Lesson 1 Vocab

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  Hi guys.

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  So in this Elson, we're gonna have a vocabulary class,

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  and we're going to start with less than one from

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  our word power booklet.

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  And then we'll move on to the concept vocabulary from

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  our previous literature.

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  Less so.

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  Let's take a look at our words for today.

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  This could be found in your booklet.

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  We're talking about using context fools using context.

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  Booze is a very important skill vocab class in literature

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  class. It is something that can help you identify the

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  meaning of words, using the other words in a sentence.

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  So let's take a look at our little prompt here.

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  Sometimes we face new situations away from the comfort of

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  our homes and families.

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  Have you ever had to face an uncomfortable situation wishing

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  you were over before it started?

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  Maybe your family moved and you had to go to

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  a new school where you didn't know anyone.

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  Or perhaps you had to go to the dentist to

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  get a feeling.

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  For the first time, the words in the following list

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  have to do with the feelings that you might have

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  or actions you might take as you experience the new

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  or uncomfortable situation.

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  So before we even look at the words, we can

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  draw a connection between this problems and our essential question

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  in literature.

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  The problems and challenges faced during childhood what it's like

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  to be a young person centred center.

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  Okay, so we're number one.

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  Alarm alarm is a device or call announcing a warning

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  or danger.

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  You know this from your morning alarm on your phone

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  or the fire alarm.

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  Anticipation. Anticipation is the excitement to see something longing to

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  see something, expecting to see something bewilderment to bay bewildered

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  means to be surprised.

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  Shocked coat.

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  To cope with something means you're dealing with something.

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  Defiance to be defiance means to stand up against the

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  opposing view.

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  Hostile to be hostile means to be unfriendly.

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  Mortified is a multi meaning word, Um, as you'll see

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  an exercise see during class, but it could either mean

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  embarrassed or it can mean to show self discipline next.

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  Paying to feel a paying means to feel sad.

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  Feeling an upset feeling resents, to resent something means to

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  feel bitter about it, to feel upset about it.

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  And lastly, the word unique means special.

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  There's nothing like it.

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  It's unique.

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  Okay, so now that we've taken a look at our

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  words for today.

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  We are equipped to complete exercise.

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  Eight. So let's take a look at this.

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  Fill in the blank activity now here were actually practicing

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  using context clues.

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  So we're gonna read the sentence with the blank and

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  use the words in the sentence to help us in.

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  For what?

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  Words should be there.

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  So number one, the purple mass with orange polka dots

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  is definitely a Blake toy.

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  So I've personally never seen a purple mouse, whether without

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  orange polka dots, so it must be something very special.

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  We're gonna put the word unique in there.

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  Number two.

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  I looked on in blank, hoping to see the new

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  toy. So, hoping to see something anticipating to see something

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  The word there is anticipation.

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  Number three.

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  Tricia didn't like the blank looks Lucy was giving her.

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  So Tricia didn't like the looks that can't be friendly

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  looks. They can't be peaceful looks.

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  They must be hostile or unfriendly.

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  Number four.

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  The fire blank went off because I'd burn the bacon.

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  Obviously, alarm number five Sally began to blank the restrictions

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  of her hospital stay, so the restrictions means she's probably

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  not allowed to leave the hospital.

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  She doesn't feel free, so she can't be happy about

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  this. It must be resent.

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  Number six.

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  We looked on and blank as a car salesman yelled

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  at the car he was trying to sell.

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  So here we have to ask ourselves.

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  Have we ever seen someone yelling at a car?

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  That would be strange.

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  Bewildered, curious, Kind of shocked.

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  Number seven.

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  How can we blink with students who won't sit in

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  class? How can we cope with, um how can we

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  deal with, um we can you standing desks, right?

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  Okay, Number eight.

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  I respect the blank of Americans in the Revolutionary War.

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  So the Americans stood up strongly against those who were

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  opposing them.

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  Defiance. And number nine, He felt a blank for not

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  taking Janet to the park.

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  He must have felt upset about it.

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  That's a pain.

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  And I pretend among blink himself by penance and fasting.

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  So to complete a fast takes a lot of self

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  discipline and control, So it must be mortified.

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  Self discipline.

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  Okay, Excellent.

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  Now on your own, you can complete exercises.

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  B, c and D.

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  Um, now we're gonna move on to the literature portion.

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  Let's take a look at the words that we discovered

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  from Brown Girl dreaming.

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  So these six words are the ones that we came

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  across while reading that we've maybe weren't so sure.

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  Let's see what the directions are here in each of

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  the following items.

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  Think about the meaning of the italicized word or the

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  ones that look tilted like that.

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  Then answer the question.

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  So Number one who won felt the squish of moss,

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  but beneath his feet as he walked through the forest

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  was the ground beneath his feet, hard and brittle.

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  Well, for it to make a squishy sound means that

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  it's soft, gooey.

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  So no, it's not hard and brittle.

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  Okay, now we're too.

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  If you were humming your favorite song, are you saying

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  the words well humming is just making the music with

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  your mouth?

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  So not actually saying the words No, no.

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  Number three.

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  When rewiring an old lamp, Anna has to twist two

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  wires together.

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  Does she keep the wire separated?

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  Well, we can use context clues with the word together

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  together mean obviously doesn't mean separated, so that's a really

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  good context clue right there and now we know that

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  twist means to be intertwined to come together.

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  So no, the wires were not separated.

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  They were twisted or intertwined together.

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  And number four, a gust of wind picks up some

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  leaves and causes them to twirl in the air.

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  How are the leaves moving?

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  So using the beginning of the sentence, a gust of

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  wind picks up some leaves.

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  You have your own background knowledge of what happens when

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  wind picks up leaves.

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  They obviously don't just stay where they are.

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  They don't just drop back to the ground.

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  They kind of dance around.

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  They spin around in the air so they are spinning

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  around in the air.

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  So that is all for our vote.

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  Have lesson today, just in summary.

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  Using context clues is a very important skill when you're

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  reading to better understand what the Texas saying, just using

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  the words around a difficult word in a sentence toe.

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  Understand with that word needs