Lesson 12 day 4

1. You need your book, journal, workbook and pencil. Lesson 12 day 4

2. Phonics & Spelling • I know I went the wrong way at the stop sign. • know wrong sign • cough roughknight • tough cough laugh rough enough • Do you have enough water? • “What’s your name?” he asked roughly. • A lion’s skin is very tough. • Gina coughedfive times this morning. • I could hear their laughter all the way down the hall.

3. Phonics & Spelling • coff cough • gnat nat • nees knees • rist wrist • naw gnaw • kneel neel • known nown • rench wrench

4. Phonics & Spelling • Homophones: Some of the words sound just like other words. • knew/new • knob/ nob • write/right • rough/ruff • knight/night

5. Synonyms and Antonyms • The plant will not flourish in the sun. It will probably die. • When I read the first sentence, I am not sure what flourish means. So I read the second sentence for clues. I read that the plant “will probably die.” That makes me think that flourish is the opposite of die. • Remember that a word that means the opposite of another word is called an antonym. • A word that means the same as another word is called a synonym.

6. Synonyms & Antonyms • The hamlet was on a cliff above the sea. The village was so small, it was not on the map. • Hamlet and village are synonyms . • Tony waited for his friend to respond, but he did not answer. • Anya did not mean to break the vase. She hoped her dad would be able to repair it.

7. deciphered • If I name an item that might need to be deciphered do thumbs up if not thumbs down. • A menu in French • A stop sign • A neatly typed note • A messy, scribbled note

8. mistaken • Read these math sentences. If the answer is wrong, say “Mistaken!” If the answer is correct say “Correct!” • 3+4=7 • 2+3=6 • 5+3=9 • 7+7=14

9. catastrophe/fortunate • Put you hand over your mouth if you think the event I name could be a catastrophe. Clap if the event is fortunate. • A volcano erupts near a town • A boy finds his lost dog • School is closed because of stormy weather

10. bothersome/repairs/din • Raise your hand if the repair I name would cause a bothersomedin . Keep your hand down if it would not. • Using a jackhammer to dig up a road • Repairing a watch • Repairing a computer • Using a hammer to fix a shelf

11. Synonyms: What vocabulary word could replace the underlined word? • The hurricane was a real disaster. • catastrophe • The lifting of the earth was the most frightening thing in the earthquake. • heaving • When they were digging the tunnel, the racket of the machinery was dreadful. • din • A mosquito is annoying in the summer. • bothersome

12. Synonyms: What vocabulary word could replace the underlined word? • We have figured out the coded message. • deciphered • I think you are wrong; I have never been to New York City. • mistaken • I do not read Spanish. Can you decipher this for me? • translate • Thomas will be able to fix your computer. • repair

13. Grammar: Singular and Plural Pronouns • A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. • She jumped into the swimming pool. • she - singular • We went to the museum. • we – plural • Karla ate too much. • She • Silvio talked to Frank and Will. • them

14. Grammar • A pronoun is a word that is used in place of a noun. • A singular pronoun replaces a singular noun. • A plural pronoun takes the place of a plural noun or a group of nouns. • The players ran up and down the field. • they -plural • Ellie kicked the ball hard. • it - singular • Mara passed the ball to Tomas. • him - singular

15. Writing: Realistic Story • A realistic story…. • Includes characters and settings that could be real • Includes events that could happen • Tells about a problem and how it is solved • Includes a plot with a beginning, a middle, and an ending • May include dialogue