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Treasures Vocabulary Unit 1 Week 1 Case of the Missing Lunch 4th Grade Mrs. Davison Cleaveland Traditional Magnet

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Phonics Syllable Spelling Pattern #1 Closed: These syllables end in a consonant. The vowel sound is generally short. A a cash band flat past E e bell left shelf wealth I i grim mill hint build O o plot dock odd blot U u plum bluff sum crunch

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Vocabulary assignments Definition: Example Sentence: Rally Robin: (shoulder partner) Glossary Guide Words: Tasks that need to be completed. Our next assignment is to do a Rally Robin. Name a synonym for the word assignments. Use it in a sentence.

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Vocabulary accuse Definition: Example Sentence: Time Pair Share: (shoulder partner) Glossary Guide Words: To say that a person did something wrong. I would not accuse you of something you did not do. How might the police or a lawyer prepare to accuse someone of a crime?

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Vocabulary suspicious Definition: Example Sentence: Rally Robin: (face partner) Glossary Guide Words: Something that causes you to doubt or mistrust. His story about what happened sounds suspicious. Give a synonym for suspicious? Give an antonym for suspicious?

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Vocabulary evidence Definition: Example Sentence: Timed Pair Share: (shoulder partner) Glossary Guide Words: Something that is used to show proof whether it is true or false. Fingerprints were collected for evidence. What is the difference between evidence and opinion?

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Vocabulary consume Definition: Example Sentence: Rally Robin: (face partner) Glossary Guide Words: To use something up or to eat it. We all need to consume more fruit and vegetables. Name two of your favorite items to consume.

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Vocabulary consideration Definition: Example Sentence: Rally Robin: (shoulder partner) Glossary Guide Words: Thoughtfulness for other people and their feelings My parents gave a lot of consideration before they said I could go. Name a synonym for consideration and use it in a sentence.

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Vocabulary allergies Definition: Example Sentence: Round Robin: (single) Glossary Guide Words: Physical symptoms caused by the body’s overreaction to things. My allergies to perfume make it hard to breathe. Name one item each that may cause allergies?

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Vocabulary Review evidence allergies suspicious consume assignments accuse consideration

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Tuesday

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Phonics Syllable Spelling Pattern #1 Closed: These syllables end in a consonant. The vowel sound is generally short. A a cash band flat past E e bell left shelf wealth I i grim mill hint build O o plot dock odd blot U u plum bluff sum crunch

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Test Your Spelling Skills Spelling Pretest: Look at the words in each box below. Write the correctly spelled word on your dry erase board. lefte left leift lieft kash cach cash cashe bell beall biell beill blott blotte bloet blot pasd paest past passt mille mill miel meil plum plumm plom pluom bande bant band bann sume sum som sem awdd odt ode odd

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Vocabulary Review evidence allergies suspicious consume assignments accuse consideration Solo Time: Write words in ABC order on dry erase boards

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accuse allergies assignments consideration consume evidence suspicious Match Mine

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Story Words Alibi: a story or excuse; a reason why someone could not have committed a crime Succession: one after the other Anxious: worried or nervous Culprit: the one who is guilty or at fault

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Wednesday

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Phonics Syllable Spelling Pattern #1 Closed: These syllables end in a consonant. The vowel sound is generally short. A a cash band flat past E e bell left shelf wealth I i grim mill hint build O o plot dock odd blot U u plum bluff sum crunch

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Test Your Spelling Skills Spelling Pretest: Look at the words in each box below. Write the correctly spelled word on your dry erase board. doak dock docke doik bluf bluff blufe blough grimm grim grum grime hult hint hient huint chelf shealf shielf shelf plot ploat plat ploit flatte flatt flate flat krunch cruinch crunch crinch weath wellth wealth weeth bild bilde biuld build

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Prefix Suffix pre-: before Examples: -ment: act or process = (Something you do) -tion: act or process = (Something you do) predict preview assignment consideration agreement solution

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Todd’s _________ made him sneeze in the fall. Vocabulary in Context allergies accuse assignments consume evidence suspicious consideration allergies

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1. We thought that his alibi sounded reasonable and not at all _________ . 2. He showed ____________ when he shared his lunch with a child who needed one. 3. There was little ________ left by the lunch thief. suspicious consideration evidence

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4. The teacher handed out several ___________ for us to do during vacation. 5. I was surprised that she could ________ so many cookies! 6. She cannot _____ anyone of taking her lunch since she lost it. assignments consume accuse

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Thursday Spelling City - login Unit 1 Week1 Phonics Play Unscramble Take spelling test Unit 1 Week1 Vocabulary Play Match It

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Prefix Suffix pre-: before Examples: -ment: act or process -tion: act or process pregame preschool requirement operation amusement connection

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allergies accuse assignments consume evidence suspicious consideration Vocabulary Review

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Friday Spelling City Whole Class –Which Word Need dry erase boards and markers

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Prefix Suffix pre-: before Examples: -ment: act or process = (Something you do) -tion: act or process = (Something you do) pretest prejudge assessment concentration enrollment collection

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It is finally Friday!