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Week 35
              Review                                                                              A Word a Day






                                          sympathetic • tally • festive • voyage





                  Write on the board the four words studied this week. Read the words with the class and

                  briefly review their meanings. Then conduct the oral activities below.


                   1 Tell students that you are going to give         3 Read each sentence and ask students
                       them a clue about one of the four words            to tell which word is wrong. Then have
                       for the week. They are to find the word            them provide the correct word from
                       that answers the clue.                             the week’s list.

                       •  This is a trip to a faraway place.              •  This summer, I am taking a walk from
                         (a voyage)                                         the United States to China.
                                                                            (walk/voyage)
                       • A room looks this way when you
                         decorate it for a party. (festive)               • A mean girl brought the thirsty child
                                                                            some water. (mean/sympathetic)
                       • This word describes someone who cares
                         about others. (sympathetic)                      •  Balloons, streamers, and confetti make
                                                                            a room look boring. (boring/festive)
                       • You might do this when you add
                                                      y
                                                      y
                         numbers to find a score. (tally)                 • I will erase the scores to see who is the
                                                                            winner. (erase/tally)
                   2 Read each sentence and ask students
                       to supply the correct word to complete         4 Read each sentence and ask students to
                       the sentence.                                      decide if it is true or false. If the sentence
                                                                          is false, instruct students to explain why.
                       • We have boat tickets for a      to the
                         South Pole. (voyage)                             • Bright colors usually look more festive

                                                                            than dull ones. (true)
                       • Our waiter will       the cost of the food
                         we ate to see how much money we owe.             • A sympathetic person ignores others
                         (tally)                                            when they’re sad. (false; a sympathetic
                                                                            person is kind to others)
                       •  I used pretty ribbons to make the
                         birthday gift look     . (festive)               •  You count when you tally numbers.
                                                                            (true)
                       •  My       teacher took me to the
                         school nurse when I bumped my head.              •  No one brings suitcases on voyages.
                         (sympathetic)                                      (false; most people bring suitcases on
                                                                            long trips)







                                                                      Answers for page 143: 1. B,  2. H,  3. D,  4. F


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