language e – unit 25

LANGUAGE E – UNIT 2

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L E S S O N ON E

CONNECTIONSRECOGNIZE IT!

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WALT

We are learning to expand our knowledge of vowel sounds, spelling words, attributes, focusing on idioms, and reading and note-taking strategies.


WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?Learning about different attributes

will enhance not only your vocabulary but also your descriptive writing.


WORD WHEELComplete the word

wheel as a class.


WORD WHEELComplete the

word wheel as a class.

Circle




Circle

ShapeCycle

Surround Round

Ring




Circle

ShapeCycle Piz

za is t

o circl

e as

carrot

is to

triang

le.The sky turns

from day to night like a

never-ending circle

The circle of life

Surround Round

Ring




Circle

ShapeCycle Piz

za is t

o circl

e as

carrot

is to

triang

le.The sky turns

from day to night like a

never-ending circle

The circle of life

The circle of life is one of my favorite songs from the Lion King.

Surround Round

Ring


PHONEMIC AWARENESS: CONSONANTSThe S Fricatives


PHONEMIC AWARENESSS can represent two sounds: /s/

and /z/

The Z sound is sounded when it comes after a VOICED consonant.CabsCurves

The S sound is voiced when it comes after a VOICELESS consonant or at the beginning of a word.Maps PoetsSend


PHONEMIC AWARENESS/s/ /z/

Songs

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Songs XStirs

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Songs XStirs X

Forms

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Songs XStirs X

Forms XThinks

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Songs XStirs X

Forms XThinks XPoems

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Songs XStirs X

Forms XThinks XPoems XDrifts

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Songs XStirs X

Forms XThinks XPoems XDrifts X

Shapes

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Songs XStirs X


Shapes XWords

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Songs XStirs X


Shapes XWords XThinks

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Songs XStirs X


Shapes XWords XThinks X

Combines

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Songs XStirs X



Combines XPoets

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Songs XStirs X



Combines XPoets X

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PHONEMIC AWARENESSC can represent two sounds: /c/

and /s/

The K sound is sounded in words such asCountCapeClap

The S sound is voiced when it comes before a E, I, or Y.


PHONEMIC AWARENESS PAGE 7Ce=/s/ Ci = /s/ Cy = /s/Cent City Fancy

Cement Civil MercyDance Citrus Cyclone

The C Rule: When C is followed by E, I, or Y, the C is pronounced /s/.

SPELLING PRETEST PAGE 7



Circle Machine Shoes Center Marriage GeneralCarriage Origin Edge

Bicycle Imagine FudgeEnergy Pigeon Surgeon



Circle Machine Shoes Center Marriage GeneralCarriage Origin Edge

Bicycle Imagine FudgeEnergy Pigeon SurgeonCircle the Essential Words!!!

Unit Vocabulary is on page 5 in your hardcover books.


SYNONYMSo What is a synonym?o Complete the sheet .o All synonyms can be found in your unit

vocabulary on page 5 of your hardcover text.




Has a similar meaning





Cent





CentMedicine





CentMedicine

Romance





CentMedicine

RomanceDamage





CentMedicine

RomanceDamage

Tragic





CentMedicine

RomanceDamage

TragicFudge


ATTRIBUTESAttributes refine meanings and

build associations between words.An Attribute is a characteristic or

quality• Size• Part• Color• Function


ATTRIBUTES

Nose is an attribute of face.

Red is an attribute of the hat.

MARIO is a superhero

ATTRIBUTES What are the attributes of a circle?

CenterRadiusDiameterCircumference

ContinuousSmoothRoundNo Angles


EXPLORE IT

EXPLORE IT

Circle

EXPLORE IT

Circle

Part of Speech: Noun or Verb

2 Syllables: Cir/ = R-ControlledCle = Consonant-le

Stress on the First Syllable

EXPLORE IT

Circle




Origin: Latin – CirculusSynonyms: Ring, loop, round, set, surround, turn

Non Examples – Square, Oval

EXPLORE IT

Circle






A Circle is a continuous shape Where all points on a circumference are the same distance from the center.

Circle the correct answer with a pencil.

EXPLORE IT

Circle






A Circle is a continuous shape Where all points on a circumference are the same distance from the center.

Circle the correct answer with a pencil.

HOLD ON TO

THIS SHEET!!!!

CIRCUS HARDCOVER PAGE 15Journal Drawing:

Draw a picture of what you think a circus looks like.

IDIOM FOCUS

English learners are often confused by idioms because their meanings differ from the literal meanings of the words. Because idioms such as add fuel to the fire. Students need to know the meanings of common idioms.

Grab an idiom focus

Three Ring Circus

http://www.online-stopwatch.com/large-stopwatch/

PARTICIPLE REVIEW HARDCOVER PAGE 8-9

PARTICIPLE REVIEW HARDCOVER PAGE 8-9The past participle of regular verbs is

formed by adding –ed to a form of the verb.

•Dance+ed = (have) danced• Cycle+ed = (have) cycled

The past participles of irregular verbs must be memorized.

