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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 345 922 RC 018 700 TITLE Color Your Classroom IV: a Reading Guide on the Secondary Level. INSTITUTION Mississ DOCUMENT RESUME ED 345 922 RC 018 700 TITLE Color Your Classroom IV: A ReadingGuide on the Secondary Level. INSTITUTION Mississippi Materials & ResourceCenter, Gulfport. SPONS AGENCY Department of Education, Washington,DC.; Mississippi State Dept. of Education,Jackson. PUB DATE 86 NOTE 145p.; Product of MississippiMigrant Education. For related documents,see RC 018 699-703- PUB TYPE Guides - Classroom Use- Instructional Materials (For Learner) (051)-- Guides - Classroom Use - Teaching Guides (For Teacher) (052) EDRS PRICE XF01/PC06 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Class Activities; CurriculumGuides; *Functional Reading; *Learning Activities;*Migrant Education; Reading Comprehension; *ReadingGames; *Reading Instruction; Secondary Education;Structural Analysis (Linguistics); VocabularyDevelopment ABSTRACT This curriculum guide, designedfor use with secondary migrant students, contains activities in the readingareas of structural analysis,literal comprehension, inferential comprehension, vocabulary, andreading in the contentareas. Within these four broad areas, activities are presented in thefollowing specific skill areas: (1) hearing syllables; (2) usingsyllables; (3) root words; (4) compound words; (5) contractions; (6)prefixes; (7) suffixes; (8) main idea; (9)related details; (10)classification; (11) sequence; (12)conclusion; (13) followingdirections; (14) cause and effect; (15) generalization;(16) figurative language; (17) summarizing; (18) punctuation; (19)critical (creative) reading; (20) predicting outcomes; (21) sight words; (22) multiplemeanings; (23) time and identity signal words; (24)word meaninvs; (25) context; (26) appropriate reading speeds; (27) followingdirections; (28) chart, graph, and map reading; (29) locational skills;and (30) organizing. The skills are correlated with the numericalcoding of the Reading Skills Listpublished by the MigrantStudent Record Transfer System. Each activitypage contains the skill name and number, the objective, directions, and follow-upactivities. The pages are illustrated, with many suitable for reproductionfor classroom use. The functional reading activities arepresented in a high interest format, emphasizinggames and "hands on" approaches. (KS) **********************w**********4************************************* Reproductions supplied by EDRSare the best that can be made from the original document. ********************************************************************** ,1/44,1 Ebt %Is 0 or 0 our assroo A Reading Guide --Nscr......."- On the Secondary Level -PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS U.S. DEPARTMERT OF mom* Oltee re Educettonet Ressirch entl tonormemese MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER IERIC) Me document Pm seen reproduced es recessed nem the person or moonsietion enactors A 0 move chows nese msen made to morose reproductoon Queley Pewee men or comer* Stated en Ice deco. TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES mere do not necominly reereeen/ ortt INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC! 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INFERENTIAL 580 Main Idea 56 600 Related Details 60 620 Cause/Effect 65 640 Generalization 67 660 Figurative Language. .70 680 Summarizing 79 700 Punctuation 81 720 Critical (Creative) Reading 86 740 Predicting Outcomes .92 1. STRUCTURAL 4. VOCABULARY ANALYSIS 760 Sight Words 95 320 Hearing Syllables 1 780 Multiple Meanings 98 340 Using Syllables 5 800 Time/Identity 360 Root Words 10 Signal Words 104 380 Compound Words 14 820 Word Meanings 109 400 Contractions 19 840 Context 114 420 Prefixes 22 440 Suffixes 26 5. READING IN CONTENT AREA 2. LITERAL 860 Appropriate Reading 460 Main Idea 30 Speeds 120 480 Related Details 34 880 Following Directions. .125 500 Classification 37 900 Chart, Graph, 520 Sequence 43 Map Reading 127 540 Conclusion 46 920 Locational Skills 129 137 560 Following Directions...51 940 Organizing 4 The Secondary Reading CurriculumGuide was developed in correlation withthe numerical coding of the Reading SkillsList published by the Migrant Student Record Transfer System. This publication has been paidfor through Chapter 1, ECIA, MigrantEducation Funds, Section 143. The opinionsexpressed herein do not necessarilyreflect the position or policy of the U. S. Departmentof Education, and no official endorsement by the U.S. Department of Educationshould be inferred. Examples of words to be used: giraffe gum order origami number nuclear investigate immense banana balloon Bingo! Skill #320 Objective: The student will identify the natural division of a word. Direction= Provide students with "Bingo" cards, like the one shown above, making sure the sequence of numerals isdifferent on each card. Using the dictionary as a reference,make a list of words containing a variety of syllables under eachletter. Call out words under each letter; for example,under "G," use "giraffe." If the student has a "2" under "G," he may put a token on it because giraffe contains two syllables.The student may only put one token downduring a turn. The winner is the first student to cover five squares horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Checkwords off the list as you go so students may be checked after winning. ( 1 Clapping Hands Skill #320 Objective The student will clap to identifysyllables. Directions: Have students clap to the syllablesof a song while either singingor listening to the lyrics. Then have the studentsclap out the syllables without themusic. Follows* Activities: 1. Have the student listento a song and record all words hehears containing a given number of syllables. 2. Without the music, havethe students clap to the syllablesof a song chosen from a list. Then have the otherstudents guess the chosensong. 2 7 Vir Syllable Square-Off Skill #320 Objective: The student wHI identify the number of syllables ina word. Directions: In alternating turns, each player draws a card and reads the word on it to his opponent. That player must tell the number of syllables he hears. With each correctanswer, a player may connect any two dots with a horizontal or vertical line. When the fourth line of a square is drawn, the player may write his initial inside thesquare, and he receives another turn. The player with more squares at the end of the game is the winner. Follow-up Activities: 1. In alternating turns, have each player give a word beginning with his initial. 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