6.1 Day 4

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Please Remember

When I look at the report, I can see if you listened to each slide.  There were 3 of you that did not listen last week.  Please listen this week, or I will need to send some emails to parents. 

Review of Unit 1

-ly  means "in a certain way"

-y  means "like" or "full of"

-ful  means "full of"

-less     means    "without"

Review of Unit 1

-ion  means "the act, state, or quality of"

-sion  means "the act, state, or quality of"

-tion  means "the act, state, or quality of"

-ity     means    "state or quality of"

in a serious way

1. visibility
2. pollution
3. seriously
4. gloomy

full of gloom or darkness

1. visibility
2. pollution
3. seriously
4. gloomy

the act of polluting or state of being polluted

1. visibility
2. pollution
3. seriously
4. gloomy

the quality or state of being visible

1. visibility
2. pollution
3. seriously
4. gloomy

Text Feature- Maps p. 586-587

Character

Exaggeration

Read p. 602-603

What people first told stories about Paul Bunyan?

Where was Babe when Paul found her?

How do you know where Babe was?

Where did Paul go right after Pennsylvania?

Which of these events from the story is in a different category from the others?

1. clearing land for farmers
2. finding a lost child
3. saving a small town
4. building Chimney Rock

Building Chimney Rock

That one was different because the other three answers are about helping people.  

What caused Taos Ski Valley?

Is this an exaggeration?
Paul jumped from one mountain to the next.

1. Yes
2. No

Who was Big Joe Mufferaw?

Why is this story considered to be a tall tale?

According to the story, how were the thousands of lakes in Minnesota made?

What is Old Faithful?

Review of Unit 1

Nouns- name non-specific people places things, and ideas

Proper nouns- Name specific people places things, and ideas

Abstract nouns- nouns that are ideas

Verbs- show the action, condition, or state of being

Adjectives- modify, or tell more about nouns

Adverbs- modify verbs by telling when, where or how

Pronouns- take the place of a noun

jacket

1. proper noun
2. abstract noun
3. verb phrase
4. common concrete noun

Michael

1. proper noun
2. abstract noun
3. verb phrase
4. state-of-being verb

sadness

1. modal auxiliary verb
2. abstract noun
3. verb phrase
4. state-of-being verb

is calling

1. modal auxiliary verb
2. adjective
3. verb phrase
4. state-of-being verb

is

1. modal auxiliary verb
2. adjective
3. adverb
4. state-of-being verb

should

1. modal auxiliary verb
2. adjective
3. adverb
4. relative adverb

puffy

1. modal auxiliary verb
2. adjective
3. adverb
4. relative adverb

loudly, really, today

1. modal auxiliary verb
2. adjective
3. adverb
4. relative adverb

who

1. modal auxiliary verb
2. adjective
3. adverb
4. relative adverb