Introduction
Hello,
Today marks your very first day of your new job at Syllable Inc. We heard great things about you and wanted your five years of experience at this position. You can now say that you are an engineer at Syllable Inc. At Syllable Inc. we spell words by breaking them down. Your task will be to spell two syllable words following basic patterns by breaking words into syllables. So, grab your hardhat and let's break down those words.
Task
1.Write newly learned word in your word Journal
2.Match and clap the syllables
3.Practice spelling two syllable-words by splitting the word into one syllable
4.Practice in a group spelling two syllable words.
5.Make a story using 5 two syllable words that can be split into one syllable words.
6.Identify 5 two-syllable words and splitting them from a writing
7.present your story to the class and identify the 5 two-syllable story.
Process
1.Write all words learned from these activities into your Journal
2.Match and Clap
You will match the one syllable word to another in order to spell the two-syllable word. After making the word you will clap the syllables of the two-syllable word to check your answer.
https://interacty.me/projects/3302bb1266796f98
3.You will split the two-syllable words into one-syllable words by identifying where the dash should go in that two-syllable word.
https://interacty.me/projects/a572605568ac2b34
4.Find a group of 3-4 students and play GimKit game
https://www.gimkit.com/view/6ab63af365455d979218b4a4
5.Write a story using the two-syllable words you learned throughout the WebQuest. Write this in google docs.
Ex.Two Syllable Story - Google Docs
6.Find a partner and have them read over your story. Have them identify your five two-syllable words and highlight them on your computer.
7.Present your story to the class
Evaluation
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Meeting Standards |
Developing skills |
Needs improvements |
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The student uses five two-syllable words written in their journal. |
3 |
2 |
1 |
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The student writes in complete sentences. |
3 |
2 |
1 |
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The student writes with no grammatical errors. |
3 |
2 |
1 |
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The student uses the two-syllable word in the correct context. |
3 |
2 |
1 |
Conclusion
Thank you for your hard work at Syllable Inc. You have mastered spelling two-syllable words by breaking them down. You are truly a master engineer.
