WORD STUDY

PREFIXES IM-, RE-, AND
DIS- (DAY 4)

Learners can:

•read, spell, and write words with C-le spelling patterns

•read, spell, and write multisyllabic words through
dictation, including C-le syllables

•identify, read, and spell words with suffix -ment

•identify, read, and spell words with prefixes im-, re-,
and dis-

•demonstrate fluent and accurate reading with the
practice readers

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​Blooket!

Brain Break :)

Next up: reading

​Authors write books for many reasons:
-to persuade
-to inform
-to entertain

​The nonfiction book Transferring Energy was written to inform you about different kinds of energy.

​When authors write to inform, their point of view influences how they present the topic.
An authors point of view is their attitude, opinion or feelings about the subject.








Watch video in edio on pg 2

​What 5 forms of energy are released when a bomb goes off?

​Author's Claim

A claim is the author's position or stance on a topic. When you make a claim, you make a point about something.

Reasons

Reasons are statements of logic that support the author's claim or point.

Evidence

Authors use evidence, or facts and details, to prove their reasons to be true.

What claim or point is the author making here?

​What reasons and evidence does the author use to support their point in the “Reduce Standby Power" sidebar?

Do your best to read the text below fluently.

Transferring Energy, page 26

Brain Break :)

Next up: writing

​Writing Activity Book page 24

​Revising
To revise means to change or make the writing different.

Editing
Means to improve your writing by looking at your grammar, spelling, and punctuation.