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The document introduces compound words by defining them as two words put together to create a new word. It provides the example of "ladybug" being made from the words "lady" and "bug". More compound word examples are given like "sunshine" and "sunrise". The reader is then prompted to create their own compound words by combining words like "bell", "door", and "knob" or "fish", "gold", and "star".
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Compound words
- 2. We already know…We already know… AntonymsAntonyms: words with opposite meanings: words with opposite meanings hot coldhot cold SynonymsSynonyms: words with same meanings: words with same meanings chilly coldchilly cold HomonymsHomonyms: words with same sound but: words with same sound but different meaningsdifferent meanings dear deerdear deer
- 3. LetLet’’s learn a new kind of word!s learn a new kind of word!
- 4. WHY?WHY? WHY?WHY? WHY?WHY? Compound WordsCompound Words are everywhere!are everywhere! You use compound words whenYou use compound words when youyou write!write! You see them when youYou see them when you read!read!
- 5. ladybugladybug This is a Compound Word!This is a Compound Word! Put togetherPut together 2 words2 words to create ato create a new word.new word. ladylady ++ bugbug == ladybugladybug
- 6. Helpful HintHelpful Hint If you canIf you can drawdraw a picture fora picture for each wordeach word, then, then itit’’s a greats a great compound wordcompound word.. + = lady + bug = ladybug
- 7. More Compound Words:More Compound Words: SunSun ++ shineshine sunshinesunshine SunSun ++ riserise sunrisesunrise CowCow ++ girlgirl cowgirlcowgirl CowCow ++ boyboy cowboycowboy
- 8. You try itYou try it Using 3 words, create two compound words:Using 3 words, create two compound words: •bellbell,, doordoor,, knobknob •fishfish,, goldgold,, starstar •ballball,, flakeflake,, snowsnow do o rbell OR do o rkno b go ldfish OR starfish sno wball OR sno wflake
- 9. You did it!You did it!
- 10. You did it!You did it!