5.5 Day 1

• language art

Day 1

Latin Roots

flect   means  "bend"

ped  means  "foot"

loc  means   "place"

the act or result of bending back

1. deflect
2. inflection
3. reflect
4. reflection

the act or result of bending

1. deflect
2. inflection
3. reflect
4. reflection

to change or cause to change direction

1. deflect
2. inflection
3. reflect
4. reflection

to bend back

1. deflect
2. inflection
3. reflect
4. reflection

professional care and treatment of the feet

1. pedal
2. pedicure
3. pedestrian
4. impede

a lever that is pressed by the foot

1. pedal
2. pedicure
3. pedestrian
4. impede

to interfere with the movement of progress of

1. pedal
2. pedicure
3. pedestrian
4. impede

a person who is traveling on foot

1. pedal
2. pedicure
3. pedestrian
4. impede

a place or position

1. local
2. location
3. dislocate
4. locomotive

a train

1. local
2. location
3. dislocate
4. locomotive

located or living nearby

1. local
2. location
3. dislocate
4. locomotive

to put out of place

1. local
2. location
3. dislocate
4. locomotive

a particular place or position

1. biped
2. centipede
3. locus
4. allocate

to distribute or assign for a particular purpose

1. biped
2. centipede
3. locus
4. allocate

an animal that uses two legs for walking

1. biped
2. centipede
3. locus
4. allocate

an invertebrate with many pairs of legs

1. biped
2. centipede
3. locus
4. allocate

Visualizing p. 532-533

Visualizing p. 535

Visualizing p. 536

Asking/Answering Questions

Visualizing p. 542

see/sea      threw/through

What homophones do you see?
Owen sent a letter to his grandmother.
A penny is worth one cent.

What homophones do you see?
Please raise your right hand.
I will write my name here.

What homophones do you see?
Uncle Kyle knows the governor.
These glasses pinch my nose.

What homophones do you see?
I have heard you play piano.
A herd of cows walks back to the barn.

What homophones do you see?
It’s almost twelve o’clock.
Its tires are very muddy.

Are you going _____ the store after work?

1. two
2. to
3. too

Did you bring _____ lunch today?

1. your
2. you're

Tomas’s little brother turns ____ next week.

1. for
2. four

Our ___ class will visit the Nature Museum in April.

1. hole
2. whole

The dear usually cross this part of the trail at dusk.

1. deer
2. dear