1. DOL level 4 week 23 Analogy baboon : baboons – mouse : _______ 2.
1. me and my brother has beginned our lessons
2. ms jones has learned us good
mice : - :

2. Pledge

3. Objectives day 1 Students will Recognize superlatives
Identify antonyms
Identify root words plus suffixes

4. Word Structure day 1 exciting boring disappointed satisfied fastest
scariest
hottest
clearest
jotted
tapped
puzzling
fascinating
scary
drizzly
easily
naturally
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Line 4

5. Word Structure day 4
scary
drizzly
easily
naturally
Line 4
The words on this line also have suffixes that change the spelling of the root word. What are the different ways in which each base word changes as result of adding the suffix? Think of examples of other words whose spelling changes in each of the four ways when a suffix is added.

6. Fluency
6 min. reading solution

7. Vocabulary lesson 2 drizzly competitor techniques findings
The morning started out cloudy and drizzly.
Who do you think will be our biggest competitor?
Someone selling goods or services in the same market as another person
Lightly raining
techniques
findings
We know the best techniques for finding clues.
Do your best to hind your findings.
The result of an investigation
A method

8. Vocabulary lesson 2 overwhelm peered environment pursuit
Too much homework can overwhelm you.
Kayla peered at the paper and read the first clue.
To overpower; to make helpless
To look closely
environment
pursuit
He lived in a warm environment.
The dog was in hot pursuit after the cat.
surroundings
The act of chasing after

9. Purpose
Big Idea
What steps lead to a good experiment?

10. Social Studies Inquiry Genre –Expository Text
Shares information with the reader.
Often includes facts about real events or real people.
Presents information in a straightforward way.
Presents events in the order in which they happened or shares the steps of a process in the order in which they should be done.
May be organized by topics
May include diagrams, photographs, maps, or other illustrations to help the reader understand the subject better.
Includes factual information that can often be checked by referring to other sources. For example, reference books can be used to check facts in science or history articles, while newspapers might provide information for checking details of recent events.

11. Inquiry Process Small-Group Time day 4
How should you determine what sources you should use and how will you prove, disprove, or modify your conjectures?
Create a plan for your research process. The plan should include the following.
a. A list of resources you intend to use.
b. How many resources you intend to incorporate into your research.
c. How you plan on recording and organizing the new information
d. How you expect to present your findings.

12. Writing Revising day 4 Skills Practice 2 page 34
Include words that signal likenesses and differences, such as too, like, both, as, and also for likenesses;
And unlike, than, however, but, and on the other hand for differences.
Revise your summaries to make them read smoothly.
Did you begin each paragraph with a topic sentence?
Do the details support the main ideas?
Have you included good transitions from one paragraph or idea to the next?

13. Listening/Speaking/viewing Synonyms and Antonyms day 5
Synonyms – words that mean almost the same thing. Funny, humorous; cry, weep
Antonyms mean the opposite of each other morning, night; happy sad.
Guided Paractice:
In the title “The Case of the Gasping Garbage,” how would you rephrase “gasping garbage” using synonyms?
Possible answers panting trash; wheezing rubbish
Apply: Choose a few paragraphs from the story. Replace as many words as possible with synonyms.

14. Spelling drizzly tension crumbly intrusion sensibly argument terribly
supplement
activity
elevator
rarity
juror
mobility
senator
clarity
furious
diversion
nervous
collision
cautious
curiosity
ambitious
emperor

15. Spelling day 4 drizzly tension crumbly intrusion sensibly argument
terribly
supplement
activity
elevator
rarity
juror
mobility
senator
clarity
furious
diversion
nervous
collision
cautious
curiosity
ambitious
emperor
-ion, -sion, -tion makes the sound shen

16. drizzly
crumbly
sensibly
terribly
activity
rarity
mobility
clarity
diversion
collision
tension
intrusion
argument
supplement
elevator
juror
senator
furious
nervous
caution
curiosity
emperor
ambitious

17. drizzly competitor techniques findings
overwhelm
peered
environment
pursuit
drizzly
competitor
techniques
findings

18. drizzly competitor techniques findings overwhelm pursuit
Lightly raining
competitor
Someone market as another person selling goods or services in the same
techniques
A method
findings
The result of an investigation
overwhelm
To overpower; to make helpless
peered
To look closely
environment
surroundings
pursuit
The act of chasing after

20. The result of an investigation
Lightly raining
Someone market as another person selling goods or services in the same
A method
The result of an investigation
To overpower; to make helpless
To look closely
surroundings
The act of chasing after