The Fabulous Perpetual Motion Machine Day 3

How do inventors inspire our imaginations? Concept talk How do inventors inspire our imaginations?

Partner Share Think about how the twins plan to use their device. Think of some ways that devices are used to help people in society. What do people need to do to make sure a new enterprise succeeds?

Amazing Words Improvement-the act of improving or making something better Ben had ideas for the improvement of Philadelphia Design- a sketch, drawing, or plan that serves as a pattern from which to work The design showed how to build the machine. TEACH YOUR PARTNER THESE WORDS

Vocabulary Applauds- to show approval or praise by clapping Everyone applauds when the magician finishes his amazing act. Inspecting- to look at closely I use my magnifying glass when I’m inspecting the new mold growth. Teach your partner these words.

Vocabulary Teach your partner these words. Fabulous- almost impossible to believe Synonym- incredible The red feathers on her hat looked fabulous with a dark brown background. Browsing- to inspect something leisurely and casually Dylan spends hours browsing in stores but rarely buys anything. Teach your partner these words.

Vocabulary Project-plan The town started a project to build a new bridge. TEACH YOUR PARTNER THIS WORD

Shades of meaning Which word has the strongest meaning: Eat, gobble, nibble Lump, particle, speck, chunk Sip, swig, swallow, gulp Which word in each list has the weakest meaning?

Past, present and Future Perfect tense: Shows action that began and was completed in the past (past perfect: had finished) Began in past and completed in present (present perfect: has given) Began in the past or present and will be finished in the future (future perfect: will have written)

Spelling Schwa spelling: Probably Christmas beautiful

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Writing Dialogue: Words the characters say to each other It needs to sound natural and fit the characters Look at your story sequence chart Think about how your characters should sound; write dialogue appropriate for them