Lesson 4.1.2
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Mariah Welker
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4.1.2 Prefix auto-; Suffix –ive;
Finding the meaning of unknown
words; Developing a topic
Monday, November 24th 2025
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Word Study
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Long O Spelling Patterns
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Read the following words:
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Listen to Mrs. Welker and spell the word
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Multiple Choice
When you remove the suffix from the word "directive" what is the base word?
direc
direct
direction
ive
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Draw
Find the words with auto- and ive-
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Multiple Choice
Luca didn't really think walking around looking at old cars sounded like much fun, but he wanted to be _______ of Grandpa.
Active
support
supportive
happy
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Multiple Choice
Which is the meaning of the word "massive"
being huge
being small
doing more
doing big
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Brain Break!
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Reading
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Why must citizens
as a group be active?
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Multiple Select
People can vote in the U.S. elections if they meet certain requirements. What are they? Choose 2
A person can vote if they are 10 years old.
A person can vote if they live in a state for a certain amount of time, usually a month.
A person can vote if they are in prison.
A person can vote if they are a U.S citizen.
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Brain Break!
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Writing
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Main Types of Sentences
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Simple sentences
I like cats.
Let's eat!
Kaitlyn is my best friend.
Jean and Alice live in Florida.
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Compound sentences
Two or more simple sentences connected by a comma or a coordinating conjunction.
1. We wanted to watch a movie, but we ran out of time.
2. I wanted to go to the park, but it started raining.
3. People can be citizens to a country, and they can be citizens to a community.
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Complex sentences
one independent clause and one dependent clause.
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Complex sentences
1. Even though it has not been used recently, the draft is still a part of being a U.S citizen.
2. Although it was raining, we decided to go for a walk.
3. Despite having a sore throat, she sang in the choir concert.
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Multiple Choice
Alister went skiing, and Jamie went sledding.
Complex Sentence
Compound Sentence
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Multiple Choice
Rather than wait, Cindy walked to the store.
Complex Sentence
Compound Sentence
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Open Ended
If dogs ruled the world.....
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