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    This document introduces compound words to students. It defines compound words as two words put together to create a new word. Examples given are ladybug, sunshine, and cowboy. Students are taught to identify compound words by seeing if they can draw a picture to represent each individual word in the compound. The document provides practice examples for students to create their own compound words using word pairs like doorknob, goldfish, and snowflake.

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    This document introduces compound words to students. It defines compound words as two words put together to create a new word. Examples given are ladybug, sunshine, and cowboy. Students are taught to identify compound words by seeing if they can draw a picture to represent each individual word in the compound. The document provides practice examples for students to create their own compound words using word pairs like doorknob, goldfish, and snowflake.

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    Once There Was A Lady (Bug) : by Kathy Isom Second Grade

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    Jennifer Santos
    This document introduces compound words to students. It defines compound words as two words put together to create a new word. Examples given are ladybug, sunshine, and cowboy. Students are taught to identify compound words by seeing if they can draw a picture to represent each individual word in the compound. The document provides practice examples for students to create their own compound words using word pairs like doorknob, goldfish, and snowflake.

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    Once There Was a

    Lady… (Bug)

    By Kathy Isom
    Second Grade
    We already know…

     Antonyms: words with opposite meanings


    hot cold

     Synonyms: words with same meanings


    chilly cold

     Homonyms: words with same sound but


    different meanings
    dear deer
    Let’s learn a new kind of word!
    WHY? WHY? WHY?

     Compound Words are everywhere!

     You use compound words when you


    write!

     You see them when you read!


    ladybug
    This is a Compound Word!

    Put together 2 words to create a new word.

    lady + bug = ladybug


    Helpful Hint

    If you can draw a picture for each word, then


    it’s a great compound word.

    + =

    lady + bug = ladybug


    More Compound Words:
     Sun + shine  sunshine

     Sun + rise  sunrise

     Cow + girl  cowgirl

     Cow + boy  cowboy


    You try it
    Using 3 words, create two compound words:

    •bell, door, knob  doorbell OR doorknob

    •fish, gold, star  goldfish OR starfish

    •ball, flake, snow snowball OR snowflake


    You did it!
    CREDITS
     Brandon Thacker: Powerpoint
    Instructor

     Dianne Smith: Powerpoint


    Instructor

     Powerpoint Beginning Handout

     Once There Was a Bull…(Frog)


    by Rick Wallon

     Core Curriculum Language


    Arts #402-0301

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