Do your 2nd or 3rd grade students need practice using context clues? This task card activity requires students to think more deeply about the meaning of multiple meaning words in context. Students are instructed to read the sentence provided on each card and use context clues to determine which meaning of the underlined homograph is most likely being used. Fun for a center or a game of scoot!
This flipchart lesson includes: "I can" statements, notes browser, interactive Table of Contents/lesson schedule, an interactive, visual dictionary which demonstrates the meanings of the core words, interactive features on 23 pages to keep them engaged, interactive story that demonstrates the meaning of new vocabulary and sentences, visual sentence strips to aid in reading comprehension, follow-up activity to match animals to the sounds they make
Can be used like regular four square. Call out a vocab word . Student is responsible for giving the info for the word in heir square while tossing the all. Rotate to next square and repeat when new word is given. Continue until all words used.
The semi-colon appears where a sentence could end, but instead it goes on. This is becoming a symbol for suicide prevention. Don't use a period in your life; use a semi-colon. You have more to say, your story isn't finished.