Teaching Word Meaning: Using a Dictionary with Multiple Meaning Words 11/24-12/18 3 weeks 4.2E



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Teaching Word Meaning: Using a Dictionary with Multiple Meaning Words 11/24-12/18 3 weeks 4.2E Lesson Time Frame Focus Lesson 15 11/24-11/25 Dictionary Overview Lesson 16 12/1-12/5 Multiple Meaning Words (MMW) Lesson 17 12/8-12/12 Using a Dictionary to Determine the Meaning of MMW 4 th Grade 1

Lesson 15 Lesson Overview: 4.2E/Dictionary Overview Lesson Overview Using and interpreting dictionary definitions is a multi-faceted skill. The teacher needs to explicitly teach each part of the entry, helping students to understand features like: Syllabication symbols Pronunciation guides Part of speech Word origins Multiple meanings (a.k.a. Homographs) Example Sentence Dictionary Overview 1. The teacher begins by projecting a Dictionary Anchor Chart. The teacher shows the students the navigational tools and features of the dictionary included on the anchor chart. 2. Next the teacher asks the students to alphabetize a short list of words. VEHICLE RUDDER GLOAT WRENCH AILMENT 3. Once the words are alphabetized, the student searches through the dictionary for the guide words that appear on the page on which each entry is contained. The students alphabetize the words and fill out a form that looks like this: 4 th Grade 2

Guide Wordsshow the first and last word on the page Dictionary Multiple Meaningsshow the different definitions for a word; usually numbered Syllabication Symbolsshow how the word is divided into syllables Pronunciation Guideshows how to say the word Part of Speechcan sometimes be represented by a single letter (noun=n) Example Sentenceshows the word used in context Word Origincan be located within an entry 4 th Grade 3

4 th Grade 4

Word Using a Dictionary Guide Word Before Guide Word After Alphabetize the following words and place them in the chart above. VEHICLE RUDDER GLOAT WRENCH AILMENT 4 th Grade 5

Lesson Overview: 4.2E/Multiple Meaning Words Lesson 16 Multiple-Meaning Words (a.k.a. Homographs) 1. For lessons on Multiple-Meaning Words (or as they are technicallyknown, homographs), use the MMW PowerPoint. The slides feature sentences that use a word in a given context that has multiple meanings. 2. Model thinking through the question and finding the correct definition for the first word pit. 3. Then ask the students to Turn and Talk to their partner about which definition makes most sense given the context of the sentence using the next slide for the word seal. 4. The students individual practice would be to identify a reasonable definition for the last 2 slides in the PowerPoint for the words check and cool. 5. Independent Practice: This can be done in a center that all students rotate through, or during independent work time. It could be completed on various days throughout the week. This will depend on how you structure your independent time. Students use Journey s Vocabulary in Context word cards to infer meaning using a dictionary to determine which definition is used for the word in context. Students will use the Word Collection Chart below to complete independent practice. (The Inferred Meaning column has become Dictionary Definition.) Word positive 7 lapped 174 waste 247 chief 238 target 67 Card Number 5. Students should have the independent activity completed by the end of the week. You will want to collect their notebooks to monitor their progress and understanding. 4 th Grade 6

Word Collection Chart: MMW Word Context Clues or Text Evidence Dictionary Definition 4 th Grade 7

Lesson 17 Lesson Overview: 4.2E/Fig. 19D : Using a Dictionary to Determine the Meaning of MMW Multiple-Meaning Words (a.k.a. Homographs) 1. This week will not include a Whole Group lesson. Students should continue independent practice using a dictionary to determine the meaning of MMW. 2. Independent Practice: This can be done in a center that all students rotate through, or during independent work time. It could be completed on various days throughout the week. This will depend on how you structure your independent time. Students use Journey s Vocabulary in Context word cards to infer meaning using a dictionary to determine which definition is used for the word in context. Students will use the Word Collection Chart: MMW below to complete independent practice. (The Inferred Meaning column has become Dictionary Definition.) Word feast 80 favor 38 promote 62 traces 144 crisp 180 Card Number 5. Students should have the independent activity completed by the end of the week. You will want to collect their notebooks to monitor their progress and understanding. 4 th Grade 8