get married?
to be related to to get together to grow up to inherit to give birth to adopt to marry to be/get married immediate family extended family
Word Bank
grandparents grandmother grandfather
marriage wedding in-laws child sibling brother sister relative family niece nephew
spouse husband wife aunt uncle trait parent pregnant infant twins cousin
Teacher Notes
- I need ideas for my father-in-law's birthday gift.
- I now pronounce you husband and wife .
- Does your spouse eat fish?
- Fiona wants to get married in a castle.
husband
wife
father-in-law's
get married
spouse
Reading
Field Friends
Before the Marriage Act of 1836, couples in England had to be married by an Anglican minister for their marriage to be legally accepted. If they were not married by the Church, they had no rights as a couple, for example, if the husband died, the wife did not inherit his money and things.
Jump the Broom
Field Friends
Many people across England and Wales were not Anglican. They may have been another faith, or none at all. Many people did not have money for a church wedding, or could not travel to the church. These people started their own marriage rules.
Jump the Broom
Field Friends
From as early as 1764, informal marriages occurred. Extended families celebrated these marriages in small ceremonies. They laid a broom on the ground, and after special words are said, both man and woman jump over the broom, becoming husband and wife.
Jump the Broom
Jump the Broom
Field Friends
Civil marriage, or weddings performed and agreed by law, rather than church, started in 1836. Some couples still choose broomstick marriages today! Some African American couples jump the broomstick as a celebration of their culture and with love for their ancestors.
Jump the Broom
Jump the Broom
Evaluation
Pros
Cons
Grammar
Simple Past Tense
come
Review
Conjugate these sentences into Simple Past tense.
be
- I will have eggs for breakfast.
- Max is happy on the weekend.
- Sadie does nothing with her friend.
- Daddy eats spicy peppers!
- Those horses come very quickly!
- I will get a plant from the garden
do
eat
get
have
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative Adjectives
Used to compare two things, with 'than.'
Write a comparative sentence using 'young.'
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative Adjectives
When the adjective has 3+ syllables or ends in -ful, we add more or less before.
Lester is more careful than Tina.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative Adjectives
When the adjective has 3+ syllables or ends in -ful, we add more or less before.
less
less
more
more
Fill in the Blanks
- New York City is ____ enormous than London.
- My cousin is ____ annoying than my brother.
- In school, Manna was ____ helpful than her classmates.
Phonics
Listen and Circle
away
great
wait
jay
paid
rein
vein
eight
gray
pear
their
/ey/ can make the long /a/ sound.
hey they whey survey
Listen and Write
/ey/
not /ey/
Free Talk
What makes a marriage happy?
Goodbye!
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Students will learn:
L5 U2 L6
Key words: marriage, wedding, husband, wife, spouse, in-laws Verbs: to marry, be/get married Grammar: Simple Past Tense Comparative Adjectives Phonics: /ey/
Level 5 Unit 2 Lesson 6
Discussion
Reba
Vocabulary
wedding: the events and activities of a marriage.
We had a wonderful time at the Harper wedding last weekend - we saw the whole family!
marriage: a formal union between two people.
Grandma cried through Jade and Reggie's marriage, she was so happy.
to marry: when two people formally unite as family.
Thea didn't want to wait any longer, so she asked Hank to marry her.
to get married: to participate in a marriage union. to be married: to have participated in a marriage union.
Once Tyra got married, she planned to be married for the rest of her life.
husband: a male partner in a marriage.
Wilbur was a caring husband, always bringing Martha tea in bed.
wife: a female partner in a marriage.
Simon and his wife will be attending the wedding together.
spouse: each partner in a marriage.
Staff cannot bring their spouses to the Christmas party.
in-laws: the family of your spouse.
We go to my in-laws for lunch every Sunday. My mother-in-law is a great cook!
Why do you think people choose to get married?
to be related to to get together to grow up to inherit to give birth to adopt to marry to be/get married immediate family extended family
Word Bank
grandparents grandmother grandfather
marriage wedding in-laws child sibling brother sister relative family niece nephew
spouse husband wife aunt uncle trait parent pregnant infant twins cousin
Teacher Notes
husband
wife
father-in-law's
get married
spouse
Reading
Field Friends
Before the Marriage Act of 1836, couples in England had to be married by an Anglican minister for their marriage to be legally accepted. If they were not married by the Church, they had no rights as a couple, for example, if the husband died, the wife did not inherit his money and things.
Jump the Broom
Field Friends
Many people across England and Wales were not Anglican. They may have been another faith, or none at all. Many people did not have money for a church wedding, or could not travel to the church. These people started their own marriage rules.
Jump the Broom
Field Friends
From as early as 1764, informal marriages occurred. Extended families celebrated these marriages in small ceremonies. They laid a broom on the ground, and after special words are said, both man and woman jump over the broom, becoming husband and wife.
Jump the Broom
Jump the Broom
Field Friends
Civil marriage, or weddings performed and agreed by law, rather than church, started in 1836. Some couples still choose broomstick marriages today! Some African American couples jump the broomstick as a celebration of their culture and with love for their ancestors.
Jump the Broom
Jump the Broom
Evaluation
Pros
Cons
Grammar
Simple Past Tense
come
Review
Conjugate these sentences into Simple Past tense.
be
do
eat
get
have
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative Adjectives
Used to compare two things, with 'than.'
Write a comparative sentence using 'young.'
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative Adjectives
When the adjective has 3+ syllables or ends in -ful, we add more or less before.
Lester is more careful than Tina.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative Adjectives
When the adjective has 3+ syllables or ends in -ful, we add more or less before.
less
less
more
more
Fill in the Blanks
Phonics
Listen and Circle
away
great
wait
jay
paid
rein
vein
eight
gray
pear
their
/ey/ can make the long /a/ sound.
hey they whey survey
Listen and Write
/ey/
not /ey/
Free Talk
What makes a marriage happy?
Goodbye!
Feedback form
Date:
Feedback FormLevel 5 Unit 2 Lesson 6
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Student:
Teacher:
Comments:
Vocabulary
Grammar
Phonics
Reading
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