- Go to scafone.com
- Scroll down to the test prep link.
- Go to week 2, and click on the Diction notes.
- Write the Diction notes on page 61
- Complete the word pair worksheet first by finding the definition of each word on the back. Write these definitions down underneath each word.
- Then, match them to the word that means something similar. For example: cheap and frugal is a pair because they share a similar definition.
- Then, on the side with the chart, place one word on the positive connotation side, and one word on the negative side.
- The word that you would consider the insult should go on the negative side. For example: cheap is the insult, so I would place cheap on the negative side and frugal on the positive side.
- Glue the Word Pair worksheet on page 61 when you are finished.
- Make sure you glue it so Ms. Scafone can read both sides.
- Go to scafone.com
- Scroll down to the test prep link.
- Go to week 2, and click on the Diction notes.
- Write the Diction notes on page 61
- Complete the word pair worksheet first by finding the definition of each word on the back. Write these definitions down underneath each word.
- Then, match them to the word that means something similar. For example: cheap and frugal is a pair because they share a similar definition.
- Then, on the side with the chart, place one word on the positive connotation side, and one word on the negative side.
- The word that you would consider the insult should go on the negative side. For example: cheap is the insult, so I would place cheap on the negative side and frugal on the positive side.
- Glue the Word Pair worksheet on page 61 when you are finished.
- Make sure you glue it so Ms. Scafone can read both sides.
- Go to scafone.com
- Scroll down to the test prep link.
- Go to week 2, and click on the Diction notes.
- Write the Diction notes on page 61.
- Complete the word pair worksheet first by finding the definition of each word on the back. Write these definitions down underneath each word.
- Then, match them to the word that means something similar. For example: cheap and frugal is a pair because they share a similar definition.
- Then, on the side with the chart, place one word on the positive connotation side, and one word on the negative side.
- The word that you would consider the insult should go on the negative side. For example: cheap is the insult, so I would place cheap on the negative side and frugal on the positive side.
- Glue the Word Pair worksheet on page 61 when you are finished.
- Make sure you glue it so Ms. Scafone can read both sides.
Station 1: Diction
- Go to scafone.com
- Scroll down to the test prep link.
- Go to week 2, and click on the Diction notes.
- Write the Diction notes on page 61.
- Complete the word pair worksheet first by finding the definition of each word on the back. Write these definitions down underneath each word.
- Then, match them to the word that means something similar. For example: cheap and frugal is a pair because they share a similar definition.
- Then, on the side with the chart, place one word on the positive connotation side, and one word on the negative side.
- The word that you would consider the insult should go on the negative side. For example: cheap is the insult, so I would place cheap on the negative side and frugal on the positive side.
- Glue the Word Pair worksheet on page 61 when you are finished.
- Make sure you glue it so Ms. Scafone can read both sides.
- Go to scafone.com
- Scroll down to the test prep link.
- Go to week 2, and click on the Diction notes.
- Write the Diction notes on page 61.
- Complete the word pair worksheet first by finding the definition of each word on the back. Write these definitions down underneath each word.
- Then, match them to the word that means something similar. For example: cheap and frugal is a pair because they share a similar definition.
- Then, on the side with the chart, place one word on the positive connotation side, and one word on the negative side.
- The word that you would consider the insult should go on the negative side. For example: cheap is the insult, so I would place cheap on the negative side and frugal on the positive side.
- Glue the Word Pair worksheet on page 61 when you are finished.
- Make sure you glue it so Ms. Scafone can read both sides.
- Go to scafone.com
- Scroll down to the test prep link.
- Go to week 2, and click on the Diction notes.
- Write the Diction on page 61.
- Complete the word pair worksheet first by finding the definition of each word on the back. Write these definitions down underneath each word.
- Then, match them to the word that means something similar. For example: cheap and frugal is a pair because they share a similar definition.
- Then, on the side with the chart, place one word on the positive connotation side, and one word on the negative side.
- The word that you would consider the insult should go on the negative side. For example: cheap is the insult, so I would place cheap on the negative side and frugal on the positive side.
- Glue the Word Pair worksheet on page 61 when you are finished.
- Make sure you glue it so Ms. Scafone can read both sides.
Station 2: Vocabulary
- Make flashcards for last week’s vocabulary words and this week’s vocabulary words.
- On the front, write the root word.
- On the back, write the definition, and 3 words that use the root word.
- To turn these in, show your flashcards to Ms. Scafone and then place them somewhere safe for later.
- Write the definitions of the 3 words that use the root words that you added to page 26.
