THEME 1: Facing Challenges

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The people Look for some people. Write it down. By the water

Advertisements

Peters Chair Word Wall Words Created by Kristi Waltke.

Word Ladder 4 th Grade Phonics Unit 2 Week 3. On the bottom rung of your word ladder write the word: sport.

Entry Task Write down what you ate for breakfast. Didn’t eat anything?

Understand how texts are made cohesive through resources e.g. synonyms, and antonyms Building information through connecting similar and contrasting dissimilar.

Hi Im Peter. My little brother calls me pee-tah. My brother Fudge is a interesting person. Sometimes you dont even think he is a person. He is something.

Lesson 1: Spelling Words: Words with Short Vowels Day 1: Spelling Objective- Students will learn to correctly spell words with short vowels. Lesson.

You will need your book, journal, pencil and workbook. Expository Nonfiction – explains informatio n and ideas.

Which of these is more interesting? Why?. THE CHALLENGE STEPS Pushing Boundaries The Fire Zone: Challenge yourself to go beyond your own boundaries and.

R EFERENCE M ATERIALS Third Grade Writing Strategies 1.3: Understand the structure and organization of various reference materials.

DICTIONARY Get to know your.

Reference Materials. Four Types of Reference Materials Encyclopedias Atlases Dictionaries Thesaurus.

Reference Materials Third Grade Language Arts Lesson Use Reference Materials (e.g. Atlas, Encyclopedia, Dictionary, and Thesaurus)

Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots Context Clues Similes.

Context Clues: You be the Detective. Context Clues – What Are They? Context clues are bits of information from the text that, when combined with prior.

Reference Materials Library Lesson Using Reference Materials (e.g. Atlas, Encyclopedia, Dictionary, Periodical, Newspaper, and Thesaurus)

He likes Stinky Tofu.. He doesn’t like Stinky Tofu.

Day 2 Students need reading book, Bear Book, pencil

My Life as a Reader and Writer. K1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7th The Letter People Story Time with Carpet Squares Writing my Dinosaur Report 1 st Library.

Class-ThreeSubject-English Unit 10: Family and friends. Lesson 02:My Mother Page-68 Time: 45 minutes.

Lesson 5 Day 1 School News. Question of the Day How did you feel on the first day of school? On the first day of school, I felt ________. T372.

THEME 1: Facing Challenges Fourth Grade Week 2 Day 1.

Makuu’s story. Makuu is 13 years old. He lives in Eastern Kenya with his family.

Treasure Vocabulary and Spelling 2015

THEME 1: Facing Challenges Fourth Grade Week 1 Day 2.

The Hot and Cold Summer Day 1 (have internet connected) Students need reading book, Bear Book, pencil, and Practice Book.

Looking for Context Clues?. Context Clues – What Are They? Context clues are bits of information from the text that, when combined with prior knowledge,

1-17 Study Skills Agenda Verb Work Study Skills Learning Targets -I will review the types of verbs. -I will identify the types of verbs. -I will.

In our ABC’s and 3 before 4 when we count! Why ? What?

Unscramble Game: ONE What is an anecdote ? It is a short story telling an interesting incident. Answer the questions.

Unit 1 It was great to see her again. Module 2. 1.Which of the buildings in your school do you like best? Why? 2. What buildings or special rooms does.

Harcourt Journeys: Vocabulary Copyright © 2011 Kelly Mott.

WEEK 3 DAY 1 INTERACTIVE READING. COMMON GROUND What have you learned so far about achieving common ground? Find photographs and illustrations in your.

4th Grade Theme 3 Lesson 11 Day 2.

Two words with the same meaning are called synonyms.

Day Ms. Burns.  KBAD understand why we predict.

Wednesday, October 31, 2012 Binder Test Correlative Conjunctions Thesaurus Skills Library Homework: Read for AR (Points are due this Friday) This Friday.

The Hot and Cold Summer Lesson 1. pact A pact is an agreement between people or countries where you promise to do certain things. Rob and Leron made a.

Lesson 1. Day 1 Good readers read each word accurately when reading aloud. Listening Comprehension Poem about friendship. Poem about friendship. Poems.

Identifying Synonyms, Antonyms, and Homophones. What do you do when you are reading, and you come across a phrase you don't know?

Lesson 13 Good Readers: Draw Conclusions Expectations: 1. Listen carefully 2. Work hard 3. Be responsible.

Independent Reading Day #1 (Sad, but true.). Let’s do an experiment: Figure out a starting page number for today’s reading – It might not be page one.

High Frequency Words.

THEME 1: Facing Challenges Fourth Grade Week 1 Day 3.

MORNING WORK – RELA October 20 th – October 24 th.

Today’s objective: Our goal: We will use context clues to figure out the meanings of unfamiliar words while reading (3.1.6). Today, we’ll learn some things.

