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Suggested levels for Guided Reading, DRA,Suggested levels for Guided Reading, DRA,™™ Lexile,Lexile,®® and Reading Recoveryand Reading Recovery™™ are providedare provided in the Pearson Scott Foresman Leveling Guide.in the Pearson Scott Foresman Leveling Guide. Joanie’s HouseJoanie’s House Becomes a HomeBecomes a Home ComprehensionComprehension GenreGenre Skills and StrategySkills and Strategy RealisticRealistic • Sequence• Sequence fictionfiction • Draw Conclusions• Draw Conclusions • Monitor and Fix Up• Monitor and Fix Up Scott Foresman Reading 3.5.3Scott Foresman Reading 3.5.3 ì<(sk$m)=bddijf<ì<(sk$m)=bddijf<ISBNISBN 0-328-13389-20-328-13389-2 +^-Ä-U-Ä-U+^-Ä-U-Ä-U illustrated by Catherine Blakeillustrated by Catherine Blakeby Donna Lathamby Donna Latham
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Reader Response 1. When the Chen family was getting readyJoanie’s House to move, what did they do first? What Becomes a Homehappened next? Look at page 10, then usea graphic organizer like the one below to record the first three parts of the big move. 1. 2. 3. 2. As they read, good readers often stop and check to make sure that a text makes sense. Reread page 9. How does Joanieby Donna Latham feel about moving?illustrated by Catherine Blake 3. Before the Chens moved, Joanie was not very curious about what her new home and life would be like. Write a list of three antonyms for the word curious. 4. A floor plan is a quick and clear way to show the parts of a house. Look at the floor plan on pages 14–15. Name some of the rooms in the Chen’s house. Editorial Offices: Glenview, Illinois • Parsippany, New Jersey • New York, New York Sales Offices: Needham, Massachusetts • Duluth, Georgia • Glenview, Illinois Coppell, Texas • Ontario, California • Mesa, Arizona
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What is a home? It’s more than an apartment or a house. A home includes the special things in it. You might have books, toys, and games in your room. You might have a favorite chair in the kitchen. Those things help you feel good. Sometimes, people need to move to a new home. Moving can be exciting. But it can make you homesick, too. Let’s meet Joanie Chen. She is eight years old. She is packing. Her family is moving to a new city in two days. Every effort has been made to secure permission and provide appropriate credit for photographic material. The publisher deeply regrets any omission and pledges to correct errors called to its attention in subsequent editions. Unless otherwise acknowledged, all photographs are the property of Scott Foresman, a division of Pearson Education. ISBN: 0-328-13389-2 Copyright © Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Printed in the United States of America. This publication is protected by Copyright, and permission should be obtained from the publisher prior to any prohibited reproduction, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or likewise. For information regarding permission(s), write to: Permissions Department, Scott Foresman, 1900 East Lake Avenue, Glenview, Illinois 60025. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 V0G1 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 3
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Packing Up Joanie and her Mom are packing. But Joanie doesn’t want to move. “All my things are here. So are my school and my friends,” Joanie says. ”You’ll make new friends,” Mrs. Chen says. “And you’ll like the new school. We are taking all your things. That way, you’ll feel right at home.” The Chens are saying farewell to their old house in San Francisco, California. They are ready to go. First, they packed all their things into boxes. Now, moving men load the boxes and the furniture into the truck. They empty the entire house. 4 5
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Sometimes people move very far. The Chens are moving all the way from San Francisco, California, to Boston, Massachusetts. That’s a move from one side of the United States to the other! Moving men will drive the truck from 3,179 miles Boston Boston: California to Massachusetts, right up to the co to ncis Fra driveway of the Chen’s new home. But the San Massachusetts Chens are at the airport. They’re taking a plane. San Francisco United States ean Pa c c cO ifi ti c lan Oc At ea California n “I can’t wait to see our new home!” says Jimmy. “I can,” says Joanie. “Aren’t you curious what your new home will be like?” her Mom asks. “Will my bed be there?” Joanie asks. “It’s still in the moving truck,” Joanie’s Mom says. “The movers will take three days to drive it.” 6 7
