Making Words Fourth Grade: 50 Hands-On Lessons for Teaching Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots
Patricia M. Cunningham - Dorothy P. Hall\ Making Words Fourth Grade: 50 Hands-On Lessons for Teaching Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots, 1/e\ Based on the best-selling book Phonics They Use: Words for Reading and Writing, this new grade level series offers a fresh pairing of lessons and activities for kindergarten through fifth grade. In Making Words Fourth Grade, Pat and Dottie introduce teachers to 50 Making Words lessons that cover key literacy skills included in most fourth-grade curricula....
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An active and innovative approach to making words that teachers and their students have grown to love is finally here! Based on its highly successful parent text, Phonics They Use, this new grade-level series Making Words offers teachers a fresh multi-level activity and lesson series written for the kindergarten through fifth grade classroom. Pat Cunningham and Dottie Hall present classroom teachers with effective tools for strengthening phonics and spelling skills that encourage students to move beyond learning and into a world of word discovery. Each research-based volume includes a wealth of friendly, hands-on, manipulative activities that guide teachers in teaching the development of words—from phonemic awareness to spelling.In Making Words Fourth Grade, Pat and Dottie introduce fourth grade teachers to 50 lessons that teach all the prefixes, suffixes, and root skills included in most fourth grade curriculums. Each Making Words activity leads children through a systematic and sequential spelling curriculum. All lessons include practice with prefixes and suffixes as children stretch out words they are making and blend the letters to make new words. Because teaching children letter-sound relationships is easier than teaching children to actually use these letter-sound relationships, all lessons include a transfer step in which children apply the sounds they are learning to spelling new words.Making Words Fourth Grade is the best resource you can have on hand for motivating your students to learn words! Features 50 fun and interactive lessons for building decoding and spelling skills. Presents a concise method for involving students in the process of identifying common contractions and compound words and more complex vowel patterns within words. Promotes student awareness of similarities in words that helps develop writing skills. Includes reproducible take-home record sheets to help students build their vocabularies.
Introduction 1Lesson 1 l fireplaces 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ape, ace, icere, meaning back or againLesson 2 l treasures 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns at, eat, ate, ueer/est, meaning more/mostre, meaning back or againLesson 3 l rattlesnake 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns eat, east, akeer/est, meaning more/mostLesson 4 l teachers/cheaters (2 secret words)Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns eat, eacher, meaning person or thingre, meaning back or againLesson 5 l fireworksLesson Focus: rhyming patterns ir, ire, ise, isker, meaning moreer, meaning person or thingre, meaning back or againLesson 6 l workbenchLesson Focus: rhyming patterns oke, eck, encher, meaning person or thingen, changing part of speechLesson 7 l repainted 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns aid, ied, ainer, meaning person or thingre, meaning back or againLesson 8 l unpleasant 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns at, ast, ent, est, ealun, meaning not or oppositeLesson 9 l friendly 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns y, ine, ielder, meaning person or thingly, changing part of speechLesson 10 l perfectly 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns y, ee, eelre, meaning back or againly, changing part of speechy, changing part of speechLesson 11 l playground 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ay, oad, oud, oundun, meaning not or oppositely, changing part of speechLesson 12 l underground 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns un, ude, ounder, meaning person or thingre, meaning back or againun, meaning not or oppositeunder, meaning under or lessLesson 13 l overtime 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns et, im, oreer, meaning person or thingre, meaning back or againover, meaning over or moreLesson 14 l overweight 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ow, ew, ee, iveover, meaning over or morere, meaning back or againer, meaning person or thingLesson 15 l overnight 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns orn, ote, ighter, meaning person or thingen, changing part of speechover, meaning over or moreLesson 16 l inventors 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns et, ot, ote, ose, ore, ineer, meaning person or thingor, meaning person or thingLesson 17 l unfortunate 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns at, otun, meaning not or oppositeen, changing part of speecher, meaning moreLesson 18 l carefully 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ar, ear, allful, meaning full or wither, meaning person or thingre, meaning back