Harcourt Journeys:
Vocabulary Strategies
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Suffixes (-y, -ous):
Part 1: PowerPoint Lesson
Part 2: Projectable 6.5
Part 3: Practice Book Page 63
Part 4: Leveled Practice 19
Leveled Practice 22
Leveled Practice 25
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Unit 2: Lesson 6
Suffixes
(-y, -ous)
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Part 1: Introduce
Strategy
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A suffix is a word part
(affix) that is added to the
end of a root word.
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Today we are going to look
at the suffixes:
-y
-ous
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Let’s look at the suffix:
-y
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The suffix -y means
like, having, to
some degree,
somewhat, or full
of.
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EXAMPLE
WORDS
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lucky?
- having luck
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wealthy?
- having wealth
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cloudy?
- having clouds
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Let’s look at the suffix:
-ous
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The suffix -ous
means like, having,
to some degree,
somewhat, or full
of.
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EXAMPLE
WORDS
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joyous?
- full of joy
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dangerous?
- having danger;
full of danger
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glorious?
- having glory
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Part 2: Projectables
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Projectable 6.5
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Part 3: Guided Practice
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Turn your Practice Book to
page 63.
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Part 4: Independent
Practice
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See Handout; page 19 in
Grab and Go
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See Handout; page 22 in
Grab and Go
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See Handout; page 25 in
Grab and Go
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