1. NOVEMBER 26 TH, 2013 TODAY WE WILL: COMPOSE DEFINITIONS FOR CONTEXT CLUE WORDS AND I WILL SAY WHAT I AM THANKFUL FOR

2. TO-DO TODAY  Mrs. Javidan collect homework (worksheet)  Complete worksheet for warm-up; combination of context clues  To Think About…  Finish the “Emilio” chapter. With your group, chose 10-12 words from the book and write definitions for them using context clues. Choose 2-3 words from each page.

3. TO THINK ABOUT  What are you thankful for?  Figure out these words through context. Write a sentence using one word on your slip of paper when you figure it out.  Share your answers with the class.

4. I WILL SAY WHAT I AM THANKFUL FOR

5. DECEMBER 3 RD, 2013 Today we will:  Conclude the “Emilio” chapter  Apply deciphering context clues to define new words. And I will define 7-10 new words from the newspaper article

6. TO-DO TODAY  Mrs. Javidan reminder for homework turn-in on Thursday  Finish “Emilio” chapter  Practice defining words with context clues with worksheet  Practice defining words with context clues with newspaper  I will define 5 new words from the newspaper article

7.  Homework due Thursday

8. DECEMBER 5 TH, 2013 Today we will:  Review for the test on Monday by applying context clues to classwork. And I will identify the area of context clues I need to further study and provide five examples as a guide.

9. TO-DO TODAY  Mrs. Javidan collect homework due today  Mrs. Javidan show grades/pass out papers  To Think About: Vote on words to use in quiz on Monday  Play Jeopardy! game for review  Homework: Pages 104-105 of your handout

10. TO THINK ABOUT…  Which words would you like to see on our quiz on Monday?  RecommendationsVendorMidnight  LuxuriesDatelineShift  NonstopVeinArrived  ScoldsChip in  InternationalVandalizedImpression  SpoiledHandsomeMartial Law  HardshipHobbyDialect  AccountantInspireEquipment

11. DIRECTIONS  You have 30 seconds to guess the correct answer  If you do not have the correct answer, the other team has a chance to steal for half (1/2) the points. The other team also has only 15 seconds to guess the answer.  PLEASE do not shout the answer; write it down. Mrs. Javidan or Mrs. Peralta will not accept the answer unless it is written on your whiteboard.

12. JEOPARDY CHART Definition Clues Comparison Clues Contrast Clues Example Clues Surprise Clue 100 200 300 400 500

13.  Team 1 – DEL TEAMS  Team 2 - WAKA

14. DEFINITION CLUES  100 – The lawyer wants to change the venue (place where an event is held) of his client’s trial  200 – Zoologists, people who study animals, are particularly interested in dragonflies, but everyone can enjoy their colors and shapes.  300 – He majored in archaeology, the study of prehistoric cultures.  400 – Mathematicians use a tool called a protractor to measure angles  500 – Her solution to the problem was pragmatic (sensible and practical).

15. COMPARISON CLUES  100 – Like my father’s commands, my mother’s orders seem reasonable.  Water and fuel are both precious natural resources. Just as we need to conserve fuel, we need to save water, especially in times of drought.  300 – This article will give you some tips to help keep you pet cool in the summer heat. Your veterinarian can give you some suggestions, too.  400 – The whole team was let down when we lost the game, and the coach was just as disappointed.  500 – I’m terrified of snakes. Similarly, I am scared of spiders.

16. CONTRAST CLUES  100 – The temperature varies a lot. In contrast, the temperature in my hometown usually stays the same.  200 – Lisa is a diligent student, but her sister doesn’t work hard in school.  300 – One of my roommates is loquacious, but the other one rarely talks at all.  400 – When you told me the story, it sounded incredible. But now that I’ve more about it, the story seems believable.  500 – I usually like to plan everything down to the smallest detail. However, I try to be more spontaneous when I go on vacation.

17. EXAMPLE CLUES  100 - Jessie is an indulgent mother. For instance, she lets her daughter eat as much candy as she wants, stay up late, and miss school.  200 - White-collar workers, such as doctors, work in offices. Blue-collar workers, such as construction workers, word outside.  300 – Alan is a very frugal person. For example, he always tries not to spend his money400 – Ever since I was a child, I have liked to play percussion instruments like drums.  500 – Most apes, such as gorillas and chimpanzees, are very social animals.

18. SURPRISE CLUE  100 - I am thankful for my sturdy, warm house. In contrast, some people’s houses fall down easily and are cold.  200 - I am thankful for my vivacious, or lively, son.  300 - I am thankful that my family is within proximal driving distance. In contrast, some people’s families are hundreds of miles away, which is very far.  400 - I am thankful for my consistent job. I never have to worry that my job will change.  500 - I am thankful for my freedom, or choice to do what I want, in my country.

19.  I will identify the area of context clues I need to further study and provide five examples as a guide.  Homework: Pages 104-105 of your handout