Base Words and Suffixes Assessment

Missy introduces a lesson on interactive writing focusing on consonant le words. The lesson includes learning targets, an explanation of base words and suffixes, a word-building activity, and a writing challenge. Students learn to create new words by adding suffixes and write sentences using consonant le words. The session concludes with a reflection on learning.

What materials do you need for this lesson?

• A tablet and stylus

• A laptop and charger

• A paper and pencil

• A book and a pen

What is the first learning target of the lesson?

• To read a book using high frequency words

• To make new words using base words and suffixes

• To write a story using base words

• To draw a picture using consonant LE words

What is a base word?

• A word that has no meaning

• A word that starts with a vowel

• A word part added to the end of a word

• A word that has meaning on its own

What is a suffix?

• A word that has no meaning

• A word that stands alone

• A word part added to the end of a word

• A word that starts with a consonant

Is 'right' a base word or a suffix?

• Neither

• Both

• Suffix

• Base word

What does the suffix 'ing' indicate?

• Present action or process

• Future action

• Past action

• No action

What happens to the base word 'right' when you add the suffix 'er'?

• The 'i' is changed to 'y'

• The 'r' is doubled

• The 'e' is dropped

• The 't' is doubled

What is the pattern noticed when adding a suffix that begins with a vowel?

• The 'e' at the end of the base word is dropped

• The suffix is added without changes

• The base word is doubled

• The base word remains unchanged

Which of the following is a word with a consonant LE syllable?

• Sing

• Jump

• Run

• Apple

What should you remember when writing a complete sentence?

• Use only one word

• Start with a capital letter and use ending punctuation

• Use no punctuation

• Start with a lowercase letter