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Introduce/Model Small Groups
• UsethewhiteboardDVDortheCDwordcardstointroducethewords.Askstudentswhattheynoticeaboutthewords.
• Displaycapitolandcaptive.Guidestudentstoidentifyapattern.(cap)Havethemsorttheappropriatewordsintothiscategory.
• ExplainthatcaphasaGreekandLatinmeaning—"head"and"totake."
• Havestudentssorttheremainingwordsaccordingtothepedandcorppatterns.Explainthatpedmeans"foot"inthissort(itcanalsomean"child")andcorpmeans"body."
PracticetheSort Independent/Partner
• HavestudentsusetheStudentBookorwhiteboardDVDtosayeachwordandusethegridtosort.
• Havestudentscheckandexplaintheirsorts.
Apply Independent/Partner/Small Groups
• ReadaloudthedirectionsonStudentBookp.104.Havestudentscompletetheactivity.
• GameAllowtimeforstudentstoplayClueIn,whichisontheCD.
ExtendtheSort
Vocabulary Word Of the Week: capitolHelpstudentsdeducethemeaningofcapitolbyprovidingasamplesentence,suchasWe hurried up the steps into the capitol to see our state congress in session. Haveavolunteerconsultadictionaryandclarifythatcapitolmeansabuildingwherealegislaturemeets.
Alternative Sort: Parts of SpeechHavestudentssortthewordsbythecategoriesnouns,verbs,andothers.Whenstudentshavefinishedthesort,challengethemtouseoneofthenounsandverbstogetherinasentence.
ELL English Language LearnersGiveextrasupportandpracticeforpronouncingthesortwords.Helpstudentsrememberthedifferencebetweenthesimilarwords:corpsandcorpse.(agroupofsoldiersandadeadhumanbody)
Words
cap ped corp
captivity pedal corporate
captive pedestal corporal
capitol expedition corpse
decapitate peddler incorporate
captivate centipede corps
captain pedicure
peddle
Objectives•Torecognizehowtheelementscap, ped, andcorp
combinewithotherelementstocreatemeanings
•Tosortandspellwordswithcap, ped, andcorp
Materials for Derivational Relations
WhiteboardActivitiesDVD-ROM,Sort26
TeacherResourceCD-ROM,Sort26andClueInGame
StudentBook,pages101–104
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Greek and Latin Elements cap, ped, corp
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1. Write the meaning of each word root.2. Read each pair of words and circle the word roots in each word. 3. Choose five pairs of words and write a sentence that uses each word pair.
For example, The pedestrian packed a backpack and went on a great expedition. (pedestrian/expedition)
cap: ped: corp:
Word Pairs
1. pedicure/peddler 5. capital/capitol
2. corporate/corporal 6. pedestrian/expedition
3. captivate/captive 7. corps/corpse
4. pedal/peddle 8. centipede/pedestal
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