Lesson 4.2.1

Lesson 4.2.1

Thursday, December 4th 2025

​statue

​nephew

​moo

​ex- "out" "away"

"It does! It does! shouted the house keeper in an exclamation of relief. She extracted the envelope from the purse and showed it to the crowd.

Match

Match each of the definitions to the correct word

• To travel or search for information

• to pull or drag out or away

• to go out of

explore

extract

exit

• explore

• extract

• exit

Multiple Choice

They were very ___to find the exit after the exam.

• exhaled

• extracted

• excited

Brain Break :)
Up next: Reading

Today, you will read a book about a boy who loves to ride his bike!

Did you know that bikes were invented in the 1800s?

Bike Riding

Words to know

Multiple Choice

What do you predict Biking for a Cause will mainly be about?

• bicycle safety

• bicycle history

• a bicycle park

• a bicycle race

Read Aloud

​You will practice making inferences about the characters in the story.

Sometimes, a book will not directly tell you everything you need to know about the characters, setting, or plot.

When this is the case, you will have to make an inference, or a well-informed guess, about what you are reading.

​Why did Jae pull the covers over his head?

Match

Match each detail from the text to the inference it can help you make.

• "Why am I doing this again?"

• He had signed up for the MS 150 bike raises that helps raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society.

• Jae checked his phone.

He is not sure he still wants to do it.

Jae cares about helping others.

The story is set in modern times.

• He is not sure he still wants to do it.

• Jae cares about helping others.

• The story is set in modern times.

On page 6 Jae says that is competing in a bike race. The text says:

"He has signed up for the MS 150, an annual bike race that raises money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society."

Open Ended

In the text, Jae says, "Mrs. Li was his sixth-grade language arts teacher and the bike club sponsor".

What is the meaning of the word "sponsor"

Multiple Choice

What does the word "check" mean here?

• Check: a piece of paper that promises money to someone

• Check: a pattern with criss-crossing shapes

• Check: to look at over again.

Brain Break :)
Up next:Writing

Multiple Choice

because he went to the store.

• Independent clause

• Dependent clause

Multiple Choice

since it was raining.

• Independent Clause

• Dependent Clause

Multiple Choice

I bought a video game.

• Independent Clause

• Dependent Clause

Multiple Choice

When it was finished.

• Independent Clause

• Dependent Clause

Multiple Choice

He typed on the computer.

• Independent Clause

• Dependent Clause

Multiple Choice

Pick the correct conjunction to complete the sentence.

On Friday, would you rather visit the aquarium _____ the zoo?

• so

• or

• but

Multiple Choice

Ellie visits the seal exhibit, _____ the penguin center.

• or

• so

• and

Multiple Choice

Hammerhead sharks may look firece, __they are usually harmless.

• but

• for

• and

Think about the 5 senses
when writing.

How can we add more details here?
Think of the 5 senses!

What is Theo feeling?
Smelling?
Seeing?

Open Ended

Write a few sentences describing this photo.

What is happening?

What might they be feeling?

Seeing?

Hearing?

Smelling?

Tasting?