Essay
Reading successmaker
Why?
Find the reason something happened
How?
Figure out the way something happened
What if?
Think about a different outcome
Questions
What is a geyser?
What is figurative language? Answer?
A spring that sprays water and steam
To make an inference: * Think about the facts. * Use what you know.
Base word * Word without a prefix * Or suffix
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Prefix + base word
Build the word inactive
Incorrect
Invisible
When my dog is sick, she is inactive and sleeps a lot.
Rewrite
Rebuild
Reappear
My teacher made me rewrite my science report
Nonsense
Nonstop Nonviolent
My little brother says nonsense words in his sleep
Reuse
React
Recall
We learned different ways to reuse empty paper towel rolls.
Homophones- are words that have the same sound but Different meaning
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When you are drawing a conclusion first you think About the facts and details you are reading second Use those facts details and your common sense to Make a decision or an opinion the conclusions are Not found in the word on the page you have to make The conclusions yourself based on what you thought About and what you have read Will a scientist ever Find a cure for the common cold? More than a Thousand people came to see the president.
Many people travel to see the pyramids in Egypt each Year what material did you use to build that model?
Singular subjects- the hot-air balloon is floating in the Sky or the hot-air balloon was floating in the sky. Singular subjects | Plural subjects | Add –s or –es to the verb. | Do not add –s or –es to the verb. | The hot-air balloon Lifts… | Hot-air balloonsLift… |
Plural subjects- hot-air balloons are floating in the
Sky or Hot-air balloons were floating in the sky.
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To draw conclusions- make decisions About what is happening in a passage? Using details and common sense
Generalization: a statement that applies To many
Why?
Find the reason something happened
How?
Figure out the way something happened
What if?
Think about a different outcome
Questions
What is a geyser?
What is figurative language? Answer?
A spring that sprays water and steam
To make an inference: * Think about the facts. * Use what you know.
Base word * Word without a prefix * Or suffix
End of the page
Prefix + base word
Build the word inactive
Incorrect
Invisible
When my dog is sick, she is inactive and sleeps a lot.
Rewrite
Rebuild
Reappear
My teacher made me rewrite my science report
Nonsense
Nonstop Nonviolent
My little brother says nonsense words in his sleep
Reuse
React
Recall
We learned different ways to reuse empty paper towel rolls.
Homophones- are words that have the same sound but Different meaning
End of the page
When you are drawing a conclusion first you think About the facts and details you are reading second Use those facts details and your common sense to Make a decision or an opinion the conclusions are Not found in the word on the page you have to make The conclusions yourself based on what you thought About and what you have read Will a scientist ever Find a cure for the common cold? More than a Thousand people came to see the president.
Many people travel to see the pyramids in Egypt each Year what material did you use to build that model?
Singular subjects- the hot-air balloon is floating in the Sky or the hot-air balloon was floating in the sky. Singular subjects | Plural subjects | Add –s or –es to the verb. | Do not add –s or –es to the verb. | The hot-air balloon Lifts… | Hot-air balloonsLift… |
Plural subjects- hot-air balloons are floating in the
Sky or Hot-air balloons were floating in the sky.
End of the page
To draw conclusions- make decisions About what is happening in a passage? Using details and common sense
Generalization: a statement that applies To many