1) This lesson reviews common suffixes like -ly, -ful, -ed, and -ing. It then teaches two new suffixes: -er and -est.
2) Students first identify words with suffixes on a worksheet. They then practice applying the suffixes -ly, -ful, -ed, and -ing on another worksheet.
3) The teacher introduces -er and -est as suffixes that compare two or more things. Students practice applying these new suffixes independently.
1) This lesson reviews common suffixes like -ly, -ful, -ed, and -ing. It then teaches two new suffixes: -er and -est.
2) Students first identify words with suffixes on a worksheet. They then practice applying the suffixes -ly, -ful, -ed, and -ing on another worksheet.
3) The teacher introduces -er and -est as suffixes that compare two or more things. Students practice applying these new suffixes independently.
1) This lesson reviews common suffixes like -ly, -ful, -ed, and -ing. It then teaches two new suffixes: -er and -est.
2) Students first identify words with suffixes on a worksheet. They then practice applying the suffixes -ly, -ful, -ed, and -ing on another worksheet.
3) The teacher introduces -er and -est as suffixes that compare two or more things. Students practice applying these new suffixes independently.
Objective: This lesson is meant as a review of the definition of a suffix and
also review the applications of suffixes ly, ful, ed, and ing. Then, the students will learn the definitions of er and est. Lesson: Introduction: Review what a suffix is. A suffix is a letter or letters put at the end of a root word. Suffixes change the use and sometimes the meaning of the root word. 1. Pass out the checkerboard of words and have the students circle the words that have suffixes. 2. When finished, have the students check and discuss their choices with their partners. I have specifically mixed in some words like bring or fly that look like they have suffixes but are not, which creates some great discussion from the partners. 3. As a whole group, talk about what words confused them. Review: 4. Pass out the review suffix page with suffixes ful, ly, ed, and ing. 5. Have the students complete the page. 6. Have them check and discuss with partners. *You should be walking around and checking for understanding. New Suffixes: 7. Introduce on poster, board, or power point the new suffixes er and est. 8. These are suffixes that compare, and when added to roots become describing words. 9. Er= more _________ (compares 2 things) It is important to note that er can also have another meaning. (a person who _______ or someone who __________) 10. Est= most___________ (compares 3 or more things) 11. After discussion and some examples done together, pass out the suffixes page with er and est for them to practice independently. 12. Have them partner check and discuss. 1
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*You should walk around to check for understanding.
Closing: Recap the lesson. Either have the students talk with partners about the two new suffixes or you can review as a whole class.