Suffixes
The suffix that means full of
-y and -ous
These prefixes are called the ____ family
non-, un-, il-, in-, dis-, im-, non-
"not"
Making a picture in your head about what is happening when there are no pictures to look at.
Visualizing
They have as many as 100,000 eggs in the ocean
Red Crab
The suffix that means "full of something"
-ful
The prefix that means "in or into"
in-
When you can relate to the book to something that has happened to you before or that you have experienced.
Text to Self Connection
Fish ladders are built to help these animals jump over dams
Salmon
The suffix that means "in a certain way"
-ly
The prefix that means before
pre-
When you use the clues/important things in the book to make a guess of what will/might happen
Inferencing
A text that tells real information about real things, such as people, places, or animals and usually includes text features
Expository Nonfiction
The suffix that means "able to be"
-ible and -able
The prefix that means "opposite"
un-
When you take the parts that stand out and to help you find what the book is about.
Determining Importance
The animal that is known for their nonstop migration
Bar-tailed Godwit
The suffix that shows it is noun
-ation
-oin
-tion
-sion
The prefix that means "to cause or make"
en-
When you ask yourself things while reading a book.
Questioning
When animals move from one place to another place to raise their young, find more food or water.
Migration