Click for Teacher Pages Finding Context Clues 3rd Grade Language Art Sherry McCombs Myken Fogt.

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Click for Teacher Pages Finding Context Clues 3rd Grade Language Art Sherry McCombs Myken Fogt

Teacher Page OBJECTIVE: The learner will read passages and look for context clues to understand what is being said in each sentence. Activity: The learner will write a narrative using three to five context clues in their story.

Teacher Page PROCEDURE: 1 Go through the presentation with the class. Discuss the context clues given. 2. Use the pen to underline the clues and their meaning. 3. Have the students select a topic. Have them give three to five context clues in their writing.

continue Let’s pretend that you just went on a safari. You want to share what you saw with your classmates.

I just came back from a long journey. I can’t wait to tell everyone about my trip. continue What is another name for journey? pen

Another name for a journey is a trip.

I used my camera to take lots of pictures. I can’t wait to show everyone my photos. Answer follows. What is another name for photos? pen

If you said that pictures are photos, you are right.

My mom took a lot of pictures of this pride. Have you ever seen such a big group of lions before? What is a pride? Click to find out.

A pride is a group of lions. Did you get the right answer?

I love all animals. I saw many creatures on my safari. What is another name for animals?

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When looking for context clues in reading, read the entire sentence or passage. Look for words that have the same meaning.

IT IS YOUR TURN Write your own story using 3 to 5 examples of context clues in your writing. Remember, try to find two words that have the same meaning. When your final copy is finished, draw a picture to go with your story. Good Luck!!!