Context Clues: Four Digital Lessons Compatible with Google Slides

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- This bundle of resources contains all of my digital ELA lessons. It is compatible with Google Slides. The bundle features twelve ELA topics. Most topics includes 4 lessons. (The only exceptions are my figurative language set which includes seven lessons, and my free character traits set which includPrice $45.99Original Price $57.89Save $11.90
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This digital context clues resource features four complete lessons. It is compatible with Google Slides. The lessons feature both instructional slides AND practice slides where students complete a task related to the instructional slides. Use these activities over the course of four days to provide targeted instruction to your students. They can be used as a large group activity, in a small group setting, OR as an engaging self-paced reading lesson.
The slides in each lesson progress from basic to more complex. Answer keys are included. CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW to see some of the slides in these lessons.
Lesson #1: Definition Clues, Synonym Clues, Antonym Clues (9 slides)
-This lesson includes three instructional slides. These three slides teach students how to look for definition clues, synonyms clues, and antonym clues within the text.
-The lesson contains five practice slides. The first one focuses on definition clues. The second one focuses on synonym clues. The third one focuses on antonym clues. The final two slides mix the three types of clues. On these practice slides, students must use context clues to define the italicized words in 19 sentences.
Lesson #2: Example Clues and Inference Clues (10 slides)
-This lesson includes three instructional slides. The first two slides teach students how to look for inference clues and example clues within the text. The third instructional slide reviews all 5 types of context clues.
-The lesson contains five practice slides. Two practice slides focus on inference clues and one focuses on example clues. The final three slides mix all five types of clues, and students must define the word AND identify the type of context clue provided by the author. On these practice slides, students must use context clues to define the italicized words in 22 sentences.
Lesson #3: Using Context Clues to Define Multiple Meaning Words & Heteronyms (9 slides)
-This lesson includes two instructional slides. These slides teach students how context clues can be used to identify the correct meaning of a multiple meaning word (like "cross") or a heteronym (like "bass").
-The lesson contains six practice slides. The first four practice slides focus on multiple meaning words like "long", "smart", "band" and "spoke". The last two practice slides focus on heteronyms like "project", "wind", and "minute". In this lesson, students use context clues to define the italicized word in 20 sentences.
Lesson #4: Putting It All Together/Test Prep (6 slides)
The main objective for this final context clues lesson is to expose students to multiple choice questions related to using context clues. Students will likely see questions like these on standardized tests. This lesson includes 2 fiction reading passages and 1 nonfiction reading passage. Thirteen multiple-choice questions are included in this lesson. All of the questions require the use of context clues to define words that are used within the passage.
Here is a partial list of the words that students will define using the context clues provided: bridle, bliss, interjecting, vexed, secede, elude, curt, purge, unkempt, interest, dejected, garbled, omnivores, swelled, crest, pare, entreat, diverged, pastel, grave, drab, profound, glower, polygon, nudge, stealthy, trivial, brawl, rash, perish, and captivity.
**IMPORTANT NOTE!**
This digital lesson resource is an expanded version of my printable context clues trifolds. The practice activities in my printable trifolds are the same as the practice activities in these digital lessons. The main difference between the two versions is that this digital version offers complete lessons with 8 additional instructional slides that are not included in the printable tri-folds. I really want to stress the overlap to teachers who have previously purchased my context clues trifolds so that they are aware of this overlap before they purchase this expanded, alternate version.
**Check out my FREE CHARACTER TRAITS LESSON if you want to view the structure of these lessons a bit more closely.
If you're looking for additional resources to use when teaching about context clues, feel free to check out my context clues bundles!
CLICK HERE for the 4th-6th grade bundle.
CLICK HERE for the 2nd-3rd grade bundle.
Click on the following links to check out my other Digital ELA Lessons!
Figurative Language: Seven Digital Lessons
Main Idea: Four Digital Lessons
Inferences: Four Digital Lessons
Author's Purpose: Four Digital Lessons
Text Evidence: Four Digital Lessons
Summarizing Fiction: Four Digital Lessons
Summarizing Nonfiction: Four Digital Lessons
Cause and Effect: Four Digital Lessons
Digital Lesson ELA BUNDLE: ALL 11 Topics
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