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Lesson 6 Word Knowledge
snoop
•Discuss the meaning of snoop = to look for something or someone in a sneaky way.
• Explain that snoop can be both a noun and a verb.
Noun = a person who snoops can be a snoop
Verb = the act of snooping on someone
• Role-play snooping on a person or group of people.
• List rhyming words and make a word wall: snoop, loop, coop, hoop, troop, droop.
hand
• Explain that hand has more than one meaning. It is part of your body or can mean to give
something to someone. Role-play handing objects to each other.
•Discuss right hand and left hand. Make a graph with the students’ answers to the following
questions: Which hand do you use to write with? Which hand do you use for sports? Point out
that some people write with one hand but may swing a bat or golf club using the other hand.
How many students are right-handed? How many students are left-handed?
•Discuss writing something by hand vs. using a computer.
• Compound words: handwriting (can refer to both cursive and print); handprint (marks that
you leave on the window or in the snow or on a dusty table); handmade (made by a person,
not with a machine); handstand and handshake.
• Expression: Hand it over! Demonstrate the difference between handing someone something
in a general, more relaxed manner and handing it over! The second phrase is more demanding
or forceful. Role-play different situations using these expressions.
• Expression: caught red-handed
Writing
•Have the students write about a family gathering they have attended and illustrate.
•Create sentences using the verb handed. Have the students fill in different names and objects
to complete the sentences. Illustrate the sentences too. ________ handed the _______ to
__________.
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