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Carl the Complainer

Blend the sounds to read the words. unzipdistrust unseendisinfect unhappydislike redo precook replaypreheat revisit preset Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis-

Brain Pop Prefixes

On Your Own Page 397 Prefixes un-,pre-,re-,over-, dis-

annoy Definition: to bother or make someone feel upset or angry Sentence: We annoy our parents when we yell.

complain Definition: to say that you are unhappy about something Sentence: My mom will complain if I do not do my chores.

mumbles Definition: speaks too quietly to be heard clearly Sentence: My sister mumbles when she is tired.

P.M. Definition: the time between noon and 11:59 at night Sentence: School gets out at 1:45 P.M. almost every day.

shrugs Definition: raise your shoulders to show you do not know or are not interested Sentence: He shrugs if he does not know the answer.

signature Definition: the way you sign your name Sentence: She wrote her signature on a check.

On Your Own Page 398

Cause and Effect Brain Pop

Put It on a Poster Page 227

On Your Own Page 399

On Your Own Page 407

Carl the Complainer

unlockretell pregame disbandreddish visitor remakeunseen disconnect Read the words.

On Your Own Page 401

Page 197

Choose from the word bank. The students will __________ when they have a lot of homework. He __________ because he does not know the answer to the math problem. Do not __________ the big dog, he will get angry. My favorite show comes on at 6:00 __________. The famous basketball player wrote his __________ on my basketball. I cannot hear what she says when she __________. mumbles shrugs P.M. complain annoy signature

Page 230 Carl the Complainer

Sort these words: un- dis- pre- re- prewrite unmade displease reread disorder prepack untie replay disown unable displace recount prebake unbutton

Read these words: untrueunhook resendrefill previewdisinfect

complain P.M. shrug annoy mumble signature Roll the Dice Take turns in your group rolling the dice. If it is your turn, you pick the vocabulary word. If the dice lands on : 1.Everyone write a synonym for the vocabulary word. 2.Everyone draw a picture of the vocabulary word. 3.Everyone write a sentence using the vocabulary word. 4.Everyone write the vocabulary word three times. 5.Everyone write the definition of the vocabulary word. 6.Everyone underline all of the vowels in the vocabulary word.

Let’s Practice It Facts and Details

Let’s listen to a story!

Cause and Effect

Carl the Complainer

Write each word on your whiteboard. Underline the suffix in each word. quickly harmful editorbabyish playfuldancer grumpilybaker gracefulinventor perfectly girlish

Dictionary Skills Brain Pop

Dictionary Skills On Your Own Page 402

Read these words: retell moon enough goodbyefullergardener Tuesdaytrueoutside soon new unwind dislike good blue

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Carl the Complainer

Write your first and last name on your test. Relax and do your best! Spelling Test