What do we know about prefixes? - introduction and Knowledge Harvest

high grade force.

I hope that you are all well and ready and

raring for your spelling activity tonight.

Today it is Mrs Bond's delivering your online.

Listen, I'm really looking forward to doing this.

Be warned.

I am still learning about how to use all of

these things.

So if things go wrong, be patient.

All right, let's get sausage.

So this week I have been doing a lot of

exploring. As you all know, I am crazy about books.

So I've been looking at lots and lots of books

on doing a little bit of shopping.

And one of the books that I came across as

I was exploring this week was a fantastic book quarter,

unfortunately, which is written by Alan Durant.

And it's all about a little boy who gets himself

into quite a few adventures.

And as I was reading this book, I noticed two

words coming up quite frequently.

You're gonna look at the book now, and I wonder

if you'll notice these two words that I noticed because

they did keep popping up and they were really important

to the story.

So as you're listening to the story, I want you

to be thinking about the true words that you think

I might have noticed.

So now that we've watched the story, I wonder, did

you notice those three words that I did?

In case you're wondering the note the words I was

thinking off with the words fortunately, and unfortunately.

And as I was thinking about those two words, I

was really thinking about the impact that to re lectures

on can have on a word.

And that's really where we're going to start out thinking

today, start out learning.

Today we're going to be thinking about what we already

know about prefixes.

Now, I've kind of given you a little bit of

a hint with my thinking about those two words from

the story, Fortunately, and unfortunately, in what a prefix might

pay. But today you guys are going to be doing

a bit of a knowledge harvest.

That's when we find out everything that you already know

and that helps us know where we need to go

next without learning.

So today you guys are going to be doing a

little quiz arm all about prefixes.

Now, I've taken a screenshot off part of that quiz

just to talk you through how we're going to answer.

So in the quiz, there are a few questions, and

each of these questions is what we call a short

answer question, where we write a few words to explain

our thinking.

So the first question is, what is a prefix?

So you have to, if you can tell me water

prefix is, and if you can't, that's okay, too.

If you don't know the answer to any of these

questions, that's great, because that tells me exactly where we

need to start our learning.

There will be some other questions that ask you about

what the meaning over prefixes so you can see that

there's one on my screenshot what does the prefix by

me. So you'll have to think about if what meaning

that prefix has.

If I put it the start of the word what

what does it do?

And then there's some other questions that ask you if

you can think off words that have certain prefixes in

them. So, for example, the question that I have screen

shotted these 10 you think of some words that use

the prefix try.

So in your answer, you would just type those words

now learners.

It's really important that you're showing us what you know.

So have a got doing this by yourself.

If you need help from Mom or Dad reading questions,

that's fine.

But I really want to see the answers that you're

thinking off and remember.

It's OK if you don't know the answer, because that

just tells me exactly where just started learning the next

time we get together.

So when you go on to your slides, you will

see that there is a link through the quiz online.

So have a click on that and show me what

you know about prefixes, and I look forward to seeing

you also.

What do we know about prefixes? - introduction and Knowledge Harvest

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