Module 6 lesson 12-15

Module 6 lesson 12-15

By Amber Williams

Multiple Choice

What is an synonym for assistant?

• Leader

• Helper

• teacher

• teenager

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the word bared in a correct way?

• The dog had many bared teeth.

• I bared my teeth as I was brushing them this morning.

• The dentist bared my teeth.

• Amy backed away from the coyote as it bared his teeth.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the word NUZZLED correctly?

• Clay nuzzled up on the couch with a blanket.

• The mother bear nuzzled her cub as they fell asleep.

• Amy nuzzled her whole chocolate milk.

• The mother nuzzled her pup the fish at once.

Open Ended

When might one animal pounce on another animal?

Words that sound the same, but have a different spelling .

​Meet/ meat

see/sea​

​Homophone

These are words that are spelled the same way, but are pronounced differently.

Minute/ minute

refuse/refuse​

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​Homograph

How are they different?

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Multiple Choice

That branch is too weak to put your tree house in.

This week we will be having a math test.

• Homophone

• Homograph

Multiple Choice

We picked up refuse along the beach and put it in trash bags.

Our parents refuse to let us stay up late on week nights.

• Homophone

• Homograph

Multiple Choice

George spent a minute trying to tie his shoes.

The recipe uses a minute amount of sugar.

• homophone

• homograph

Open Ended

Write 2 sentences using the words

dear

deer

​Text structure- authors organize texts in different ways .

Open Ended

What does this text features compare and contrast?

​Read the story T.J. the Siberian Tiger Cub.

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See if you can find any of these text structures while you are reading. ​

​The word brave is an adjective. It describes something.

The dog is brave.

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When we add -ly to the word it becomes an adverb. An adverb describes the verb.

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Adjective + Verb= adverb.

The dog​ jumps bravely into the river.

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​Brave VS Bravely

​For the next few slides choose the correct adverb.

Remember the adverb describes the verb. ​

Multiple Choice

Our neighbor ___________ offered to take care of our cat while we were away.

• loudly

• curiously

• generously

• plainly

Multiple Choice

I looked _________inside the box, wondering what I would find.

• curiously

• plainly

• generously

• loudly

Multiple Choice

Danton dresses _________, but he always wears a bright orange hat.

• generously

• loudly

• plainly

• strongly

Multiple Choice

Shania yelled __________ when she stubbed her toe

• loudly

• strongly

• plainly

• curiously

Multiple Choice

My friends like soccer, but they ___________ prefer basketball.

• plainly

• curiously

• generously

• strongly