Objectives At the end of this lesson I will… Identify root words and suffixes Identify different sounds for the spelling es Review the sound /s/ spelled

ObjectivesObjectives

• At the end of this lesson I will…• Identify root words and suffixes• Identify different sounds for the

spelling es• Review the sound /s/ spelled ce or

ci_• Recognize and create different

kinds of sentences

• At the end of this lesson I will…• Identify root words and suffixes• Identify different sounds for the

spelling es• Review the sound /s/ spelled ce or

ci_• Recognize and create different

kinds of sentences

Word Knowledge for Starting a Business

• These words are adjectives that are formed by adding a suffix to a noun.

successful = success + -fulprofitable = ______ + -___

musical = ______ + -_____

artistic = ______ + -_____

synonyms

synonyms

Melissa Lape – Wilson Elementary

These words each contain a different

pronunciation of the spelling ea.

earnssteady

threadeasy


Each word contains the /s/ sound spelled c before e or i.

specificpricedecideservice


Which word contains the schwa sound?

The schwa sound is the vowel sound in unstressed

syllables.Most students look forward to summer

vacation.vacation


Identify the two adjectives in this sentence.

Do you want an ongoing business that brings in steady money?

What nouns do these adjectives describe?adjective ongoing noun businessadjective steady noun money


This sentence is a declarative sentence.

A Declarative sentence makes a statement.

Manufacturing businesses can be profitable.Rearrange the words to make this sentence into

an Interrogative sentence.An Interrogative sentence asks a An Interrogative sentence asks a question.question. Can manufacturing be a profitable business?


What kind of sentence is this?

Is there another service you could offer?Rearrange the words to make this Interrogative (question) sentence

into a declarative (telling) sentence.There is another service you could offer.


Starting a Business - Story Vocabulary


entrepreneurs (en tre pre neurs)

maintenance (main te nance)manufacturing (man u fac tur ing)

profitable (prof it a ble)service

entrepreneurs (en tre pre neurs)

maintenance (main te nance)manufacturing (man u fac tur ing)

profitable (prof it a ble)serviceOpen Court 4th Grade Unit 2 Dollars and Sense Lesson 1

Starting a Business Melissa Lape – Wilson Elementary

Successful entrepreneurs take time to plan their businesses before they start.

The entrepreneurs opened their own car washing business.

Successful entrepreneurs take time to plan their businesses before they start.

The entrepreneurs opened their own car washing business.


entrepreneurs- use context cluesentrepreneurs- use context clues

entrepreneurs- (en tre pre neurs)

People who start businesses

Service businesses provide care, maintenance, or repair to customers- such as dog walking, yard cleaning, or lawn mowing.

Regular oil changes are an important part of car maintenance.

Service businesses provide care, maintenance, or repair to customers- such as dog walking, yard cleaning, or lawn mowing.

Regular oil changes are an important part of car maintenance.


maintenance- “use context clues”maintenance- “use context clues”

maintenance – the work of keeping something in good condition

Customers pay service businesses to do things they themselves don’t have time or desire to do.

Ryan enjoys working in the store’s service department because he likes helping people.

Customers pay service businesses to do things they themselves don’t have time or desire to do.

Ryan enjoys working in the store’s service department because he likes helping people.


service “use context clues”

service “use context clues”

service - A type of business that provides useful work rather than

products

Manufacturing businesses make and sell products, such as jewelry, dog collars, and lanyards.

Students toured the manufacturing plant where toothpaste is made and packaged.

Manufacturing businesses make and sell products, such as jewelry, dog collars, and lanyards.

Students toured the manufacturing plant where toothpaste is made and packaged.


manufacturing- “use context clues”manufacturing- “use context clues”

manufacturing a type of business that makes and sells products

Jewelry requires more preparation, but it can be very profitable as well as creative.

Marta’s garage sale was so profitable that she was able to buy a new bicycle with her earnings.

Jewelry requires more preparation, but it can be very profitable as well as creative.

Marta’s garage sale was so profitable that she was able to buy a new bicycle with her earnings.


profitable- “use context clues”profitable- “use context clues”

profitable something that makes more money than the article or

service costs



entrepreneurs - people who start businesses


service - a type of business that provides useful work rather than products

manufacturing - a type of business that makes and sells products

profitable - something that makes more money than the article or service costs

entrepreneurs - people who start businesses


service - a type of business that provides useful work rather than products

manufacturing - a type of business that makes and sells products

profitable - something that makes more money than the article or service costs


Background KnowledgeBackground Knowledge• Genre: Expository Text• The purpose of expository text is to share information

with the reader or to persuade the reader to think a certain way.

• Facts about real events or real people are often included.

• Information is presented in a straightforward way.• Events are presented in the order in which they

happened, or steps are written in the order in which they should be done.

• The writing may be organized by topics.• Diagrams, photographs, maps or other illustration may

be included to help the reader understand the subject better.

• The factual information can be often checked by referring to other sources.

• Genre: Expository Text• The purpose of expository text is to share information

with the reader or to persuade the reader to think a certain way.

• Facts about real events or real people are often included.

• Information is presented in a straightforward way.• Events are presented in the order in which they

happened, or steps are written in the order in which they should be done.

• The writing may be organized by topics.• Diagrams, photographs, maps or other illustration may

be included to help the reader understand the subject better.

• The factual information can be often checked by referring to other sources.

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Objectives At the end of this lesson I will… Identify root words and suffixes Identify different sounds for the spelling es Review the sound /s/ spelled