frindle vocabulary words fifth grade unit 1 chapters 1, 2, and 3 vocabulary
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Fifth GradeFifth GradeUnit 1Unit 1
Chapters 1, 2, and 3
VOCABULARY
Manner or method in which a business or action
is carried on
procedure
To give a quick, hard blow
jolt
made aware; informed
acquainted
made certain that something would happen as
a result
guaranteed
something assigned; especially work to be
done
assignment
a device that functions to establish and
maintain a desired temperature automatically
thermostat
to put off to a later time; postpone
delay
absolutely important; necessary
essential
the edible nut; reddish brown
chestnut
worshipped
paid great honor and reverence to
unfavorable; regrettable or
deplorable
unfortunate
Chapter 1, 2, 3
Begin the story map for the novel.
Put it in the “Response Journal” section at the back of your ELA binder to complete as we read the novel.
1. Describe the steps that Nick took to turn Miss Deaver’s room into a tropical island.
2. Describe Nick’s “science experiment” from 4th grade.
Response Journal Entry
•Describe Mrs. Granger. Use evidence from the story.•What kind of reputation does Mrs. Granger have?•What does Mrs. Granger love?•Draw a picture of her. Do not color it!
Response Journal Entry
Some words may mean the same thing but have a stronger meaning than another. Author’s use these to show shades of the meaning of a word. For example yelled is a stronger word than said. Shouted can be even stronger than yelled, but whispered is softer than all of them. We can show the shade or change of meaning by listing them from softest to strongest ---- Whisper, said, yelled, shouted
Response Journal Entry
Have you ever sidetracked someone to avoid something? Describe your experience.
How a word gets into the dictionary
http://www.merriamwebster.com/video/0032-howaword.htm?&t=1326227263
D.O.L. – write the sentences and fix all mistakes as you write them.1. this lady playes for keeps thought
nick2. james said my grades is looking
great because when i comed hear I already done new how to put first things first
3. He raised his hand and he did’nt 4. even wait for mrs granger to
call on him.
Chapters 4, 5, 6
VOCABULARY
Money given to a student to help pay for education
The student with the highest average will receive a scholarship to college.
scholarship
A whole made up of many complicated parts
The constructed response math problem was very complex.
complex
To represent in visible form
The political party embodies all the ideals of our government.
embodies
A solemn appeal of one’s word; the sincerity of a promise
He took an oath to carry out the duties of the office of president.
oath
To bring to a better state; set right
I adjusted the strap in the car to fit her seat.
adjusted
Floor covering made of hardened linseed oil and cork dust
The linoleum floor in the kitchen is very shiny.
linoleum
A group of words that combines with a noun or pronoun to form a phrase
Using prepositions in your writing makes your sentences sound better.
prepositions
Response JournalWhat does the author mean…•Page 19 “schoolwork never spilled over into his free time” •Page 20 “like trying to read the ingredients on a shampoo
bottle”
What are the benefits of homework? What are the drawbacks of homework? Create a t chart to show the pros and cons of
homework.
Homework First!
Response Journal
What does the author mean…•Page 23 “This lady plays for keeps” •Page 25 “eyes drilling a hole in him”
Response JournalEntry #7
The Penny Pantry Store
Label your paper with all info above. Draw the lady at the counter and the shelves behind her in the store. (See page 37) Color the picture. Put it in your response journal section of your binder.
Group work:
Quotes1.Select a quote from Frindle chapters 1-6 that you feel is very important to the story. 2.Write the quote, the page number, and WHY you think that quote is so important on the chart paper.3.Each group will share with the class.
Chapters 7, 8, 9
VOCABULARY
Stressed as being important
Mrs. Flocke emphasized how important it is to study for tests.
emphasized
a mark or sign worn to show that a person belongs to a certain group, class, or rank
The policeman showed his badge to the people he questioned.
badge
One that defends or protects
The defender of the plan told us the details he has set up.
defender
suddenThe electricity went out abruptly during the storm.
abruptly
something that causes disorder
The bell ringing caused a disruption during announcements.
disruption
intentional destruction or damage to property
The boys were arrested for vandalism to the building.
vandalism
to make unable to answer or do
The hardest question really stumped me.
stumped
the part of a public building where the audience sits
The play will take place on the stage in the auditorium.
auditorium
How would your parents react if
you were Nick and the principal came
to your houses?
Response Journal
magic- chocolate milk chocho- chocolatenu nu- pacifier coufus- couch/ sofabasghetti- spaghetti noo woo- pacifierhoppascotch- butterscotch da da- dadbearbay- blanket doo doo- doughnutbutter- brother agilator- alligatortu tu- toy pink rabbit- strawberry milkpetchi- lizzard bun bun- honey bunboo boo- bottle sippi- cuptow tow- truck hoopi- horse
word interview
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Chapters 10 - 15 Chapters 10 - 15
Some words may mean the same thing but have a stronger meaning than another. Author’s use these to show shades of the meaning of a word. For example yelled is a stronger word than said. Shouted can be even stronger than yelled, but whispered is softer than all of them. We can show the shade or change of meaning by listing them from softest to strongest ---- Whisper, said, yelled, shouted
Vocabulary Ch 10, 11, 12
something that identifies a person or thing
trademark
the title over an item or article in a newspaper or magazine
“Saints WIN!” was the headline of the sports section.
headline
of or relating to school or college
They were all named academic athletes at LSU!
academic
when someone directs a project or invents an idea
The mastermind behind Facebook is Mark Zuckerberg.
masterminded
to enter one’s name for a publication or service
The teacher subscribed to an educational website.
subscribed
to give or spend money for income or profit
Her investment in the company made her a lot
of money.
investment
being only this and nothing else
Some say the game merely confirmed that he is a great player.
merely
relating to or causing controversy
The movie about politics is very controversial.
controversial
Vocabulary Ch 13, 14, 15
to order not to do
Snow White took a bite of the forbidden apple.
forbidden
permitted by law or established rules
You can legally get a driver’s license at age seventeen.
legally
to continue on in the same way; to allow to happen or continue
The air conditioning repair man endures the heat every day.
endures
noisy excitement and confusion
There was a lot of commotion at the concert.
commotion
a famous or celebrated person
Drew Brees is a famous celebrity.
celebrity
an evil person
Who is your favorite Disney villain?
villain
a mischievous or dishonest person or animal
That dog is a rascal!
rascal
a person who buys goods and services
Most consumers like to read labels
on products before buying.
consumer
Have you had a teacher that has made a big impact on your life? Did you realize it at the time?
Why or why not?
"Every good story," Mrs. Granger writes to Nick, "needs a bad guy, don't you think?"
Explain this quotation and the importance it has in the book.
What is the lesson or theme in the book Frindle?
Give information from the text to support your answer.