48 Fables and Stories: Supplemental Guide 3 | The Goose and the Golden Eggs
Describe people, things, or events that give them delight, expressing
ideas and feelings clearly (SL.1.4)
Add drawings to their description of the word delight (SL.1.5)
Use frequently occurring conjunction—so—to show reason and result
( L .1.1g )
Build compound sentences using the conjunction so in a shared
language activity ( L .1.1j )
Use sentence-level context as a clue to the multiple-meaning word
rock (L.1.4a)
Sort words into categories, such as greedy and its antonyms sharing
and generous (L.1.5a)
Identify real-life connections between words—golden, greedy, rock,
and delight—and their use (L.1.5c)Core Vocabulary
delight, n. Great pleasure or happiness
Example: Going to my grandparents’ house for a visit always brings me
delight.
Variation(s): none
golden, adj. Having the color of gold
Example: The leaves of the apple tree turned a golden color in the fall.
Variation(s): none
goose, n. A duck-like bird that lives on or near the water
Example: The goose built a nest near the pond.
Variation(s): geese
greedy, adj. Wanting to have more than you need or deserve
Example: King Midas was a greedy man who wanted lots of gold.
Variation(s): greedier, greediest