2.2 The student will expand understanding and use of word meanings. o a) Increase listening and speaking vocabularies. o b) Use words that reflect a growing range of interests and knowledge. o c) Clarify and explain words and ideas orally. o d) Identify and use synonyms and antonyms. o e) Use vocabulary from other content areas. Implementation: Introduce memory words o Have students volunteer to think of sentences for each spelling word and spell the word after they have said a sentence Is Because As Busy His Cozy Has Close Does Dozen Was Doesnt Do workbook page (pg 30) o Sometimes words have the z sound but are spelling with an s Examples: Has Is His Was Does Circle the letter in these words that makes the z sound Do first one together o Quiz (circle z) o Whiz (circle z) o This and Bus make an s sound so we do not circle the s in them Do second one together o His (circle s) o Was (circle s) o Us and Gas make and s sound so we do not circle the s in them students do last one on their own check answers after everyone has finished o What does plural mean? more than one when a word ends in s or es usually it means that that word is plural go over examples boat vs boats lunch vs lunches go over what each box says have students work independently to draw pictures for each box check answers once everyone is done o Underline plural words do first line together as a class have students do the rest independently check answers when everyone is done TUESDAY OCTOBER 10
If there is still time at the end of the workbook page, have students either play sparkle or play the chair game (each chair worth 15, 10, or 5 pts.) to continue practicing spelling words
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