Me and Uncle Romie - Little Book Lane
Me and Uncle Romie - Little Book Lane
Me and Uncle Romie - Little Book Lane
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Name:<br />
fierce:<br />
ruined:<br />
flights:<br />
stoops:<br />
feast:<br />
pitcher:<br />
treasure:<br />
wild <strong>and</strong> frightening, stern<br />
destroyed or spoiled completely, wrecked<br />
sets of stairs from one story to the next<br />
porches at the front of houses or apartment buildings<br />
a big meal, usually to celebrate a special occasion<br />
baseball player who pitches the ball to the batter<br />
anything or anyone that is loved or valued<br />
cardboard: material made of layers of paper, used to make boxes<br />
Configuration Station<br />
Write the words from the word bank in the correct boxes.<br />
pitcher flights feast treasure<br />
fierce stoops ruined cardboard<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
What’s Missing?<br />
Fill in the blanks with words from the word bank.<br />
1. James thought <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong> looked .<br />
2. He thought that his summer <strong>and</strong> birthday were .<br />
3. <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong>’s apartment was five up.<br />
4. Some people sat on their front <strong>and</strong> said hello.<br />
5. They had a on his birthday <strong>and</strong> saw a baseball game.<br />
6. <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong> had been a in college.<br />
7. James made a collage full of treasures.<br />
pitcher flights feast treasure<br />
fierce stoops ruined cardboard<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
Sentence Sense<br />
Write a 6-8 word sentence for each pair of words below.<br />
fierce<br />
ruined<br />
flights<br />
stoops<br />
feast<br />
pitcher<br />
treasure<br />
cardboard<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
Where Are the Words?<br />
Find <strong>and</strong> circle all of the words from the word bank. Each word appears twice!<br />
f e a s t v x k w y z m j<br />
l j k m r z q s t o o p s<br />
i z t r e a s u r e v i k<br />
g y w x a j t f e a s t m<br />
h j m q s v o k w z y c j<br />
t k z b u y o m q x k h w<br />
s y v w r k p i t c h e r<br />
r u i n e d s j z y m r u<br />
c a r d b o a r d v w j i<br />
j k y v w f l i g h t s n<br />
z w x q t y j x z k m y e<br />
y v m z c a r d b o a r d<br />
pitcher flights feast treasure<br />
fierce stoops ruined cardboard<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
Rhyme Time<br />
Read each word <strong>and</strong> listen for the ending chunk. Find <strong>and</strong> paste three words that rhyme with<br />
each word.<br />
feast flights treasure<br />
pleasure beast sights<br />
writes measure east<br />
least nights displeasure<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
Order in the Court<br />
Place the story words below in alphabetical order.<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
4.<br />
5.<br />
6.<br />
7.<br />
8.<br />
pitcher flights feast treasure<br />
fierce stoops ruined cardboard<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
Clever Connector<br />
Draw a line to connect the words that have the opposite meaning.<br />
pitcher<br />
ruined<br />
fierce<br />
stoops<br />
calm<br />
batter<br />
porches<br />
saved<br />
Awesome Artist<br />
James made a cardboard collage of North<br />
Carolina treasures to send to <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong>.<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
Definition Derby<br />
Read each word in the first column. Find the correct definition <strong>and</strong> write the matching letter next to the word<br />
(see sample). Write each word in a sentence.<br />
Word Sentence Definition<br />
1. fierce c James thought that <strong>Uncle</strong><br />
<strong>Romie</strong> looked fierce in his<br />
picture.<br />
a. porches at the front<br />
of houses or<br />
apartment buildings<br />
2. ruined b. the baseball player<br />
who pitches the ball<br />
to the batter<br />
3. treasure c. wild <strong>and</strong> frightening,<br />
stern<br />
4. flights d. destroyed or spoiled<br />
completely; wrecked<br />
5. pitcher e. layers of paper to<br />
make a thick<br />
materials used in<br />
making boxes<br />
6. feast f. sets of stairs from<br />
one floor to the next<br />
7. stoops g. anything or anyone<br />
that is loved or valued<br />
8. cardboard h. a big meal to<br />
celebrate a special<br />
occasion<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
Score With Scrabble!<br />
Fierce<br />
Ruined<br />
Flights<br />
Stoops<br />
Feast<br />
Pitcher<br />
Treasure<br />
cardboard<br />
Total<br />
SCORE<br />
Scott Foresman Third Grade: <strong>Me</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Uncle</strong> <strong>Romie</strong><br />
Cherry Carl, 2010
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