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Unit 1 ReviewONeal Elementary4th Grade
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Dictionary Skills

• A dictionary tells the readers the meaning of a
  word.
• The reader will have to decide which meaning is
  being used from the context.
• A dictionary includes symbols that show how to
  pronounce each part of a word and which part is
  accented.
• dictionary test tutor

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Vocabulary/Word Work Compound Words
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ComprehensionMain Idea and Details

• Main Idea is the most important point of a
  paragraph or entire nonfiction text. Supporting
  details are statements that help prove the point
  or explain the main idea.
• Main Idea
• Main Idea and Supporting Details

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ComprehensionMake Inferences/ Analyze Character

• Like real people, characters in stories have
  traits, or qualities that give them their
  personalities.
• A characters emotions can change often. A
  characters traits are longer lasting parts of
  their personality.
• Good readers begin to analyze a characters
  traits by noting how he or she is described by
  the author or the other characters.
• Good readers also pay attention to the
  characters words, and actions to help identify
  character traits.

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ComprehensionMake Inferences/ Analyze Character

• Inference Character Actions
• Character Tutor

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ComprehensionSummarize

• A summary is a retelling of the most important
  facts, ideas, and events in a text. A summary
  should be in your own words.
• Summarize as You Read

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Assonanace

• Assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds
  within a short passage of verse or prose.
• Examples
• Try to light the fire.
• He gave a nod to the officer with the pocket.
• fleet feet sweep by sleeping Greeks.
• Hayden plays a lot.

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MetaphorA metaphor is a comparison not using the
words like or as. 

• A couple examples would be "The shirt is
  fire-engine red" and "The cars are sky blue". 
• I AM LAS VEGAS
• I am Las Vegas growing by the infiniteawake
  morning by night,or day.I am Las VegasMy hand
  is the sand.

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Text Feature Diagram

• Diagrams can help a reader visualize information
  explained in the text.
• Diagrams usually contain labels that help to
  identify each part.
• Captions explain the diagram as a whole.
• Diagrams provide additional information that may
  not appear within the text.
• Look at the diagram on page 103 and calculate how
  many miles is earth from the sun.

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Reading A Diagram
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Food Chain Diagram
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Photosynthesis Diagram
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ReadingTimelines

• We use timelines to organize information
  according to the time or date that they happen.

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ComprehensionProblem and Solution

• All stories have problems and solutions.
• The Cat in the Hat
• What is the problem?
• What is the solution?
• What could be another name for The Cat in the
  Hat?

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Reading Maps

• Compass rose- shows the cardinal direction
  North, South, East, West.
• What state is North of Missouri? South? East?
  West?

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Reading a ChartOur Class Favorite Snack
Apples
Potato Chips
Popcorn
Peanut butter crackers