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Word Wizards: Unlocking Vocabulary in Context for Grade 5

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Ready To Strive Tutoring
Average rating:4.6Number of reviews:(55)
Students will embark on a linguistic adventure designed to enhance their vocabulary skills. Throughout the course, they will learn to decipher the meanings of new words using context clues and understand the Greek and Latin roots of words.

Class experience

US Grade 4 - 6
Beginner - Intermediate Level
20 lessons//4 Weeks
 Week 1
Lesson 1
Lesson Introduction and Pretest
Students will be introduced to the unit theme, read "Aunt Edna's Kitchen", and take a pretest.
Lesson 2
Context Clue- Five-Step Process
Students will be introduced to the five-step process and students will use the context clues strategy to practice.
Lesson 3
Context Clues-Practice
Students will use the vocabulary words from the restaurant review and use context clues to write the word's meaning.
Lesson 4
Context Clues-Process the Meanings
Students will process new words by rewriting sentences in their own words using the vocabulary word in parentheses.
Lesson 5
Context Clues- Apply What You've Learned and Posttest
Students apply new words through an activity that access higher-level thinking skills and then take a unit postest.
 Week 2
Lesson 6
Lesson Introduction and Pretest
Students will reintroduce the unit theme, read "Diet in the Wild", and take a pretest.
Lesson 7
Latin Roots- Unlock the Meaning
Students will be introduced to a word list that contain Latin roots (sap, sav, sip, nour, nur, nut, vor, and sat). Students will learn the meaning and sort the words.
Lesson 8
Latin Roots- Use Roots and Prefixes
Students will identify roots and prefixes and use context clues to write the meaning of the boldfaced words.
Lesson 9
Latin Roots- Process the Meanings
Students will process new words by identifying the correct word to complete the sentence and annotate key words that helped them. Then, students will use a word from the word list to find the antonyms.
Lesson 10
Latin Roots- Apply What You've Learned and Posttest
Students apply new words through an activity that access higher-level thinking skills and then take a unit postest.
 Week 3
Lesson 11
Lesson Introduction and Pretest
Students will reintroduce the unit theme, read "Foods Around the World", and take a pretest.
Lesson 12
Reference Skills- Unlock the Meaning
Students will practice fnding words in the dictionary.
Lesson 13
Reference Skills- Define the Meaning
Students will use a three step process for unlocking the meaning of a new word within a sentence. To build upon prior knowledge students can refer to the five-step process for using context clues.
Lesson 14
Reference Skills- Process the Meanings
Students will use the words from the word list that matches a synonym. Then, students will need to complete the sentences by identifying the correct words for teh list by determining the meaning.
Lesson 15
Reference Skills- Apply What You've Learned and Posttest
Students apply new words through an activity that access higher-level thinking skills and then take a unit postest.
 Week 4
Lesson 16
Unit 1 Review- Categorize the Words
Students will categorize the unit words based on their Latin root and word meaning.
Lesson 17
Unit 1 Review- Decide and Explain
Students will decide whether the word within the sentence is true or false and explain their reason.
Lesson 18
Unit 1 Review- Build New Words
Students will learn new suffixes (-ion, -ness, and -ment) that turn words into nouns. Then, write a phrase to show the meaning of the new word.
Lesson 19
Unit 1 Practice Test
Students will use test-taking strategies to take a practice test.
Lesson 20
Unit 1 Test
Students will complete the unit test.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Assessments are a crucial part of measuring student progress and understanding. Here's how assessments are structured: Weekly Pretests and Posttests: Each week, students will take a pretest to gauge their initial understanding of the new vocabulary. At the end of the week, a posttest will review the same content, helping both students and the teacher assess what has been learned and what needs further review. End-of-Unit Tests: After completing all the weekly lessons in a unit, students will take a comprehensive unit test. This test serves to consolidate all the vocabulary and concepts learned throughout the unit.
Grades Offered
Most materials needed are provided digitally to ensure ease of access and convenience. Here are the details of the materials required:

Digital Access: Learners will need access to a computer, tablet, or smartphone with internet connectivity to access the course materials via Peardeck, where interactive slides and handouts are posted weekly.

Optional Physical Copies: For students who prefer to have physical copies of the course materials, PDF versions of the handouts will be available. These can be printed at home. 

Stationery: Basic stationery such as notebooks and pens for note-taking and completing exercises might be helpful, though not strictly necessary as all submissions can be completed digitally.
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Average rating:4.6Number of reviews:(55)
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