Understanding Multisyllabic Words in 3rd Grade Lesson 2
Learn to understand and use multisyllabic words in 3rd Grade Lesson 2 with an engaging Bingo activity. Discover how analyzing affixes can help you break down complex words to comprehend their meanings effectively.
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elementarylibrarian.com Multisyllabic Words 3rd Grade Month 8 Lesson 2
Learning Objectives At the end of the lesson, students should be able to understand multisyllabic words and use them appropriately. I can Statement I can understand multisyllabic words and use them appropriately.
Lesson 2: Multisyllabic Words Complete the Bingo card below. Color the multisyllabic word that you are already acquainted with. proclamation mechanism engagement conventional limitations sympathizers commandme nt inaccuracies reconstructio n amendment immediately preemptive presidential unconditional FREE patriotism propagandist fortifications disestablish historical assisination battleship officiate abolitionists slavery
Lesson 2: Multisyllabic Words Complete the Bingo card below. Color the multisyllabic word that you are already acquainted with. ANSWER GUIDE (Answers may vary.) proclamation mechanism engagement conventional limitations sympathizers commandme nt inaccuracies reconstructio n amendment immediately preemptive presidential unconditional FREE patriotism propagandist fortifications disestablish historical assisination battleship officiate abolitionists slavery
Lesson 2: Multisyllabic Words There are words that seem complicated because they are a bit long. Good thing I was able to analyze words before. What can I do with this to effectively understand these multisyllabic words?
Lesson 2: Multisyllabic Words Multisyllabic words are words that have more than one (usually three or more) syllables. These words are typically intimidating because of their length and how they are pronounced. However, just like other words, they can be understood through analyzing them. Their elements such as the affixes can help in doing so. You may refer to your list of prefixes and suffixes to effectively find out the meanings of multisyllabic words. Example: The people s patriotism helps them put their hands together for the country. patriot-person who vigorously supports their country and is prepared to defend it against enemies or detractors. -ism-theory, act, or belief Therefore, patriotism can be understood as an act of supporting your country and defending it against enemies or detractors.
Lesson 2: Multisyllabic Words LET S TRY! Circle the multisyllabic word that best provides the meaning of each sentence. 1. Neither slavery nor (invitation shall exist within the United States. involuntary) servitude 2. The Emancipation (liberation gained the Union the support of international countries. proclamation) 3. The (oppositions contributed to their freedom. sympathizers) of slavery also 4. The Slave codes also detailed the (ammendment punishment) for slaves who tried to escape. 5. The (industrialization had made slavery illegal. engagement of the North)
Lesson 2: Multisyllabic Words LET S TRY! Circle the multisyllabic word that best provides the meaning of each sentence. ANSWER GUIDE 1. Neither slavery nor (invitation shall exist within the United States. involuntary) servitude 2. The Emancipation (liberation gained the Union the support of international countries. proclamation) 3. The (oppositions contributed to their freedom. sympathizers) of slavery also 4. The Slave codes also detailed the (ammendment punishment) for slaves who tried to escape. 5. The (industrialization had made slavery illegal. engagement of the North)
