Frog and toad all year

Vocabulary LessonBy Mrs. Moody

ELA1R5 The student acquires and uses grade-

level words to communicate effectively. • The student

• a. Reads and listens to a variety of texts and uses new

• words in oral and written language.• b. Recognizes grade-level words with multiple • meanings.• c. Identifies words that are opposites (antonyms)

or • have similar meanings (synonyms).

Essential Questions

• How do we communicate?• Why do I learn new words?• Can words mean more than one

thing?

Word List

• caught• hurried• near• son• cold• sure

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• Are you _____ this snake isn’t poisonous?

• a. hurried• b. sure• c. caught

b. sure

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• Are you sure this snake isn’t poisonous?

b. sure

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• Becca _____ home so she would not miss dinner.

• a. hurried• b. caught• c. cold

a. hurried

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• Becca hurried home so she would not miss dinner.

a. hurried

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• It was so _____ this morning that I had ice on my yard!

• a. near• b. son• c. cold

c. cold

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• It was so cold this morning that I had ice on my yard!

c. cold

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• Who _____ that dragonfly?

• a. caught• b. hurried• c. cold

a. caught

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• Who caught that dragonfly?

a. caught

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• The little boy is the man’s _____.

• a. near• b. son• c. sure

b. son

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• The little boy is the man’s son.

b. son

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• Are you _____ enough to hear my whistle?

• a. near• b. caught• c. cold

a. near

caught, hurried, near, son, cold, sure

• Are you near enough to hear my whistle?

a. near

Practice!

• near• hurried• cold• caught• son• sure

• son• caught• near• sure• cold• hurried