THEME 1: Facing Challenges Fourth Grade Week 1 Day 5.

Lesson 24 Day 4 You will need your textbook.. Phonics and Spelling  The /ə/ sound often appears in the unaccented syllable in two-syllable words.  Three-syllable.

Too and enough. Both too and enough are used to talk about how much or how little of something there is.

A Just Right Book How Do I Know? Help!!! Too Easy You have read the book a lot. You understand the story very well. You know all or almost all the words.

Harcourt Reading Lesson 26 Day 3. Read Aloud “Far Away” What rhyming words did you hear in the poem? Were any words repeated in the poem? Why?

Reference Materials Objective – When conducting research understand differing use of reference materials to locate information. CS 6.7 – Conduct short.

Words can be related in many ways. Synonyms Two words that mean the same or almost the same thing.

Created By Sherri Desseau Click to begin TACOMA SCREENING INSTRUMENT FIRST GRADE.

Literary Terms EOG Review Joan H. White 21 st Century Literacy Coach next.

Chapter 7: Vocabulary.

Harcourt Lesson 1 Day 4.

Harcourt Theme 1 Whole Group Lesson 3 Day 5 Materials needed:

Partner Reading Center Activities.

CYBER Bullying and Peer Pressure

Fry Word Test First 300 words in 25 word groups

You will need your book, journal, pencil and workbook.

Reference Materials Use Reference Materials (e.g. Atlas, Encyclopedia, Dictionary, and Thesaurus)

ADJECTIVES ENDING IN ED AND -ING

My spectrum of interoception and sensory synaesthesia

Presentation transcript:

THEME 1: Facing Challenges Fourth Grade Week 1 Day 4

Question of the Day (Quick Write) Think of as many synonyms for annoyed as you can. Think of as many antonyms for annoyed as you can. synonyms antonyms

Read Aloud Cliff Hanger by Jean Craighead George Today I will read you a few pages from a book that is part of our classroom library. As I read, THINK about what traits you would use to describe Axel. Cliff Hanger is part of your classroom library set. Read just enough pages to help students think about how they would describe Axel. PLAN ahead of time what kids might say

Synonyms and Antonyms Synonyms- a word that means almost the same as another word. Antonyms- a word that means the opposite of another word You can sometimes use synonyms or antonyms to help you figure out the meaning of an new word. T62

Synonyms and Antonyms A Thesaurus is a reference source that is helpful in finding additional synonyms and antonyms. Antonyms for hot Synonyms for hot T62 I would also show students a Real Thesaurus (could check out one from library) Sweltering Sizzling scorching Cold Freezing Frigid

Synonyms and Antonyms Synonym clue Antonym clue: We ordered a large pizza. I didn’t think we could eat the colossal pie. T62 Use THINK ALOUD to MODEL “This puzzle is boring,” Bolivia said. “Let’s find something engaging to do instead.”

Synonyms and Antonyms Bolivia was hungry. Rory was ravenous, too. Partner Work: Decide if the underlined words are synonyms or antonyms. Use the 1st underlined word to figure out the meaning of the 2nd underlined word. Bolivia was hungry. Rory was ravenous, too. T62 Guided Practice. Partners work together, drop in and listen. Then Back to whole group. Y Bolivia ate a large amount of vegetables, but Derek ate a meager handful.

Word Study Discuss with your partner which spelling word fits the clue. The action in a story ________ A small unit of measurement _______ A brother or sister born at the same time ______ Material used to build buildings ______ A strip of leather _______ What happened before ______ Something a farmer grows ______ The opposite of narrow _________ What you might do with money _________ An insect bite _________ T69 I took the sentences off bottom of spelling practice page 5 and 6

Synonyms and Antonyms synonyms antonyms Give each group a Thesaurus and an assigned word and have them work together to web either synonyms or antonyms of their word.

pact A pact is an agreement between people or countries in which they promise to do certain things. If one country breaks a pact with another country, what might the result me? Routine on page T35: Read Vocabulary word, Students repeat word, read the definition, have students discuss the question (turn and talk) I would move the READ: vocabulary pages to Day 2

queasy If you feel queasy, you have a sick feeling in your stomach. Which would make you feel more queasy, competing in a spelling bee or diving off the high dive into the swimming pool? WHY?

foisted If something is foisted on you, it is given to you whether you want it or not. How would you feel if friends of your family came to visit and foisted their 4 year old on you for the day?

venture A new venture is a project that is exciting and even risky. What new venture might you like to start someday? WHY?

annoyed To be annoyed means to be somewhat angry about something. Describe a time when you were annoyed by a sound.

depriving If someone is depriving you of something, the person is keeping you from having it. What is one effect of depriving a garden of water?