Vocabulary
Vocabulary
In this section you will add new vocabulary words and practice with Vocabulary Cards 1.37-1.44.
These are non-graded learning activities, but it is important to review the material before completing the daily lesson. You will not need to submit any materials to the teacher.
These learning activities focus on:
- adding new words and definitions to your vocabulary; and
- reviewing the power words from the required readings.
Note: Keep the vocabulary words and their definitions in your Writer’s Notebook so you may refer to them when needed.
To prepare for the lesson:
- Download the Module 1 Vocabulary Cards for Week 3, Day 2. Only review the vocabulary words noted below.
- You may also refer to the HMH Learning Resources handout to access the additional learning resources for the stories in your online textbook.
ACTIVITIES
- Part 1: In preparation for today’s reading, Picture Day Perfection, go over the Vocabulary Cards for the following power words: planned, perfect, hamper, disaster, scowl, mood, queasy, and fiddled. Then follow the instructions to:
- Practice aloud: Say the Power Word twice out loud.
- Review the meaning: Read the meaning of the Power Word.
- Explain the examples: Talk about the examples with someone. Ask for clarification if you do not understand a word.
- Add a definition and picture for each power word to your Writer’s Notebook.
- Part 2: Think about connections you can make between each word’s meaning and your own life. Discuss two of the following prompts with someone:
- Name three activities we planned at school last year.
- Describe a perfect vacation.
- When your favorite shirt is in the hamper, what do you do?
- What kind of disaster at school might put you in a bad mood?
- Why might your teacher have a scowl?
- When you feel queasy, what helps you feel better?
- If a friend fiddled with papers while you were trying to read, what would you say?
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