CKLA Grade 3 Unit 3 Lessons 1-5 T and C Sentences and Prefixes

Topic and Concluding Sentences

A concluding sentence often restates the topic sentence in a new way to reinforce the main idea of the paragraph.

Concluding Sentences

The topic sentence of a paragraph tells the reader the main idea of the paragraph.

Topic Sentences

Topic and Concluding Sentences

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3

1

CS

2

TS

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TS

3

1

CS

5

2

4

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3

2

1

CS

TS

The prefix mis- means wrong like in misspell, which means to spell something wrong.

Mis-

The prefix dis- means not like in disapprove, which means to not approve of something.

Dis-

Prefixes

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dislike

disobey

disconnect

Open Ended

Write a complete sentence using the word "disapprove."

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misplaced

misunderstand

misjudged

Open Ended

Write a complete sentence using the word "misused."

Poll

Does #1 use the word disapproves correctly?

• Yes

• No

Poll

Does #2 use the word misspell correctly?

• Yes

• No

Poll

Does #3 use the word misused correctly?

• Yes

• No

Poll

Does #4 use the word disobeyed correctly?

• Yes

• No

Poll

Does #5 use the word disconnect correctly?

• Yes

• No

Open Ended

Write a topic sentence for the paragraph.

Open Ended

Write a concluding sentence for the paragraph.

Open Ended

Write a topic sentence for the paragraph.

Open Ended

Write a concluding sentence for the paragraph.

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