4th grade-W2-Q1

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VCCV Syllabication

What are syllables?

Syllables are small groups of sounds that you hear in each word. Each syllable must have a vowel sound.

VCCV Syllabication

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VCCV SYLLABICATION

EXAMPLES

les son

lesson

V C C V

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cactus

cac tus

V C C V

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reptile

rep tile

V C C V

VCCV SYLLABICATION

VCCV SYLLABICATION

Classwork 5%

LET'S WORK

Reader's and Writer's Notebook page 49

Vocabulary List 1

Vocabulary List 1

Examples:

• She lives in a very grand house.
• They visited the grand opera while on vacation.
• They took a grand tour of China the last year.

grand

Vocabulary List 1

Examples:

• This statue is a memorial to a great statesman.
• Every village had its war memorial.

memorial

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Examples:

• I am not in the mood to argue.
• He's always in a bad mood .

mood

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Examples:

• He began to hum along with the music.
• He started to hum through his nose.

hum

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• He has a fairly positive outlook on life.
• She had to adopt a positive attitude.

positive

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Examples:

• She is really a prideful girl.
• I'm very prideful about my school.

prideful

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Examples:

• She has the most peculiar ideas.
• What a peculiar smell!

peculiar

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Examples:

• I can't recall his name.
• Try to recall exactly what happened.

recall

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Examples:

• You can't snatch up your classmates' pen.
• It is rude to snatch.

snatch

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Examples:

• Don't tease him about his weight - it's cruel.
• The older boys at school used to tease him.

tease

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Examples:

• He was in a playful mood.

• The dog gave me a playful bite.

playful

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Examples:

• My coat is filled with downy feathers.
• There is a downy dog in his room.

downy

LET'S WORK

Complete the sentences with words from the box. 1. Our teachers h

Suffixes -ful, -al

What is a suffix?

The meaning of SUFFIX is a letter or a group of letters that is added to the end of a word to change its meaning or to form a different word.

The suffix -ful Examples

color + ful = colorful help + ful = helpful thank + ful = thankful use + ful = useful hope + ful = hopeful

The suffix -al Examples

tradition + al = traditional music + al = musical logic + al = logical comic + al = comical glob + al = global

LET'S WORK

Reader's and Writer's Notebook page 46

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Declarative and interrogative sentences

Declarative sentence

• It is a sentence that espresses a statement. In general it declares something.
• It ends with a period.

Examples

• It is a good day.
• She loves listening to music.
• David loves traveling with friends.
• I am hungry.

Interrogative sentences

• Makes a question. Ends with a question mark.

Examples

• Where do you live?
• What is your name?
• Do you like music?

ATTENTION

In English, INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES can be classified into this types: yes-or-no questions, wh- questions, and

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LET'S WORK

Reader's and Writer's Notebook page 43

LET'S WORK

• Work in pairs.
• Write down a short conversation in which you include interrogative and declaratives senteces.
• Choose any topic of your preference.

Writing project

Writing Project Guidelines

• Write about how you feel about returning to school.
• State your topic sentence.
• Write 3 supporting details explaining how things are different.

• Write down complete sentences.
• Write one exclamatory sentence.

• Due date: Friday September 16th, 2022

Rubric

• Organize ideas 3%
• Content 3%
• Sentences 3%
• Grammar 3%
• Vocabulary 3%

Total 15%

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