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Skills in Vocabulary
7.1.3.3
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� Determines appropriate meaning of words through Greek, Latin, & Anglo-Saxon word structure
Root Words
Prefixes
Suffixes
Roots: aero, aqua, biblio, bio, chron, dem, geo, graph, hemi, meter, micro, migr, min, mort, phon, photo, scrib, script, tele, test
Prefixes: a-, be-, mid-, post-, semi-, super-
Suffixes: - ant, -ent, -ess, -ism, -ist.
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Mastery Check 1
aqua, bio, migr, mort, super-, -ism
Mastery Check 2
dem, meter, micro, photo, semi-,-ist
Mastery Check 3
aero, biblio, hemi, phon,
-ess, -ant/ent
Mastery Check 4
chron, geo, graph, min, tele, be-
Mastery Check 5
scrib/script, test, mid-, post-
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See File Cabinet-
Flip Books
2009 Vocab Flip Book Mini 2
2009 Vocab Flip Book Mini 3
7th Grade Vocab Flip book Mini 3 pt. 2
Student made worksheets
Student made vocab worksheet
Student made vocab worksheet 2
Student made vocab worksheet 3
Flex rBook
Workshop 2: Tsunami: Disaster of the Century
( in-, -ment)
Bridges I
Volcanoes! P. T98-109
Sachiko Means Happiness
p. T 158-169
from Childhood p. T 170-183
The Roman Games p. T 450-463
King Tut’s Tomb p. T 464-475
Roswell Incident p. T 360-369
From Elena p. T 54-69
45 Sec. Inside a Tornado p. T 96-107
Scaaaary Jobs p. T 132-143
Bridges II
Little Things Are Big p. T 162-173
Richard Wright & the Library Card
p. T 288-299
Jaime Escalante: Math Teacher
p. T418-429
Bridges IIII
Roswell Incident p. T 360-369
Hiroshima p. T 532-549
Black Whiteness p. T 568-587
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Skills in Vocabulary
7.1.3.4
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�Distinguishes and determines difference between literal and figurative language
Similes (a figure of speech in which two unlike things are compared using like or as)
Metaphors (a figure of speech in which a term or phrase is applied to something to which it is not literally applicable in order to suggest a resemblance)
Analogies (similarity in some respects between things that are otherwise dissimilar)
Hyperbole (figure of speech which is an exaggeration)
Onomatopoeia (the formation or use of words that imitate the sounds associated with the objects or actions they refer to)
Personification (a figure of speech in which inanimate objects or abstractions are endowed with human qualities or are represented as possessing human form)
Idioms (a manner of speaking that is natural to native speakers of a language)
Imagery (literary reference to the five senses; sight, touch, smell, hearing, and taste)
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Simile: He is as hungry as a horse.
Metaphor: A sea of troubles
All the world is a stage. (Shakespeare)
Analogies: pig:pork:: steer:_____?
Hand is to palm as sole is to _____?
Hyperbole: I told you a thousand times I had to wait for an eternity.
Onomatopoeia: buzz, murmur, cuckoo, boom
Personification: Flowers danced about the lawn.
Idioms: a doubting Thomas
I lost my head.
Imagery: The child’s shriek sent shivers down my spine
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Reader’s Handbook
p. 426-427
alliteration 447
metaphors 426,434,455
onomatopoeia 458
personification 426-427
similes 426, 464
Bridges I
River Moon p. T58-61
Windy Nights p. T 63-65
Winter Dark p. T 66-69
The Falling Star p. T70-73
Dreams p. T 78-81
Sachiko Means Happiness
p. T 158-169
from Childhood p. T 170-183
Three Hundred Pesos p. T 184-197
The More the Merrier p. T 1988-201
Phoenix Farm p. T 202-215
Before the Game p. T 352-357
The Sidewalk Racer or On the Skateboard p. T 368-371
Bridges III
Elevator p. T 202-205
Haiku p. T 206-209
Daybreak in Alabama
p. T 214-217
Black Whiteness: Admiral Byrd Alone p. T 568-587
rBook
Workshop 7: Alien Invaders
(idioms)
Workshop 9: Streets of Harlem
rBook
Workshop 7: Alien Invaders
(idioms)
Workshop 9: Streets of Harlem
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Comprehension
Inference
7.1.4.5
Makes inferences and draws conclusions
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Bridges I
Trojan War: The Wooden Horse
p. T 440-449
Miles p. T 490-505
The Lindbergh Kidnapping
p. T 526-543
Bridges II
Baseball Saved Us p. T 12-25
The Day the Sun Came Out
p. 26-39
Pigeons p. T 76-79
My Man Blue p. T 146-161
Never Home Alone p. T 174-185
from Scars to Stripes p. T 200-213
Victor p. T 244-259
The Jigsaw Puzzle p. T 272-285
Richard Wright & the Library Card
p. T 288-299
El Chino p. T 300-313
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Bridges II
I Prove myself a Hunter
p. T 338-349
The Swimmer’s Chant
p. T 364-369
The Sacred Well p. T 470-481
Bridges III
Trombones & Colleges
p. T110-123
Another April p. T 140-155
The Telephone p. T 158-171
Ships That Could Think
p. T 326-337
The Stolen Party p. T 386-399
Rabbit Foot: Peacemaker
p. T 518-529
rBook
Workshop 9: The Streets of Harlem
( reading a map)
Flex rBook
Workshop 9: The Art of the Memoir
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Quia - What Can You Infer?
Into the Book: Teacher Area: Inferring
Inference Definition
Inference lesson and activities
( make sure you go to the end)
Inference Quiz
Quia interactive INFERENCE Quiz
Quia Interactive INFERENCE Quiz 2
Video streaming powerpoint Inference
Power Point Inference
Basic SMARTboard Inference
Inference Paragraphs
Inference: Reading and Writing Ideas as Well as Words
Violin Player
Using Inference
Inference Practice
Inference Practice Lower Level
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