Inferences
The room was a mess! Pots and pans were piled in the sink. Drawers and cabinets were flung open. Chocolate chips dotted the floor and empty cartons were on a sticky counter, but the smell was delicious.
Why was the room a mess?
Words that have the SAME or almost the same MEANINGS
Floor mats were made from strips of BARK.What does the word BARK mean in this context?
Jill had a picture of her class. Everyone was in the picture, The teacher looked happy, The boys and girls looked happy. It was a nice picture to have.
What is the main idea?
Jill has a nice picture.
The repetition of sounds at the end of words, usually at the end of a line.
He started walking when he was just 9 months old.
A) Jaden
B) Gavin
C) Drake
B
The children looked up at the twinkling lights. The background was pitch black. Although the air was a bit cool they didn’t mind. They were busy looking at shapes, designs, and even some streaking lights.
Where were the children?
Words that have OPPOSITE MEANINGS
Antonyms
People started to STUFF material to resemble bears. What does the word STUFF mean in this sentence?
Bears like to eat honey. They like it because it is sweet. Bears look for honey in the woods. They climb trees to get it. they will eat the honey they find.
What is the Main Idea?
A group of lines in a poem, similar to a paragraph.
She loves cats and her favorite color is Purple.
A) Kimberly
B) Emma
C) Iris
C
The waves crashed against the beach. Thunder cracked and lightning lit the sky. The wind howled and bent trees over sideways. People put shutters on their windows, bought supplies, and were ready.
What were the people expecting?
Letters added to the beginning of a root word that change the meaning of the word
Prefix
Scientists think Lucy walked upright like we do, but others OBJECT. What does OBJECT mean in this sentence?
Ginny will move to new house. The new house is not far from her old house. Ginny will go the same school. She can keep her old friends. She can make new ones, too.
What is the Main Idea?
Ginny is going to move.
True or False, Poetry focuses mainly on emotions
True
His brother lost the tip of his pinkie finger in high school.
A) Mr. Basall
B) Mr. Graham
C) Mr. Ski
A
The girl saved all her money. It was exactly what she wanted. She imagined gliding down the road pedaling effortlessly. She finally had enough money to make her dream come true.
What was her dream?
Letters added to the end of the root word to change the meaning of the word.
suffix
What does the word parched mean in the following sentence?
I was so parched , I drank an entire glass of water in one gulp.
A metaphor is a comparison between two unlike things. For example:
She was a wolf guarding the pack when she walked with her younger siblings.
What is the term used to compare things that uses like or as. For example:
She ran as fast a lightning to get home.
Has been on Google Meet EVERY day since day 1.
A) Kelly
B) Jaden
C) Emma
C
A small speckled visitor
Wearing a crimson cape,
Brighter than a cherry,
Smaller than a grape.
A polka-dotted someone
Walking on my wall,
A black-hooded lady
In a scarlet shawl
Enormous and huge are examples of
Synonyms
What does the word conspicuous mean in the following sentence?
The conspicuous man wore a purple wig and large sunglasses.
Finish this Poem...
I had a cat
who was very fat
he didn't make a peep
...
vary