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Concept: Synonyms and Antonyms Concept: Multiple Meanings Concept: Reading Strategies for using context clues Concept: Lesson EQ: How do I use antonyms and synonyms to understand the meanings of unknown words? Lesson EQ: How do I select the correct definitions for words that have multiple meanings based on context clues? Lesson EQ: How does rereading or reading ahead help me unlock the meaning of unfamiliar words? How do I use illustrations to help me clarify meanings of words and concepts? Lesson EQ: Vocabulary: clarify antonyms context synonyms reveal appositive Vocabulary clarify homonyms context reveal significance verify Vocabulary: clarify context reveal significance Vocabulary: Key Learning: Sometimes the author makes his/her meaning plain; often, however, a reader must dig beneath the “surface” of the text to find the meaning. Good readers employ strategies to help them understand text. Unit EQ: What do you do when you do not understand everything in the text? Topic: Context Clues Student Learning Map

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Student Learning Map. Topic: Context Clues. Key Learning: Sometimes the author makes his/her meaning plain; often, however, a reader must dig beneath the “surface” of the text to find the meaning. Good readers employ strategies to help them understand text. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Unit EQ: What do you do when you do not understand everything in the text?

Concept:

Synonyms and AntonymsConcept:

Multiple MeaningsConcept:

Reading Strategies for using context clues

Concept:

Lesson EQ:

How do I use antonyms and synonyms to understand the meanings of unknown words?

Lesson EQ:

How do I select the correct definitions for words that have multiple meanings based on context clues?

Lesson EQ:

How does rereading or reading ahead help me unlock the meaning of unfamiliar words?

How do I use illustrations to help me clarify meanings of words and concepts?

Lesson EQ:

Vocabulary:

clarify antonymscontext synonymsreveal appositivesignificanceverify

Vocabulary

clarify homonymscontext revealsignificanceverify

Vocabulary:

clarifycontext revealsignificanceverify

Vocabulary:

Key Learning: Sometimes the author makes his/her meaning plain; often, however, a reader must dig beneath the “surface” of the text to find the meaning. Good readers employ strategies to help them understand text.

Unit EQ: What do you do when you do not understand everything in the text?

Topic: Context CluesStudent Learning Map

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