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Guided 4.1.3 (Nov. 21)

Guided 4.1.3 (Nov. 21)

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English

4th Grade

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Easy

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Rachel Dudek

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31 Slides • 12 Questions

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Prefix auto- and Suffix -ive - Finding the Meaning of Unknown Words - Developing the Topic

​ELA 4 Guided Instructionh 4.1.3
Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024

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Audio Response

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Read these words out loud!

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Fill in the Blanks

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Multiple Choice

When you remove the suffix (-ive) from the word directive, what is the base word?

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direc

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direction

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direct

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ive

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Multiple Choice

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Read the passage from the practice reader. Choose the correct word with the suffix -ive that completes the sentence.

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supportive

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support

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happy

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active

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Multiple Choice

Which is the meaning of the word "massive"

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being huge

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being small

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doing more

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doing big

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Break time!
Up next: Reading

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Reading: Finding the Meaning of Unknown Words

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Multiple Choice

A draft that is formed by a government to register men for military service

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Multiple Choice

A draft that is formed by a curtain of air

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Open Ended

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Reread pages 16 and 17 of 21st Century Citizen. Then, answer the following question using the R.A.C.E. in the RACES strategy:

  • How do you know that the founders of the nation saw due process as one of the most important rules of the new country?

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Multiple Select

According to page 10 of the text, 21st Century Citizen, people can vote in U.S. elections if they meet certain requirements. What are the requirements?

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A person can vote if they are at least 10 years old.

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A person can vote if they live in a state for a certain amount of time, usually one month.

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A person can always vote if they are in prison or on parole.

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A person can vote if they are a U.S. citizen

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Match

Match the following definitions of "scale" to their pictures

The thin plates protecting reptile skin

An instrument for weighing

An arrangement of notes in music systems

Climb up or over something high

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Break time!
Up next: Writing

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Writing: Sentence Types

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Multiple Choice

True or False:

"Rather than wait, Cindy walked to the store."

Is the sentence a complex sentence?

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True

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False

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After class:

  1. 15 minutes of iReady Reading

  2. Submit lesson in Edio - NO uploads

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Multiple Choice

True or False:

"Alister went skiing, and Jamie went sledding."

Is this sentence a complex sentence?

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True

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False

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Prefix auto- and Suffix -ive - Finding the Meaning of Unknown Words - Developing the Topic

​ELA 4 Guided Instructionh 4.1.3
Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024

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