or againly, changing part of speechLesson 19 l powerfully 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns owl, ow, ew, ull, owerful, meaning full or wither, meaning morely, changing part of speechLesson 20 l powerless 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns eep, owl, ow (2 sounds)less, meaning less or withouter, meaning moreer, meaning person or thingLesson 21 l weightless 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns eel, ile, eet, ightless, meaning less or withoutLesson 22 l defenseless 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ed, end, eed, ee, enseless, meaning less or withoutLesson 23 l recyclable 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns all, ell, ablere, meaning back or againer, meaning person or thingable, meaning able toly, changing part of speechLesson 24 l motorcycles 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns oot, ooler/est, meaning more/moster, meaning person or thingy, changing part of speechLesson 25 l treatments 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns art, eat, ameer/est, meaning more/mostment, changing part of speechLesson 26 l measurement 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns art, eat, eam, enter/est, meaning more/mostment, changing part of speechLesson 27 l experiments 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ix, ipe, ime, eeper/est, meaning more/moster, meaning person or thingen, changing part of speechLesson 28 l dishonesty 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ide, ine, osedis, meaning not or oppositeest, meaning mosty, changing part of speechLesson 29 l disappear 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ip, air, aid, aise, idedis, meaning not or oppositepre, meaning beforere, meaning back or againer, meaning person or thingLesson 30 l disapprove 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ide, ine, osedis, meaning not or oppositeer, meaning person or thingre, meaning back or againpre, meaning beforeover, meaning over or moreLesson 31 l disconnect 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns end, ent, icedis, meaning not or oppositeest, meaning mostLesson 32 l independent 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns end, ent, eedin, meaning not or oppositeen, changing part of speechLesson 33 l incorrectly 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns oy, oil, one, orn, icein, meaning not or oppositey, changing part of speechly, changing part of speechLesson 34 l impatiently 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ay, ean, ime, ameim, meaning not or oppositement, changing part of speechly, changing part of speechLesson 35 l comfortable 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ace, are, oat, oom, ameable, meaning able toor, meaning person or thingLesson 36 l undesirable 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns end, eadable, meaning able toer, meaning person or thingre, meaning back or againun, meaning not or oppositeLesson 37 l inflexible 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ine, ile, ill, ellible, meaning able toin, meaning not or oppositeLesson 38 l personal 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns our, ound, age, earal, changing part of speechLesson 39 l electrical 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ice, ace, all, ell, atere, meaning back or againer, meaning person or thinger, meaning moreal, changing part of speechLesson 40 l predictable 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ace, ade, ate, ideable, meaning able topre, meaning beforere, meaning back or aginal, changing part of speechLesson 41 l dangerous 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns our, ound, age, earun, meaning not or oppositeous, changing part of speechLesson 42 l mysteriously 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ue, ess, ile, imeous, changing part of speechly, changing part of speechy, changing part of speechLesson 43 l subtraction 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns an, oat, oastor, meaning persontion, changing part of speechLesson 44 l celebrations 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ice, eaner/est, meaning more/mostor, meaning personre, meaning back or againtion, changing part of speechLesson 45 l impression/permission (2 secret words) 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns in, ine, esser/est, meaning more/mostsion, changing part of speechen, changing part of speechLesson 46 l politicians 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns oil, ail, aintion, changing part of speechLesson 47 l thickness 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ice, iss, ink, ickest, meaning mosten, changing part of speechness, changing part of speechLesson 48 l wilderness 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ed, id, end, ewre, meaning back or againless, meaning less or withoutness, changing part of speechLesson 49 l sweatshirt 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns aw, eat, iter, meaning person or thingLesson 50 l thunderstorm 000Lesson Focus: rhyming patterns ot, ort, ound, outhre, meaning back or againunder, meaning under or withoutun, meaning not or oppositeen, changing part of speechl Reproducible Letter Strips 000l Reproducible Making Words Take-Home Sheet 000
