Fifth Grade – Open Court Reading 1.0 Vocabulary and Concept Development 1.3 Understand and explain frequently used synonyms, antonyms, and homographs. Open Court – Unit 1 Cooperation and Competition Page 36K 86K Concept synonyms antonyms Words commotion/racket/disturbance/hubbub hot/cold, more/less, cheap/expensive Open Court – Unit 2 Astronomy Page 127G 127I 152K 166K Concept homographs homographs antonyms synonyms Words learned, contest separate, advocate, duplicate, associate, estimate far/near, powerful/weak insignificant/trifling, decipher/decode Open Court – Unit 3 Heritage Page 180K 192K 248K 277G 278K Concept antonyms synonyms synonyms synonyms/ antonyms homographs Words deep/shallow, enter/exit, lead/follow small/little, withered/shrank, netted/caught lambent/luminous, unmoving/inexorable continue/extend, mighty/meek, peculiar/normal, gleeful/jovial, flexible/unyielding read, can, found, like Open Court – Unit 4 Making a New Nation Page 315G Concept synonyms 315I 350K synonyms synonyms Words prominent/noticeable, apprentice/trainee, hoist/raise, discharge/dismiss, rollicking/jolly quiet/silent, objected/protested, proper/correct, knew/recognized communications/reports/messages/news Open Court – Unit 5 Going West Page 427G Concept synonyms 446K 462K antonyms synonyms Words procession/parade/march, gorged/ate/devoured, seared/charred/burned, dwindle/decrease/diminish, sufficient/enough/adequate harm/help, strength/weakness, fast/slow hurt/harm, little/small, slim/thin, scared/afraid Open Court – Unit 6 Journeys and Quests Page 602K Concept antonyms Words sharp/dull, wisdom/ignorance, simple/complex KDoyle/CPL/2008 Reading 1.0 Vocabulary and Concept Development 1.4 Know abstract, derived roots and affixes from Greek and Latin and use this knowledge to analyze the meaning of complex words (e.g. controversial). Open Court – Unit 1 Cooperation and Competition Page 82K Concept root word: compete from Latin competere (meaning: to seek together) Words compete, competitor, competition, competing Open Court – Unit 2 Astronomy Page 114K 114K 114K 114K 114K 114K 114K 119G 137G 151G Concept prefix tele(Greek origin meaning: far) prefix uni(Latin origin meaning: one) prefix inter(Middle English orgin meaning: between) prefix en(Latin origin meaning: cause to be) suffix –er (Latin origin meaning: one who does something) suffix –ary (Latin origin meaning: belonging to or connected with) suffix –ence (Latin origin meaning: action or process) prefix tele(Greek origin meaning: far) root –vert (Latin origin meaning: to turn) prefix re(Latin origin meaning: again) Words telescope universe intercepts enable viewer secondary existence televise, telegraph, telephoto, teletypewriter, telescope convert, extrovert, versatile, divert, vertigo redo, rewrite, revise, reappear, reread Open Court – Unit 3 Heritage No examples KDoyle/CPL/2008 Open Court – Unit 4 Making a New Nation Page 288K 332K 366K Concept root word colony (derived from Latin colere meaning: to cultivate) root word history (derived from Greek history meaning: to know) prefix con(Latin origin meaning: with) Words colony, colonies, colonists, colonial history, historic, historian, historical conform, confederation, conjoin, concurrent Open Court – Unit 5 Going West Page 390L Concept Latin prefix ex-, meaning out 430K root word mount (derived from Latin montmons meaning: to project or threaten) Words exhibit, exit, exhale, exclaim, exclude, excuse, expect, except mount, paramount, mountain, moutaineer Open Court – Unit 6 Journeys and Quests Page 510K 510K 522K Concept root word passion (Latin origin from passio meaning: being acted upon) Passion means “strong feeling or emotion” Greek roots Latin roots 539G Homophones 542K suffixes –tion or –sion (derived from Latin meaning: act of or state of) Greek root astr meaning star 565G Words passion, passionate, compassion, impassioned automobile, astronaut, unicycle, biography, biology terrain, recognized, monstrous, miraculous, temporary berry/bury, board/bored, mist/missed, need/knead, night/knight, marry/merry, ball/bawl, bare/bear, fair/fare, foul/fowl, hear/here, meat/meet, flows/floes, barren/baron, bailed/baled aviation, communication, television, formation astronomy KDoyle/CPL/2008