Vocabulary Study: Use Word Parts
PrefixMeaning
dis-opposite
mid-middle
mis-wrongly
pre-before
super-above

A prefix can be added to the beginning of a base word. It changes the word’s meaning.

mis- prefix+judge base word=misjudge

The prefix mis- means “wrongly,” so misjudge means “to judge wrongly.”

Build Words Start with a base word and then add a prefix from the list to make a new word. Record each new word you make. Keep the spelling of the prefix and the base word the same. Say what the new word means, and use it in a sentence.

  • 1. star

  • 2. night

  • 3. way

  • 4. trust

  • 5. agree

  • 6. spell

  • 7. cook

  • 8. market

Research/Speaking: Research Pyramids
HISTORY

HISTORY

  • 1 Conduct Research Learn some facts about pyramids. Find out how they were built and what is inside of them. Take notes about an aspect of the pyramids that interests you.

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    • Illustration of an arrow inside blue dot. Take a virtual tour inside a pyramid.

    • Illustration of an arrow inside blue dot. Read about some important pyramids.

    • Illustration of an arrow inside blue dot. Study diagrams of pyramids.

  • 2 Prepare a Presentation Use your notes to help you prepare an oral report. Decide which facts you will tell about and how you will organize them. Then:

    • • Think of an interesting introduction, or way to begin your talk. What will grab your classmates’ attention right away?

    • • Create a good conclusion, or ending. Briefly sum up what you said.

  • 3 Present Your Findings Practice giving your talk. Then tell your classmates what you learned.