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Defining Unknown Words

Defining Unknown Words . Where to Start. Decide if knowing the word is crucial. . Can you read around or ahead, and still get the gist of the information? Example: Hippos can be vicious animals. They often attack without reason and are incredibly strong. Use Picture C lues.

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Defining Unknown Words

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  1. Defining Unknown Words Where to Start

  2. Decide if knowing the word is crucial. Can you read around or ahead, and still get the gist of the information? Example: Hippos can be vicious animals. They often attack without reason and are incredibly strong.

  3. Use Picture Clues Each mummy was buried within a sarcophagus. sarcophagus

  4. More picture clues

  5. Picture Clues

  6. Replace the unknown word with another word. Example: Birds often fly in large flocks, especially when migrating. Birds often fly in large groups, especially when migrating.

  7. Prefixes, suffixes, and root words Unhappy (un = not) Impossible (im= not) Happiness (ness = when attached to an adjective, make that adjective a noun.) Preview (pre = before) Review (re = again) Childless (less = without)

  8. If all else fails… Use the glossary!

  9. Your turn! As I crept into the mausoleum, I could hear the floor upstairs creak. It was silent. The dead surrounded me. Suddenly I heard a din behind me and as I turned I was gorgonized by the sight before me. I couldn’t move, speak, or breathe. An illustrious bust of a deceased man had crashed to the floor.

  10. As I crept into the mausoleum, I could hear the floor upstairs creak. It was silent. The dead surrounded me. Suddenly I heard a din behind me and as I turned I was gorgonized by the sight before me. I couldn’t move, speak, or breathe. An illustrious bust of a deceased man had crashed to the floor.

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