Week 6 I Day 4
DAY 4 | Vocabulary 6
INDEPENDENT/PARTNERS
Directions for Teacher Have children turn to page 71 in their Student Handbooks. Explain that these vocabulary words are antonyms. Share that they might see these vocabulary words in books they read. Then read the directions for children to follow.
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antonyms
An antonym is a word that means the opposite of another word.
bright
tidy
attic
borrow gracious
dim
sloppy
cellar
lend
rude
If the light is too bright , you can turn it down and make it dim . A tidy room is neat, and a sloppy room is messy. An attic is at the top of a house, and a cellar is at the bottom.
When you borrow , you get something. When you lend , you give something.
A gracious person is polite. A rude person is not polite.
A. Read the word in the first column. Draw a line to match it with an antonym in the second column. 1. bright a. basement
B. Use a colored pencil to shade the two boxes with antonyms in each rectangle.
1.
lend
lone
b. rude
2. tidy
borrow own
c. give
3. gracious
d. dull
4. attic
2.
salt
buyer
e. messy
5. borrow
loft
cellar
3.
tide
sloppy
slippery
orderly
DAY 4 | Book Club Chat 6
Student Handbook HUMOROUS FICTION 71
Directions for Teacher After children finish page 71, group them for a book chat. Have children look at page 72 in their Student Handbooks. Talk about the titles and the books shown on that page. See pages 108–111 in this guide for ideas to encourage and prompt discussions. Use the ideas to help ensure lively Book Club chats.
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Time to share ideas about the books you read!
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Scholar Zone Summer: Reading & Writing
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