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    Welcome To Our Synchronous Session Today!: Reading 4

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    This synchronous class session covered synonyms and antonyms. Students reviewed elements of a story from the previous lesson. They then learned about synonyms, which are words with the same meaning, and antonyms, which are words with opposite meanings. Examples of synonyms and antonyms were provided. Students completed exercises to identify synonyms and antonyms of given words. The class concluded with students completing a seatwork assignment on synonyms and antonyms and checking their score before the teacher ended the recording and dismissed students.

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    Welcome To Our Synchronous Session Today!: Reading 4

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    This synchronous class session covered synonyms and antonyms. Students reviewed elements of a story from the previous lesson. They then learned about synonyms, which are words with the same meaning, and antonyms, which are words with opposite meanings. Examples of synonyms and antonyms were provided. Students completed exercises to identify synonyms and antonyms of given words. The class concluded with students completing a seatwork assignment on synonyms and antonyms and checking their score before the teacher ended the recording and dismissed students.

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    This synchronous class session covered synonyms and antonyms. Students reviewed elements of a story from the previous lesson. They then learned about synonyms, which are words with the same meaning, and antonyms, which are words with opposite meanings. Examples of synonyms and antonyms were provided. Students completed exercises to identify synonyms and antonyms of given words. The class concluded with students completing a seatwork assignment on synonyms and antonyms and checking their score before the teacher ended the recording and dismissed students.

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    Welcome To Our Synchronous Session Today!: Reading 4

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    Irene Antonette Daba Camaro
    This synchronous class session covered synonyms and antonyms. Students reviewed elements of a story from the previous lesson. They then learned about synonyms, which are words with the same meaning, and antonyms, which are words with opposite meanings. Examples of synonyms and antonyms were provided. Students completed exercises to identify synonyms and antonyms of given words. The class concluded with students completing a seatwork assignment on synonyms and antonyms and checking their score before the teacher ended the recording and dismissed students.

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    WELCOME TO OUR SYNCHRONOUS

    SESSION TODAY!

    READING 4
    This class session is recorded.
    The teacher will now press the
    RECORD
    button in Microsoft Teams.
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    1 Review of the previous lesson

    2 Synonyms and Antonyms

    3 Seatwork
    Please take
    down
    notes.
    What did we discuss last week?
    - Elements of a Story
    - The Flaming Pearl Under the Dragon’s Chin
    - Characters (Protagonist and Antagonist), Setting,
    Plot, Conflict, and Resolution
    - The Legend of Pineapple
    https://wordwall.net/resource/20386174
    Synonyms &
    Antonyms
    Synonyms – two or more words that have the
    same meaning.
    Examples: abroad – overseas
    attractive – appealing correct – right
    admit – confess occur – happen
    accomplish – achieve present – gift
    assist – help mistake – error
    awful – terrible stone – rock
    begin – start trip – journey
    buy – purchase difficult – hard
    center – middle easy – simple
    Exercise 1:
    Tell the synonym
    of the following
    words.
    1. make

    create, invent, manufacture, produce, build,


    develop, construct, compose
    2. show

    exhibit, present, reveal, expose, demonstrate,


    prove
    3. allow

    permit, let, grant, consent


    4. answer

    response, reply
    5. brave

    courageous, fearless, heroic, daring,


    bold
    6. careful

    cautious, vigilant, watchful,


    prudent
    7. numerous

    many, a lot, plenty, several,


    countless
    8. fortunate

    lucky, blessed
    9. delicious

    mouthwatering, appetizing, tasty, delectable,


    flavorsome
    10. loyal

    faithful, devoted, constant,


    reliable
    Antonyms – two or more words that have the
    opposite meaning.
    Examples: melt – freeze
    above – below risky – safe
    interesting – boring old – young
    unique – common old – new
    cowardly – bravely lazy – diligent
    create – destroy laugh – cry
    inhale – exhale increase – decrease
    identical – different give – receive
    negative – positive healthy – sick
    Exercise 2:
    Tell the antonym
    of the following
    words.
    1. inside

    outside
    2. apart

    together
    3. awake

    asleep
    4. ask

    answer
    5. refuse

    accept
    6. boring

    interesting, exciting
    7. dead

    alive, active
    8. beginning

    ending, finale, finish,


    epilogue
    9. bitter

    sweet
    10. expensive

    cheap, low-cost, low-priced,


    economy
    Reflection Questions:

    •Why is our knowledge on


    synonyms and antonyms
    important?
    •How do we make use of them?
    Seatwork #2:
    Go to “Assignments” and
    answer the seatwork on
    “Synonyms and
    Antonyms”.

    Once you are done, check


    your score, and you are
    good to go for today! ☺
    ATTENDANCE
    P
    R
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    SEE YOU NEXT WEEK!
    HAVE A BLESSED DAY!

    READING 4
    STOP RECORDING
    • According Borders through Reading 4
    Authors: Malicsi, Noche, Peralta, Ribo
    Sources

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