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    ENG5 Q1 W1 Lesson 4 Inferring The Meaning of Compound Words Using Context Clues

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    Here are the steps to make a scrapbook of compound words: 1. Find and list 10 compound words. Make sure to include a variety - closed, open, hyphenated. 2. For each compound word, provide a clear picture that illustrates or represents its meaning. You can draw the picture yourself or find images online. 3. Under each picture, write the compound word and define its meaning using context clues and your own words. 4. Organize your list, pictures and definitions neatly on pages like a scrapbook. You can decorate the pages with stickers, washi tape, etc. 5. Include a title page with your name and "Compound Word Scrapbook" as the project

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    Here are the steps to make a scrapbook of compound words: 1. Find and list 10 compound words. Make sure to include a variety - closed, open, hyphenated. 2. For each compound word, provide a clear picture that illustrates or represents its meaning. You can draw the picture yourself or find images online. 3. Under each picture, write the compound word and define its meaning using context clues and your own words. 4. Organize your list, pictures and definitions neatly on pages like a scrapbook. You can decorate the pages with stickers, washi tape, etc. 5. Include a title page with your name and "Compound Word Scrapbook" as the project

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    Here are the steps to make a scrapbook of compound words: 1. Find and list 10 compound words. Make sure to include a variety - closed, open, hyphenated. 2. For each compound word, provide a clear picture that illustrates or represents its meaning. You can draw the picture yourself or find images online. 3. Under each picture, write the compound word and define its meaning using context clues and your own words. 4. Organize your list, pictures and definitions neatly on pages like a scrapbook. You can decorate the pages with stickers, washi tape, etc. 5. Include a title page with your name and "Compound Word Scrapbook" as the project

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    ENG5 Q1 W1 Lesson 4 Inferring The Meaning of Compound Words Using Context Clues

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    Here are the steps to make a scrapbook of compound words: 1. Find and list 10 compound words. Make sure to include a variety - closed, open, hyphenated. 2. For each compound word, provide a clear picture that illustrates or represents its meaning. You can draw the picture yourself or find images online. 3. Under each picture, write the compound word and define its meaning using context clues and your own words. 4. Organize your list, pictures and definitions neatly on pages like a scrapbook. You can decorate the pages with stickers, washi tape, etc. 5. Include a title page with your name and "Compound Word Scrapbook" as the project

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    Catherine Rica L.

    Canonigo
    English Teacher
    LISTEN CAREFULLY
    L
    E ENJOY LEARNING

    A ALWAYS PARTICIPATE

    R RESPECT OTHERS

    N NOISY PUPILS ARE NOT ALLOWED


    Let’s have
    a short
    review!
    What are the different kinds of
    forms?

    What are the distinct parts of


    form?
    rainbow
    pancake
    treehouse
    pillowcase
    hilltop
    wristwatch
    You’ve got a new wristwatch
    which is similar to my two-
    year-old timepiece.
    2. The clock hands and
    numerals are luminous or light-
    emitting for they glow even in
    darkest place.
    3. Self-winding watches
    became popular in the 1920’s
    so did automatic clocks.
    4. The schedule of flights to
    the south is as tight as the
    timetable of sea trips.
    5. Celebrating a fiesta is a time-
    honored Filipino tradition that dates
    back as a long- established Spanish
    culture centuries ago.
    LESSON:
    Inferring the Meaning of
    Compound Words Using
    Context Clues
    Compound words are words
    formed by putting two or more
    words together to form a new
    word with a new meaning.
    To understand the meaning of the
    compound, it is important to
    determine the meaning of each
    word that makes up the new word.
    Compound words may be
    closed, open, or
    hyphenated.
    EXAMPLES OF COMPOUND WORDS
    *Open Compound Word
    1. ice cream 6. full moon
    2. Coffee mug 7. dinner table
    3. Apple tree 8. peanut butter
    4. Post office 9. sweet tooth
    5. Banana boat 10. paper clip
    EXAMPLES OF COMPOUND WORDS
    *Closed Compound Word
    1. Toothbrush 6. classroom
    2. Sunflower 7. rainbow
    3. Grasshopper 8. basketball
    4. Pancake 9. wallpaper
    5. Airport 10. butterfly
    EXAMPLES OF COMPOUND WORDS
    *Hyphenated Compound Word
    1. mother-in-law
    2. two-layer
    3. long-term
    4. up-to-date
    5. over-the-counter
    LET’S
    Directions:
    Find the meaning of the
    underlined compound word
    from the rectangular box.
    1. There is no place so sweet and
    comfortable like one’s
    motherland.
    mother of one’s spouse
    Homeland
    Airport
    Industrious
    toys
     
    2. My brother’s mother-in-law
    from Canada has just arrived to
    visit her daughter.
    mother of one’s spouse
    Homeland
    Airport
    Industrious
    toys
     
    3. The airfield was too small to
    serve as a landing strip for the sky
    jet.
    mother of one’s spouse
    Homeland
    Airport
    Industrious
    toys
     
    4. Brielle has always been
    hardworking, that is why she
    submits her project on time.
    mother of one’s spouse
    Homeland
    Airport
    Industrious
    toys
    5. People are not playthings.
    mother of one’s spouse
    Homeland
    Airport
    Industrious
    toys
     
    Remember:
     Compounding is joining two or more
    words together to make them one word with a
    new meaning. This new meaning of the
    compound word may be the same as the
    individual meaning of its component words or
    may be different.


    Remember:
      Compound words may be
    closed (written as one), open (written
    with space between words), or
    hyphenated (connected by a hyphen).
    LET’S DO
    Direction:
    Identify the compound word in
    every sentence and give its
    meaning using the context clues
    provided in the sentence.
    • 1. Children are taught how
    to read and write in a
    schoolhouse called a
    classroom.
    2. I like to play games with
    my brother-in-law who is
    the spouse of my sister.
    • 3. The line at the post office ran
    all the way outside the door
    since there are so many people
    inside the mail depot.
    4. Rhiann loves to eat ice
    cream during summer for the
    dessert gives a cooling effect.
    5. An afternoon nap which is
    done after lunch is popular in
    tropical countries.
    3. List the cash amount breakdown of
    your deposit and the total amount
    thereafter.

    4. Affix your signature over printed name


    found on the lower part of the form
    HOMEWOR
    PROJECT IN ENGLISH
    Make a scrapbook of compound
    words. List down ten compound
    words, provide a picture and its
    meaning in your scrapbook.

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