
Guided Lesson 6.1.2
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Mariah Welker
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Lesson 6.1.2
Friday, February 13th, 2026
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Draw
Divide each word into syllables. Then, read the whole word.
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Latin Root mit/mis
means “to send“ or “to let go.”
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permit
The word “permit" means “to allow to do something."
This sign shows that bicycles are
not permitted on the walking path.
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Omit
The word omit means to leave out.
When you are doing your assignments, check that you did not omit any answers.
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The word Intermission means a break between two periods of time.
If you go to a performance, there is often an intermission in the middle of the show.
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Match
Match it to the correct word that completes it.
We can ____ the chili pepper if you don't like spicy food.
We got some snacks during the ______ of the play.
The library will only _____ you to check out 5 books at a time.
omit
intermission
permit
omit
intermission
permit
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Permit as a noun
When you are 16 you can get a permit that allows you to drive with an adult.
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Permit as a verb
The park rules do not permit dogs on the playground.
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conduct
Noun: The sport has a strict code of conduct.
Verb: Sally's mom will conduct the meeting.
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You have to double the final consonant when:
the final syllable is stressed;
the final syllable has one vowel; and
followed by one consonant.
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Open Ended
spell the word "omit" in the past tense
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Suffix -ion
means the result of
verbs with the Latin root mit change to miss before the suffix -ion.
Submit ---->
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permit + ion =
What do we need to do here?
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Draw
Writing Words with Roots and Suffixes
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Draw
Circle each word that has one of the following morphemes
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Multiple Choice
If you accidentally left something out, you made an ..
commission
omission
permission
submission
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Brain Break:
Up next: Reading
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Brain Break:
Up next: Writing
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Draw
What should you wear?
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Multiple Choice
What state's temperature has yet to drop below zero?
Florida
South Carolina
Texas
Hawaii
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Open Ended
What is the correct meaning of “coast" as used in the text?
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Open Ended
What is the correct meaning of “bodies" as used on page 6 of your text? Cite evidence from the text in your response.
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Draw
Which order of adjectives best completes the sentence?
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Draw
Which order of adjectives best completes the sentence?
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Open Ended
Share one sentence using details and adjectives to describe the landform you chose.
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