Tier-2 Set 12 Finale + Roots Cumulative + HFW Set 12 Consolidation

Teacher gives 5 unfamiliar words containing roots; children decode meaning using root knowledge.

• Project words (telegraphy, multilingual, aquaduct, solarium, lunar eclipse)
• Affirm root identifications
• Note: morphology decoder works

Today you complete the spring vocabulary cycle. FINAL 5 Tier-2 Set 12 words: DEVELOP — grow or build something gradually ('The author develops the theme across the novel'). EMBODY — represent in a tangible form ('Esperanza embodies resilience'). FORESHADOW — hint at something that will happen later ('The early loss foreshadows the family's exile'). JUXTAPOSE — place side by side to compare or contrast ('Ryan juxtaposes the old life and the new'). RESONATE — produce or evoke a deep meaning or memory ('The lullaby resonates because the mother's song carries the past forward'). With these 5 you have all 15 Set 12 words. ROOTS CUMULATIVE: 20 roots total (12 fall + 8 spring). BIO, GEO, PHOTO, GRAPH, SCOPE, PORT, DICT, SCRIB/SCRIPT, STRUCT, TELE, AUTO, PHON (fall) + SPEC, VIS, AUD, TERRA, AQUA, SOL, LUN, MULTI (spring). Today's cumulative test: name the meaning AND 1 example word for each. HFW Set 12: 25 words (analyze, character, conclude, context, contrast, define, describe, develop, evidence, example, explain, identify, illustrate, infer, interpret, organize, paraphrase, predict, purpose, reflect, represent, summarize, support, symbol, theme). Dictation cycle today consolidates spelling.

• Notice: every Set-12 word does specific literary-analytical work. Use them in your final draft.

  model 'Ryan DEVELOPS the resilience theme across three labor moments. Esperanza EMBODIES resilience through her care for Pepe. The early loss of her father FORESHADOWS the family's exile to California. Ryan JUXTAPOSES the old privileged life and the new labor life. The lullaby moment RESONATES because the mother's song carries the past forward into the present.'

  prompt Teacher uses 5 final Set-12 words in literary-analysis sentences about Esperanza.

• Use FORESHADOW in a sentence about your literary essay.
• Name 3 roots that mean perception (look/see/hear).
• Spell ANALYZE, INTERPRET, FORESHADOW.

• Use each of the 5 final Set-12 words in a sentence about your literary essay. Add as polish moves to your essay if applicable.

  scaffold MG-15; Set 12 cards (final 5)
• Complete cumulative roots test (20 roots). Name meaning + 1 example word for each.

  scaffold Cumulative roots test sheet (no aid first; then MG-14 + fall wheel if needed)
• HFW Set 12 dictation cycle: write 13 words today (rest tomorrow).

  scaffold MG-26 word-wall (covered during dictation); HFW dictation sheet

M-5-S-VOC-17-B Chart

18x24 chart: combined fall (12) + spring (8) roots wheel. 20 wedges total, each with root + meaning + 3 example words. Print-ready, dyslexic-friendly font.

• Show 5 sentences with the final Set-12 words.
• Show roots test answers.
• Show HFW dictation.

• Star your favorite Set-12 word.
• Predict: tomorrow we begin the poetry mini-arc.

• At home tonight, use one Set-12 word per sentence to describe your essay process. Bring.