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For example, the Reading Strand in both Literature and Informational Text includes the same Standard (8.4):  \n“Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including figurative and connotative meanings; analyze the impact of specific word choices on meaning and tone, including analogies or allusions to other texts.”  \nHowever, most of the specific Vocabulary Standards are placed in the K-12 Language Strand. The CCSS L.4, 5, 6 Vocabulary Standards specify the following components of vocabulary instruction:  \n􀀁 Multiple Meaning Words and Context Clues (L.4.a.)  \n􀀁 Greek and Latin Word Parts (L.4.a.)  \n􀀁 Language Resources (L.4.c.d.)  \n􀀁 Figures of Speech (L.5.a.)  \n􀀁 Word Relationships (L.5.b.)  \n􀀁 Connotations (L.5.c.)  \n􀀁 Academic Language Words (L.6.0)  \nVocabulary Instruction  \nThe bulk of Tier I Words (conversational words) and some Tier II words (generalizable academic words) are acquired primarily through independent reading. However, many Tier II and III Words (content-specific academic vocabulary) as discussed in the CCSS Appendix A require direct instruction. These vocabulary words require instruction and practice in a variety of contexts to transfer to our students’ long-term memories (Beck, McKeown, Kucan) .  \nThe Vocabulary Worksheets have been designed to introduce and reinforce vocabulary through independent practice. While teachers should continue to require independent reading and continue to teach vocabulary in the context of literature and informational text, a companion curriculum to learn and practice the varied components of the Vocabulary Standards certainly makes sense.  \nAs with any new instructional activity, teachers should walk through the directions and instructional activities of the Vocabulary Worksheets before expecting students to complete the work on their own. Following are two lessons designed to ensure independent success.  \nGrammar, Mechanics, Spelling, and Vocabulary Grade 5 © 2014 Pennington Publishing 587  \nOdd-Numbered Vocabulary Worksheets Introductory Lesson  \nAsk students open their student workbooks to page 141. Students will complete Vocabulary Worksheet \\#1 with guided practice. After this lesson most students should be able to complete the odd-numbered Vocabulary Worksheets in 10−15 minutes with minimal assistance.  \nMultiple Meaning Words  \nList or display these common dictionary abbreviations for the parts of speech on the board:  \nn. for noun; pron. for pronoun; adj. for adjective; conj. for conjunction;  \nv. for verb; adv. for adverb; conj. for conjunction; prep. for preposition  \nIntroduce the two Multiple Meaning Words, identify the parts of speech, and read their definitions out loud. Then read and explain the directions.  \nNext, read the sentences out loud and complete a “think aloud” as you use context clues to decide which definition number best matches each vocabulary word. Note: A brief context clues lesson will follow in the Word Relationships section of the Even-Numbered Vocabulary Worksheets Introductory Lesson.  \nFinally, direct students to fill in the definition numbers in the spaces provided.  \nGreek and Latin Word Parts: Prefixes, Roots, and Suffixes  \nIntroduce the two Greek and Latin Word Parts and read their definitions out loud. Remind students how prefixes, roots, and suffixes function in words: Prefixes are word parts which appear at the beginnings of some words; roots may be complete words (base words) or word parts and serve as the main “building blocks” for the meaning of the word; and suffixes are word parts which appear at the endings of some words to provide additional meaning or to show how the word would be used in a sentence.  \nThen read and explain the first sentence of the directions. 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