- Make flashcards for last week’s vocabulary words and this week’s vocabulary words.
- On the front, write the root word.
- On the back, write the definition, and 3 words that use the root word.
- To turn these in, show your flashcards to Ms. Scafone and then place them somewhere safe for later.
- Write the definitions of the 3 words that use the root words that you added to page 26.
- Make flashcards for last week’s vocabulary words and this week’s vocabulary words.
- On the front, write the root word.
- On the back, write the definition, and 3 words that use the root word.
- To turn these in, show your flashcards to Ms. Scafone and then place them somewhere safe for later.
- Write the definitions of the 3 words that use the root words that you added to page 26.
Station 2: Vocabulary
- Make flashcards for last week’s vocabulary words and this week’s vocabulary words.
- On the front, write the root word.
- On the back, write the definition, and 3 words that use the root word.
- To turn these in, show your flashcards to Ms. Scafone and then place them somewhere safe for later.
- Write the definitions of the 3 words that use the root words that you added to page 26.
- Make flashcards for last week’s vocabulary words and this week’s vocabulary words.
- On the front, write the root word.
- On the back, write the definition, and 3 words that use the root word.
- To turn these in, show your flashcards to Ms. Scafone and then place them somewhere safe for later.
- Write the definitions of the 3 words that use the root words that you added to page 26.
- Make flashcards for last week’s vocabulary words and this week’s vocabulary words.
- On the front, write the root word.
- On the back, write the definition, and 3 words that use the root word.
- To turn these in, show your flashcards to Ms. Scafone and then place them somewhere safe for later.
- Write the definitions of the 3 words that use the root words that you added to page 26.
Station 3:
- Go onto scafone.com
- Go to the test prep link.
- Click on Information and Idea question Notes
- Take the notes in your flipbook.
- When you are done, glue the flipbook onto page 35
- Go to website b.socrative.
- Type in the room numberWW7YXIQAG
- Then type in your first and last name
- Take the information and question type quiz.
- You may use your notes on the quiz.
- Go onto scafone.com
- Go to the test prep link.
- Click on Information and Idea question Notes
- Take the notes in your flipbook.
- When you are done, glue the flipbook onto page 35
- Go to website b.socrative.
- Type in the room numberWW7YXIQAG
- Then type in your first and last name
- Take the information and question type quiz.
- You may use your notes on the quiz.
- Go onto scafone.com
- Go to the test prep link.
- Click on Information and Idea question Notes
- Take the notes in your flipbook.
- When you are done, glue the flipbook onto page 35
- Go to website b.socrative.
- Type in the room numberWW7YXIQAG
- Then type in your first and last name
- Take the information and question type quiz.
- You may use your notes on the quiz.
Station 3:
- Go onto scafone.com
- Go to the test prep link.
- Click on Information and Idea question Notes
- Take the notes in your flipbook.
- When you are done, glue the flipbook onto page 35
- Go to website b.socrative.
- Type in the room number WW7YXIQAG
- Then type in your first and last name
- Take the information and question type quiz.
- You may use your notes on the quiz.
- Go onto scafone.com
- Go to the test prep link.
- Click on Information and Idea question Notes
- Take the notes in your flipbook.
- When you are done, glue the flipbook onto page 35
- Go to website b.socrative.
- Type in the room numberWW7YXIQAG
- Then type in your first and last name
- Take the information and question type quiz.
- You may use your notes on the quiz.
- Go onto scafone.com
- Go to the test prep link.
- Click on Information and Idea question Notes
- Take the notes in your flipbook.
- When you are done, glue the flipbook onto page 35
- Go to website b.socrative.
- Type in the room numberWW7YXIQAG
- Then type in your first and last name
- Take the information and question type quiz.
- You may use your notes on the quiz.
Station 4: Inference
- Complete the inference packet.
- Glue the notes on page 36in your notebook and glue the finished activities on pages 62 and 63 in your notebook.
- Complete the inference packet.
- Glue the notes on page 36 in your notebook and glue the finished activities on pages 62 and 63in your notebook.
- Complete the inference packet.
- Glue the notes on page 35 in your notebook and glue the finished activities on pages 62 and 63 in your notebook.
Station 4: Inference
- Complete the inference packet.
- Glue the notes on page 36 in your notebook and glue the finished activities on pages 62 and 63 in your notebook.
- Complete the inference packet.
- Glue the notes on page 36 in your notebook and glue the finished activities on pages 62 and 63 in your notebook.
- Complete the inference packet.
- Glue the notes on page 36in your notebook and glue the finished activities on pages 62 and 63 in your notebook.