DLR

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• DLR
• Weeks 9 10

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What is the context of this clue?
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Are you a word detective?

• You can use context clues, the other words in the
  sentence or paragraph, to understand new words.

• What does the blue word mean?
• Payton Manning is cognizant of what it takes to
  be a football star.
• What do we know about the other words in the
  sentence?
• Payton Manning is an excellent football player.
• It takes an excellent football player to be a
  star.
• Cognizant Means
• Knowing a lot about something

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Hello? Whos there?
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Lets find out by using what we know!

• You can infer to find out whos talking by using
  context clues.

• Whos Speaking?
• Meet with your buddy and play the math game.
• teacher
• Buy this Barbie!
• A child or salesperson
• Dribble the ball between your feet and then hit
  it in the goal.
• Soccer Coach

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Uncover the truthis it fact or fantasy?
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Is that a fact?

• Fact If something is a fact it can be proven.
  Solid evidence can be used to back it up.
• Fantasy Something that didnt happen or is not
  likely to happen is considered a fantasy.

• Fact or Fantasy?
• The dragon visited the school on career day.
• fantasy
• I ate steak and potatoes.
• fact
• I have to do my homework at night.
• fact
• My mom took me on a magic carpet ride.
• fantasy

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What caused that effect?
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Can you find the cause and effect?

• Try It!
• The fireman put out the fire.
• What is the cause?
• The Fire (because there was a fire, the fireman
  had to put it out)
• Mrs. Olssen went running and hurt her ankle.
• What is the cause?
• Mrs. Olssen running (because she went running,
  she hurt her ankle)

• The cause is what makes something else happen.
• The effect is what happens as a result of the
  cause.

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Lets get possessive!
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What does possessive mean?

• Try it!
• The ball belongs to the boy.
• Its the boys ball.
• The books belong to the teachers.
• Theyre the teachers books.
• The bone that belongs to the dog.
• Its the dogs bone.

• If you possess something, you own it. Possessive
  nouns show ownership by ending in an apostrophe
  s if they are singular and s apostrophe if
  they are plural.

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Riddily, Riddily, Ree, can you think of a rhyme
for me?
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Catch that rhyme!

• Words that rhyme have the same main sound. Try
  it out!

• What rhymes with school?
• pool, drool, stool, cool, fool
• ice
• dice, slice, mice
• crawl
• mall, tall, ball, fall, doll

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Can you categorize?
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Whats the topic?

• When items have something in common they fit into
  a category together.

• Whats the category?
• police officer, fireman, teacher
• public (government) workers
• globe, basketball, golf ball
• things that are round
• eggs, bacon, cereal, oatmeal
• breakfast food
• ruler, calculator, compass
• math materials