Transcript There once was a lady…(bug)

Let’s Review
We already Know…
Antonyms:
hot
cold
Synonyms:
cold
chilly
Homophones:
deer
dear
Words with opposite
meanings
Words that mean the
same
Words that sound the
same but have
different meanings
Let's play a game
Let’s learn a new kind of word!!!
COMPOUND WORDS!!
What is a compound word?
 Compound words
are single words
that are made up
from two other
words. For example,
the word "butterfly"
is made from the
two words "butter"
and "fly".
Purpose
Students need to learn about
compound words so that they know
how to read them when they find
them in books and in print.
Why do we need to know about compound
words?
• Compound words
are EVERYWHERE!!
• You can use
compound words
when you write!
• You see them when
you read, which, in
turn, makes you
stronger readers.
Who likes?
Pancakes? Did you know
that pancakes is a
compound word that
originated in Europe.
Many of the compound
words that you are
familiar with originated
in other countries.
Bullfights originated in
Spain.
Meatballs originated in
Italy.
Let’s Practice!!
paint
butter
lip
shield
man
cup
wind
brush
gentle
stick
http://www.oswego.org/ocsdweb/match/dragflip.asp?filename=kderitt
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BINGO!!!!
Cloudy With a Chance of
Meatballs
Click on link below and
listen to the audiobook
of “Cloudy with a
Chance of Meatballs”
List as many compound
words as you see
Click below:
https://www.youtube.co
m/watch?v=olO73t4kf9E
Raining cats and dogs
 Meatballs
 Rain
 Snow
 Pancakes
 Cats
 Dogs
 Fact or Fiction
New and Exciting Compound Words from the Book
without
Let’s Sum Up
 What is a compound word?
 How would you test a word in order to see if it is a
compound word?
 What do you notice about compound words?
 What would happen if you couldn’t draw a picture for
both words in a compound word?
 How can you recognize a compound word?
What are some compound words that you found?
The Compound Boogie
http://www.schooltube.com/video/f5c7ac9c83488d690a
2a/compound%20boogie.wmv
Feel free to sing along
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