Jonathan began with his Wednesday Daily Language Review. He was asked to rewrite sentences that contained errors. This review touched upon capitalizing certain words in the title of a book, the use of an apostrophe to show ownership, the use of an apostrophe when it is a part of a contraction, and the use of a period and a question mark.

The next part of Jonathan's lesson focused on "cause and effect." The first activity focused on matching sets of pictures. One picture showed a "cause" and one picture showed an "effect." There were eight pictures. Jonathan found the matching pictures and then described each one, specifically describing the "cause" and the "effect."

Jonathan watched a BrainPopJunior video on "cause and effect." He independently completed a quiz about the video.

Upon completion of the quiz, Jonathan read the book, "Click Clack Moo: Cows that Type." The follow-up activity focused on examining the book for "cause" and "effect," by manipulating printed out pieces of the story and matching given "causes" to different "effects."

The lesson concluded with Jonathan and I playing a game called "Jungle Safari Main Idea."