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Galileo Story Vocabulary
apparatus extraordinary constellation celestial interrogation Open Court 5th Grade Unit 2 Astronomy Lesson 1 Galileo Marco Ruiz & Melissa Lape– Wilson Elementary
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apparatus “use context clues”
The place was filled with gadgets he had already invented, including an apparatus for indicating temperature and another for timing the pulse of a patient. A telescope is an apparatus that magnifies distant objects. apparatus – a piece of equipment that has a particular use Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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extraordinary “use context clues”
Five years earlier, all Padua had seen an extraordinary happening: a new star had appeared in the sky. Olympic track stars run with extraordinary speed. extraordinary: unusual or amazing Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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constellation “use context clues”
The constellation of Pleiades, in which the sharp-eyed observers could only see seven stars, became a swarm of forty-three. The most unusual constellation of stars is Orion. constellation - group of stars that form shapes in the sky. Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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celestial “use context clues”
The fact that the sun has spots shocked some people, who felt that a celestial object ought to be without blemish. The sun, stars, and planets are all celestial objects. celestial - relating to the sky Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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interrogation “use context clues”
Interrogation began on April 12, Galileo was asked to declare that he was wrong. muse.tau.ac.il/museum/galileo/investigation_trial.html Being interviewed is a form of interrogation, or questioning. interrogation -questioning Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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Vocabulary Quiz constellation *a piece of equipment that has a
particular use ______________ interrogation *unusual or amazing ______________ apparatus *group of stars that form shapes in the sky ______________ celestial *questioning ____________ extraordinary *relating to the sky ____________ Melissa Lape – Wilson Elementary
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The words contain the root word observe.
Word Knowledge - Root Word The words contain the root word observe. observe observer Can you think of any other forms of observe? observation Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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carriage convex cut constellation
The words show the /k/ sound spelled c before a, o, or u. carriage convex Can you think of other words that have this spelling of the /k/ sound? cut constellation Melissa Lape – Wilson Elementary
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These words show the /s/ sound spelled “c” before i, e, or y.
circle celestial Can you use any of these words in a sentence? cylinder cycle Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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These words have the /a/ sound, spelled a, ai,and a_e.
wavy Can you use any of these words in a sentence? sailors amazed bathed Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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The citizens in the observatory will observe the constellations.
Which words begin with c? Which begin with the /k/ sound? Which begin with the /s/ sound? Citizens, constellations constellations Citizens Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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A telescope has concave and convex lenses.
Which words begin with the /k/ sound? concave, convex Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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The moon is a celestial body that circles Earth.
Identify the words that begin with the /s/ sound. celestial, circles Marco Ruiz – Wilson Elementary
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The sailors are often amazed at the sights they see all over the world
Which word contains the /a/ sound, spelled ai? sailors Which word contains the /a/ sound, spelled a_e? amazed Marco Ruiz Wilson Elementary
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