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Joanie watches raindrops spill down “This is not a good way to move to a the plane window. She feels sad inside. new home,” Joanie says to her Mom after It started when she was packing. It got some thinking. stronger at the airport. “Why?” asks her Mom. She is filled with memories of her “We don’t even have our beds,” Joanie San Francisco life. She already misses her says. “What will we sleep on?” school and playing soccer with her friends. “Don’t worry,” her Mom says. “We’ll She misses the big hills of the city. Most pretend we’re camping. It’ll be fun.” of all, she misses her room, with all her “Right,” Joanie says. things. She wonders if she’ll ever feel at home again. 8 9
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First, the Chens packed up their things. Then, moving men packed the boxes and furniture into a truck. The truck is still on the way to Boston. None of the Chen’s things will be here for another two days. “I can’t believe this plain empty house is our new home!” says Joanie. “Don’t worry,” says Mom. “We will fill it soon enough.” “You bought me a plant!” Joanie says. It makes her happy to see it. “And when all of our things come we will make this new house into a real home,” Mom says. 10 11
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Where Does This Go? Did you ever think about where you live? Each room is used in a different way. Every corner of your home plays a part. We can use a floor plan to see how the Chen’s new house is set up. A floor plan is a map of the house, its rooms, walls, and windows. Why is a floor plan important? So you know where to put everything! Mrs. Chen used a floor plan when she described the new house to Joanie. CHEN’S BATHROOM PARENT’S DINING ROOM BEDROOM LIVING ROOM KITCHEN JIMMY’S BEDROOM JOANIE’S “Hello Mr. Chen,” the moving man says. BEDROOM GARAGE “Where do you want your piano?” CHILDREN’S “I didn’t know we even had a piano!” BATHROOM says Mr. Chen. “Bring it in the living room please,” says Mrs. Chen. “And thanks!” 12 13
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What do you think goes in The couch, easy chair, piano, The table, chairs, Mr. and Mrs. Chen’s room? bookcase, lamps, and TV go and ceiling lamp go in the living room. in the dining room. Jimmy’s bed, clothes, Joanie’s bed, clothes, desk, toys, games, books, plant, books, soccer poster, dresser, table, chair, soccer ball, soccer trophy, scooter, and helmet The moving men have one day to empty the truck desk, chair, sneaker go in Jimmy’s room. and fill the Chen’s whole house. It’s a long day! collection, and photos go in Joanie’s room. 14 15
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A New House Becomes a Home How are the Chens doing? They’ve Moving is a big change. You leave filled their home with their things. Do you your home and you have to start all over think Joanie feels better about her new again, from scratch. But the moment you home now? bring something of yours into a new place, you’re making yourself a home. 16 17
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Joanie’s New Room “Your room is really comfortable,” says Let’s see how Joanie’s doing. She Kelly, Joanie’s new friend. finished her room. She and her Dad “Thanks!” Joanie says. “Now it feels painted the walls yellow and hung up like home. My parents promised we would her soccer poster. Her friends from soccer make this into a real home. But I was too practice in San Francisco sent her a team mad about moving to believe them.” picture. They signed their names on it. “We moved here too—from Texas,” Joanie and her old friends stay in touch Kelly says. with e-mails. She doesn’t feel as far away “Don’t you get homesick?” asks Joanie. from them as she thought she would. “Well, it’s like what you say. The new What else is different about Joanie’s house can be homey too. And the ice room? She’s got a new friend visiting. cream in Boston? Delicious!” 18 19
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Coast to Coast Reader Response The Chens moved from one coast of the 1. When the Chen family was getting ready United States to another. A coast is a strip to move, what did they do first? What of land bordering an ocean. The Pacific happened next? Look at page 10, then use Coast, where San Francisco is, runs along a graphic organizer like the one below the Pacific Ocean. The Atlantic Coast, to record the first three parts of the big move. where Boston is, borders the Atlantic Ocean. 1. The Chens flew from coast to coast. But what if they had traveled by boat? They 2. would have sailed south along the Pacific Coast to the Panama Canal, in Central America. The canal is about fifty miles 3. long. After sailing through it, they would 2. As they read, good readers often stop have continued north along the Atlantic and check to make sure that a text makes Coast to Boston. How would you rather sense. Reread page 9. How does Joanie make the coast-to-coast trip, by plane or feel about moving? by boat? 3. Before the Chens moved, Joanie was not very curious about what her new home and life would be like. Write a list of three antonyms for the word curious. 4. A floor plan is a quick and clear way to show the parts of a house. Look at the floor plan on pages 14–15. Name some of the rooms in the Chen’s house. 20
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