Lesson 2.2.2

Prefixes over-, under-,

and mid-

Draw

Vowel teams: ai, ay, ei, eigh, ea, ey

Draw

Draw a line between the syllables.

Match

Match each word to it's definition.

• to go past or miss a specific location

• very tired or exhausted

• to fly over a particular area

overshoot

overtired

overfly

• overshoot

• overtired

• overfly

Up next: Reading

Finding the Meaning
of Unknown Words

Multiple Choice

What kind of boat does Maddy see in the harbor?

• a friendly boat

• a British ship loaded with weapons

• a suspicious boat that needs watching

Open Ended

What does it mean that Jonathan "fell flat as a flapjack"?

You can start your answer with "It means that Jonathan..."

Multiple Choice

What does the author mean when she writes Maddy Rose hung her laundry "like clockwork"?

• Maddy Rose hung her laundry on the clock.

• Maddy Rose hung her laundry every week at the same time.

• Maddy Rose used a stopwatch to tell how fast she could hang the laundry.

Up next: Writing

Supporting an

Opinion

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Match

Match each type of adjective with the correct word.

• quantity

• quality

• size

• shape

• color

many

new

teeny

long

light blue

• many

• new

• teeny

• long

• light blue

Draw

Underline the reasons Tanner included in his opinion writing. Then, circle the adjectives.

Multiple Choice

Which adjective would best enhance the sentence?

The ______ blanket was so soft it was like touching a cloud.

• blue

• fluffy

• old

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