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Title: Unit 4: Lesson 3 Kids Did It! in Business


1
Unit 4 Lesson 3Kids Did It! in Business
  • By,
  • Judith E. Rinard

2
What do these words have in common?
  • Line 1 newspaper software worldwide
    microwave
  • (they are all compound words)
  • What are compound words?
  • Do the two words that make up the compound word
    help us to understand the meaning?

3
What do these words have in common?
  • Line 2 succeed success
    successful compute computer
  • Line 3 computation educate education
    educational
  • (These are all base words and base words with
    affixes)
  • Sometimes affixes added to words change the whole
    meaning of the word.
  • Can you tell how each of the words in these lines
    changes meaning as it changes spelling?

4
What do these words have in common?
  • Line 4 make play paid cake
    drain mail
  • (These all have the long /a/ sound)
  • How are these long /a/ sounds spelled?
  • Line 5 its shes whats
    Im cant
  • (These are all contractions and in our story this
    week)
  • What two words make up each contraction?

5
What do these sentences have in common?
  • Adam, who lives in Newton, Massachusetts, has
    been catching those pesky bugs, mistakes or
    glitches in computer software programs that can
    make computers malfunction.
  • But Adam, who started testing when he was 8, may
    be the youngest.
  • The best part of the business? Being able to do
    things like take my mom on vacation to Walt
    Disney World, says Marc.
  • (These are from the story)
  • Can you find the compound word, long /a/ sound
    words, and words with suffixes?

6
  • Its true that ostriches cant fly high in the
    air.
  • Can you find the contractions in this sentence?

7
Have you ever..
  • Worked and earned money?
  • Ever come up with a business idea?
  • Ever dreamed you had your own business?
  • Read stories about kids making money?

8
Build Background
  • The story you are about to read is expository
    text like you might find in a magazine.
  • Expository texts give readers factual information
    that is interesting.
  • In this story, 4 children and the business they
    created are profiled.
  • A profile is a short, written sketch of a person.

9
Preview and Prepare
  • Lets browse through our story, Kids Did It! In
    business and look for clues about the story,
    problems you may have while reading the story,
    and wonderings you have about the story.

10
Selection Vocabulary
  • malfunction- No longer works correctly fail to
    operate.
  • profitable- Gaining money after all the costs of
    doing business have been paid.

11
  • merchandise- Goods that are bought and sold in
    business.
  • earnings- Money that is paid for doing a job.

12
  • donates- gives money or objects as a gift.
  • charity- A group that provides help to those in
    need.

13
Match the words with the definition
  • malfunction A group
    that provides help.
  • profitable No longer
    works correctly.
  • merchandise Money paid
    for doing a job.
  • earnings Goods
    bought and sold in

  • business.
  • donates Gaining
    money after all costs paid.

  • charity Gives
    money or objects as gifts.

14
Vocabulary Practice
  • Ebony plans to use her ___________for college.
  • He donates 10 percent of his profits to a
    childrens _________.
  • All of the _______ in the store costs less
    because there was a sale.
  • The captain was afraid that the ships radio
    might __________ due to the storm.
  • We sold lots of lemonade at our sidewalk stand,
    and our little business was very _________.
  • He ________ 10 percent of his profits to a
    childrens charity.

15
Day 2 Word Knowledge
  • Find the words for each clue
  • Line 1 newspaper software worldwide
    microwave
  • The news is printed on it everyday.
  • Line 2 succeed success
    successful compute computer
  • To do something well.

16
Find a word that goes with the clue
  • Line 4 make play paid cake
    drain mail
  • The opening in a sink.
  • A favorite dessert.
  • What the postman delivers to your house.

17
Point to a word and use it in a sentence
  • Line 1 newspaper software worldwide
    microwave
  • Line 2 succeed success
    successful compute computer
  • Line 3 computation educate education
    educational
  • Line 4 make play paid cake
    drain mail
  • Line 5 its shes whats
    Im cant

18
Selection Vocabulary
  • malfunction- No longer works correctly fail to
    operate.
  • profitable- Gaining money after all the costs of
    doing business have been paid.

19
  • merchandise- Goods that are bought and sold in
    business.
  • earnings- Money that is paid for doing a job.

20
  • donates- gives money or objects as a gift.
  • charity- A group that provides help to those in
    need.

