HomeMy WebLinkAboutTeacher Manual Gr. 3-Lesson 25Day 1 Day 2
5tCurious About Words
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Days 1 and 2
“The Underground Railroad,” Vol. 2,
pp. 38–39
Days 3 and 4
“Race to the Bottom of the Earth,” Vol. 2,
pp. 40–41
Assessment
Pretest/Posttest Administration p. 86
Pretest/Posttest Blackline Masters
pp. 140–141
Introduce Meanings
Assess To assess what word
meanings children already know,
copy and distribute the Pretest/
Posttest on pages 140–141. Use
page 86 to administer the test.
Explain Write each word below
on the board. Read it aloud. Offer
an explanation and a brief
example for each word.
Words About Power Over
Others
authorities n. people in power
You should report any crimes
to the authorities.
bondage n. being under the
control of another The slave
was freed from bondage.
conduct v. to lead or guide He
will conduct us to class.
dependent adj. needing the
help of another Children are
dependent on their parents.
discrimination n. unfair
treatment Discrimination based
on a person’s race is illegal.
granted v. gave Carla’s mom
granted her extra allowance
money.
operator n. a person who runs
or works something He works as
the operator of a steamroller.
prohibit v. to not allow The
new law will prohibit littering.
summons v. calls Her dad
summons her to dinner.
Discuss Guide children to see
the relationship between each
word and the category.
Read Aloud Explain that you
will read aloud a story about the
Underground Railroad. Then read
“The Underground Railroad.”
Discuss the questions.
Categorize and
Classify
Reread and Explain Reread
“The Underground Railroad.” At
the end of each sentence that
includes an oral vocabulary word,
stop and repeat the explanation
of the word. Then reread the
sentence.
Use a Graphic Organizer Use
the graphic organizer and the
questions below to reinforce
understanding of the relationship
between each word and the
category.
Words About Having
Power Over Others
summons
prohibit
conduct
authorities
granted
Words About Being Under
Someone’s Power
bondage
discrimination
dependent
1. If someone is the operator of
a business, that means he or
she __________. (runs it)
2. What is something that the
rules in your school prohibit?
(Sample answers: wearing a
hat; chewing gum)
Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Unit 5, Lesson 25 t T51
15-20 Minute
Lessons
Introduce Meanings
Explain Write each word below
on the board. Read it aloud. Offer
an explanation and a brief
example for each word.
Words About Dangerous
Situations
beacon n. a guiding or warning
light A lighthouse is a beacon
for ships at sea.
critical adj. very important It is
critical to get a good night’s
sleep before a school day.
crucial adj. very important
Getting a good education is
crucial for your success.
mishap n. an accident We lost
our bags because of a mishap.
mounting v. growing She could
feel her excitement mounting.
pressing adj. needing to be
dealt with right away They had
a pressing need for water.
random adj. without pattern or
order; by chance He pulled
random numbers out of a hat.
unpredictability n. not able to
know what is going to happen
The unpredictability of
earthquakes makes them more
dangerous.
urgent adj. needing to be dealt
with right away It is urgent
that we fi nd a doctor.
Discuss Guide children to see
the relationship between each
word and the category.
Read Aloud Explain that you
will read aloud a story about a
race to the South Pole. Then read
aloud “Race to the Bottom of the
Earth.” Discuss the questions.
Categorize and
Classify
Reread and Explain Reread
“Race to the Bottom of the
Earth.” At the end of each
sentence that includes an oral
vocabulary word, stop and repeat
the explanation of the word.
Then reread the sentence.
Use a Graphic Organizer Use
the graphic organizer and the
questions below to reinforce
understanding of the relationship
between each word and the
category.
Words About Reacting
to Surprises
pressing
urgent
crucial
critical
Words About Surprises
mishaprandom
unpredictability
1. The shipwrecked sailors lit a
fi re as a __________. (beacon)
2. As he got closer to the lion’s
den, he could feel his fear
__________. (mounting)
Deepen
Understanding
Review Review word meanings
for all oral vocabulary words. Use
the defi nitions and examples
from Day 1 and Day 3.
Guide Partner Activities Have
partners work together to
complete each of the activities
below. Circulate and listen to
partners as they work. Provide
corrective feedback.
Compare If you face bondage or
discrimination, you are not being
treated fairly. Compare being
treated this way to having
freedom. Why is it crucial that all
people be granted freedom?
Examples What are three things
your parents prohibit you from
doing? What are three things
they think it is critical to do?
Word Parts The suffi x -or, when
added to a verb, means “person
who.” The word operator means
“a person who runs or works
something.” Use a dictionary or
glossary. Work with a partner to
fi nd three other verbs that make
new words when you add the
suffi x -or.
Write Write an adventure story
with your partner. Use these
words: unpredictability, beacon,
random, urgent, pressing,
mounting, mishap, dependent.
Draw Draw a picture of police
authorities summoning a car to
pull over. Then draw a picture of
them conducting the person to
the police station.
Assess To assess what word
meanings children have learned,
copy and distribute the Pretest/
Posttest on pages 140–141. Use
page 86 to administer the test.
Compare scores with Day 1
assessment.