Writing and GrammarA Boy Called Slow

Prefixes and Suffixes

Analogies

Subject and Object Pronoun

Using I and Me

Prefixes and suffixes

• Prefixes are word parts that are added to the beginning of a word to change meaning.

• Suffixes are word parts that are added to the end of a word to change meaning.

Prefix Meaning Example

Un- Not Uncovered

Dis- Opposite Disappear

In- Not Inaccurate

Re- Again Replay

Suffix Meaning Example

-ly In a _____ way Softly

-ful Full of Careful

-ion Result of an action Communication

Prefixes and suffixes. I do.

• Sitting Bull shared a recollection of his boyhood to the tribe.

re collect

ion

A memory

Prefixes and suffixes. We do.

• The Indian had an unexpected encounter with a black bear.

un expect

ed

Not prepared, not schedule

Prefixes and SuffixesWe do.

Prefixes and SuffixesWe do.

Prefixes and suffixes whiteboards

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ACTION

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rude

Prefixes and suffixes whiteboards

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went

back over

Prefixes and suffixes whiteboards

a. not

trained

Prefixes and SuffixesYou do.

• Use your knowledge of prefixes and suffixes to complete the sentences.

Vocabulary Objective

• I can explain the relationship between two pairs of words by writing an analogy.

analogies

• An analogy is sentence that show the relationship between two words by comparing them to another pair of words.

• Why????

When would you use an analogy?

• Think- Pair-Write-Share

• When would you use an analogy in real life?

Analogies whiteboards

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Analogy write up

Topic Ideas:

Grammar Objective

• I can rewrite a sentence by replacing a noun with a pronoun.

Pronouns

• A pronoun is a part of speech.• It is a word that replaces a noun.• There are subject pronouns and object pronouns.• What is the difference????

Subject and object pronouns

Object Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

GrammarI DO.

Is “a boy” used before or after the verb? BEFORE

Subject Pronoun or Object Pronoun? SUBJECT

Is “a boy” singular or plural? SINGULAR

Choices are: I, You, We, She, He, It, We, They

HE

Grammar I DO.

Is “the girls” used before or after the verb?

AFTER

Subject Pronoun or Object Pronoun? OBJECT

Is “the girls” singular or plural? PLURAL

Choices are: Me, You, Him, Her, Us, Them

THEM

Grammar we DO.

Is “the horse” used before or after the verb?

BEFORE

Subject Pronoun or Object Pronoun? SUBJECT

Is “the horse” singular or plural? SINGULAR

Choices are: I, You, He, She, It, We, They

IT

Grammar we DO.

Is “two girls” used before or after the verb?

BEFORE

Subject Pronoun or Object Pronoun? SUBJECT

Is “two girls” singular or plural? PLURAL

Choices are: I, You, He, She, It, We, They

THEY

SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNS Whiteboards

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Subject and object Pronouns

Underline the subject pronouns in each sentence.Circle the object pronouns in each sentence.

When using the pronouns I and me with nouns or other pronouns, name yourself last

Which sentence correctly uses I or me?

• Mother and I love ice cream.• Mother and me love ice cream.

Which sentence correctly uses I or me?

• Mother and I love ice cream.• Mother and me love ice cream.

Which sentence correctly uses I or me?

Mother and I love ice cream.

Which sentence correctly uses I or me?

• No one wanted help from Ted and I.• No one wanted help from Ted and

me.

Which sentence correctly uses I or me?

No one wanted help from Ted and me.

I or Me?

I or Me?