21
Match the words with the definition
  • malfunction A group
    that provides help.
  • profitable No longer
    works correctly.
  • merchandise Money paid
    for doing a job.
  • earnings Goods
    bought and sold in

  • business.
  • donates Gaining
    money after all costs paid.

  • charity Gives
    money or objects as gifts.

22
Day 2 Word Analysis
  • cant
  • What 2 words make up this contraction?
  • What letters are left out when you form the
    contraction?
  • What replaces the missing letters?

23
Day 2English Language Conventions
  • LA Handbook pg. 270,274
  • Ms. Tammy Wilkin (note the period in the title)
  • W.C. Fields (note the periods in initials, they
    are capitalized , and period after each initial)
  • Washington, D.C. (note the periods in
  • abbreviations)
  • I ate (almost) all of it in one bite. (note
    parentheses)

24
Where do the periods belong in these
abbreviations?
  • Dr Clark took his temperature.
  • JRR Tolkien was an author.
  • Today is Feb 5, 2008.

25
What do these words have in common?
  • Line 1 newspaper software worldwide
    microwave
  • (they are all compound words)
  • What are compound words?
  • Do the two words that make up the compound word
    help us to understand the meaning?

26
What do these words have in common?
  • Line 2 succeed success
    successful compute computer
  • Line 3 computation educate education
    educational
  • (These are all base words and base words with
    affixes)
  • Sometimes affixes added to words change the whole
    meaning of the word.
  • Can you tell how each of the words in these lines
    changes meaning as it changes spelling?

27
What do these words have in common?
  • Line 4 make play paid cake
    drain mail
  • (These all have the long /a/ sound)
  • How are these long /a/ sounds spelled?
  • Line 5 its shes whats
    Im cant
  • (These are all contractions and in our story this
    week)
  • What two words make up each contraction?

28
Selection Vocabulary
  • malfunction- No longer works correctly fail to
    operate.
  • profitable- Gaining money after all the costs of
    doing business have been paid.

29
  • merchandise- Goods that are bought and sold in
    business.
  • earnings- Money that is paid for doing a job.

30
  • donates- gives money or objects as a gift.
  • charity- A group that provides help to those in
    need.

31
Vocabulary Practice
  • Ebony plans to use her ___________for college.
  • He donates 10 percent of his profits to a
    childrens _________.
  • All of the _______ in the store costs less
    because there was a sale.
  • The captain was afraid that the ships radio
    might __________ due to the storm.
  • We sold lots of lemonade at our sidewalk stand,
    and our little business was very _________.
  • He ________ 10 percent of his profits to a
    childrens charity.

32
Day 3Word Analysis
  • What 3 contractions can you make using the word
    I?
  • (Id, Ill, Im)
  • Do Spelling vocab. Skills pg. 84, 85

33
Day 4 Word Knowledge
  • Line 1 newspaper software worldwide
    microwave
  • Line 2 succeed success
    successful compute computer
  • Line 3 computation educate education
    educational
  • Line 4 make play paid cake
    drain mail
  • Line 5 its shes whats
    Im cant

34
What do these sentences have in common?
  • Adam, who lives in Newton, Massachusetts, has
    been catching those pesky bugs, mistakes or
    glitches in computer software programs that can
    make computers malfunction.
  • But Adam, who started testing when he was 8, may
    be the youngest.
  • The best part of the business? Being able to do
    things like take my mom on vacation to Walt
    Disney World, says Marc.
  • (These are from the story)
  • Can you find the compound word, long /a/ sound
    words, and words with suffixes?

35
Selection Vocabulary
  • malfunction- No longer works correctly fail to
    operate.
  • profitable- Gaining money after all the costs of
    doing business have been paid.

36
  • merchandise- Goods that are bought and sold in
    business.
  • earnings- Money that is paid for doing a job.

37
  • donates- gives money or objects as a gift.
  • charity- A group that provides help to those in
    need.

38
Match the words with the definition
  • malfunction A group
    that provides help.
  • profitable No longer
    works correctly.
  • merchandise Money paid
    for doing a job.
  • earnings Goods
    bought and sold in

  • business.
  • donates Gaining
    money after all costs paid.

  • charity Gives
    money or objects as gifts.

39
Day 4Word Analysis
  • invention
  • An inventor invented the invention.
  • Abbey Fleck invented the invention.
  • Who can replace the word invention with another
    word.
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