Motivate your students to practice reading and language skills!<\/p>\n
Help your grade 5 students practice and reinforce reading and language skills using the delightful, highly motivating centers in Take It to Your Seat Reading and Language Centers, Grade 5.<\/p>\n
12 full-color centers cover the following standards-correlated skills:<\/p>\n
1. Idioms
Recognize idioms as phrases that mean something different from what the individual words seem to mean.<\/p>\n
2. Synonyms \/ Antonyms
Distinguish between synonyms as words that have almost the same meaning and antonyms as words with opposite meanings.<\/p>\n
3. Homophones
Identify homophones as words that sound alike but have different spellings and meanings.<\/p>\n
4. Homographs
Identify homographs as words that sound the same and are spelled the same, but have different meanings.<\/p>\n
5. Prefixes
Identify prefixes as word parts added to the beginning of words, which changes the meanings of those words.<\/p>\n
6. Suffixes
Identify suffixes as word parts added to the end of words, which changes the meanings and part of speech.<\/p>\n
7. Greek and Latin Roots
Identify word roots that form the base of words and can give clues to the words’ meaning.<\/p>\n
8. Parts of Speech
Identify poper nouns, past tense verbs, descriptive adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, and prepositions.<\/p>\n
9. Analogies
Identify the relationship between objects in an analogy.<\/p>\n
10. Fact or Opinion
Distinguish whether text is based on fact or opinion.<\/p>\n
11. Word Meaning from Context
Use contect clues when reading to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words in text.<\/p>\n
12. Main Idea
Identify the main idea of a paragraph and choose the best title.<\/p>\n
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