Begin = (have) begunGo = (have) goneGive = (have) given

PARTICIPLE REVIEW PAGE 8Present Past Past ParticipleCharge (have) Change (have)

Win (have) Circle (have) Come (have) Hide (have) Trace (have) Force (have) Lie (have)

Pay (have)

PARTICIPLE REVIEW PAGE 8Present Past Past ParticipleCharge Charged (have) chargedChange (have)


Pay (have)

PARTICIPLE REVIEW PAGE 8Present Past Past ParticipleCharge Charged (have) ChargedChange Changed (have) Changed


Pay (have)


Win Won (have) WonCircle (have) Come (have) Hide (have) Trace (have) Force (have) Lie (have)

Pay (have)


Win Won (have) WonCircle Circled (have) CircledCome (have) Hide (have) Trace (have) Force (have) Lie (have)

Pay (have)


Win Won (have) WonCircle Circled (have) CircledCome Came (have) ComeHide (have) Trace (have) Force (have) Lie (have)

Pay (have)


Win Won (have) WonCircle Circled (have) CircledCome Came (have) ComeHide Hid (have) HiddenTrace (have) Force (have) Lie (have)

Pay (have)


Win Won (have) WonCircle Circled (have) CircledCome Came (have) ComeHide Hid (have) HiddenTrace Traced (have) TracedForce (have) Lie (have)

Pay (have)


Win Won (have) WonCircle Circled (have) CircledCome Came (have) ComeHide Hid (have) HiddenTrace Traced (have) TracedForce Forced (have) ForcedLie (have)

Pay (have)


Win Won (have) WonCircle Circled (have) CircledCome Came (have) ComeHide Hid (have) HiddenTrace Traced (have) TracedForce Forced (have) ForcedLie Lay (have) Lain

Pay (have)


Win Won (have) WonCircle Circled (have) CircledCome Came (have) ComeHide Hid (have) HiddenTrace Traced (have) TracedForce Forced (have) ForcedLie Lay (have) Lain

Pay Paid (have) Paid

FUNCTIONS OF PARTICIPLES The past participle can be used as part of a

verb phrase or can act as an adjective.When functioning as a verb phrase, it is used with a form of the helping verb have.

I have become tired.When functioning as an adjective, a past participle tells more about the noun.

The class learned about a rhymed poem.Note that learned is just past tense!

FUNCTIONS OF PAST PARTICIPLESPAGE 9

Sentence Verb Phrase

Adjective

The rhymed poem had a regular beat.The teacher has taught her students many poems.The poet has used words sparingly.

Poems have given happiness to many people.Stressed syllables give poems rhythm.The spoken words sound like music.

The students have read many different poems.



Adjective

The rhymed poem had a regular beat.

Rhymed

The teacher has taught her students many poems.The poet has used words sparingly.





Adjective


Rhymed

The teacher has taught her students many poems.

Taught

The poet has used words sparingly.





Adjective


Rhymed


Taught

The poet has used words sparingly. Used





Adjective


Rhymed


Taught


Poems have given happiness to many people.

Given

Stressed syllables give poems rhythm.The spoken words sound like music.




Adjective


Rhymed


Taught



Given

Stressed syllables give poems rhythm.

Stressed

The spoken words sound like music.




Adjective


Rhymed


Taught



Given


Stressed

The spoken words sound like music. Spoken




Adjective


Rhymed


Taught



Given


Stressed

The spoken words sound like music. Spoken


Read

MONUMENTS

What are some famous monuments that you know about?

STONEHENGE: SECRETS OF AN ANCIENT CIRCLE

STONEHENGE

Ancient Monument Made out of Stone


In the Salisbury Plain in SW Englan

d

STONEHENGE: SECRETS OF AN ANCIENT CIRCLEIn Ancient Times, people in southern England

constructed a stone monument that came to be called Stonehenge. The monument had circles of large

standing stones surrounded by a giant circle of earth. One of the most amazing parts of the monument as constructed was the innermost circle. In that circle,

there were five huge structures: each of these consisted of a giant stone laid across the top of two towering stone pillars. No one knows how ancient builders could have created these structures. Each

stone pillar weighed thousand of pounds and stood up to 22 feet tall. The cross pieces were also gigantic

and immensely heavy. How could these early people have possible lifted the giant stones, especially

without modern tools? Over time, many of the stones have fallen off or have been taken away by people to

build other things. However, some of the rocks remain standing today. Scientists have studied these stones alone with other relics from the same time period to try to figure out what the monument looked like and

what its purpose was. They have developed some explanations, but no firm answers have been agreed

upon.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQG6IWNUAms&feature=channel

STONEHENGE: SECRETS OF AN ANCIENT CIRCLE PAGE 10

Phrase it:

Use the CluesWhat does a pick usually mean?

Choice

What is a PICK?Clues: Hole, Dug, Digging, Deer

AntlerSharp-pointed tool for digging!


STONEHENGE: SECRETS OF AN ANCIENT CIRCLE HARDCOVER PAGE 16-

17

SQ3RSQ3R is a study strategy that students benefit

from because it uses a systematic approach when reading and studying materials in nonfiction articles and textbook chapters.

Survey – Read the selection title, headings, captions, and vocabulary. Use this to predict what the story is about.

Question – Form questions based on the title and headings.

Read – READ THE SELECTION Recite – Answer your questions – say them out loud!

Review – Review the questions, answers, and vocabulary. What is the overall objective to the text?

Complete Page 11


EXTENDED LEARNINGHardcover pages 29-33

Living in a Circle

language e – unit 25

Documents

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phonemic awarenesspage

unit vocabulary

s sound

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spelling words

hardcover text

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