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Content Words<br />

Social Studies: Anthems<br />

Write Content Words to complete the beginning of “The Star<br />

Spangled Banner.”<br />

anthem gleaming hailed proudly twilight<br />

Our National 1.<br />

Oh, say, can you see by the dawn’s early light,<br />

What so 2. we 3. at the 4. ’s last 5. ?<br />

Math: Multiplication<br />

Write the Content Word that matches each clue.<br />

composite multiple factors prime greatest<br />

6. This type of number can be divided only by the number<br />

one and by itself.<br />

7. It means “largest.”<br />

8. This is the number that results from multiplying a<br />

particular number with any other number.<br />

9. These are numbers that can be multiplied together to get<br />

a particular product.<br />

10. This type of number can be divided by a number other<br />

than itself and the number one.<br />

The <strong>Spelling</strong> Strategy<br />

Circle the suffi x -est, -ed, or -ing in three words you wrote.<br />

Content Connection: Math<br />

Search the Internet to fi nd math test-taking tips. You can<br />

fi nd some at www.mathpower.com/tip4.htm. Write your<br />

favorite tip on a card and learn it. Then teach it to a<br />

classmate.<br />

Unit17<br />

Looking Ahead<br />

To save time, you may wish to<br />

duplicate the Unit 17 Home<br />

<strong>Spelling</strong> Practice now. (See Home<br />

<strong>Spelling</strong> Practice Book, Unit 17.)<br />

Copyright © <strong>Zaner</strong>-<strong>Bloser</strong>, Inc. <strong>Spelling</strong> <strong>Connections</strong> Grade 5<br />

Social Studies: Anthems<br />

1. Anthem<br />

2. proudly<br />

3. hailed<br />

4. twilight<br />

5. gleam ing<br />

Math: Multiplication<br />

6. prime<br />

7. great est<br />

8. multiple<br />

9. factors<br />

10. composite<br />

<strong>Spelling</strong> <strong>Connections</strong> Online<br />

www.zaner-bloser.com<br />

Nombre<br />

Consonant<br />

Sounds: /k/, /s/<br />

Name<br />

U n i t<br />

17<br />

Práctica de<br />

ortografía para<br />

el hogar<br />

Querida<br />

1. ^çoºrƒu¬s›<br />

1.<br />

familia:<br />

Pida a su hijo(a) que<br />

escriba correctamente en<br />

las líneas en blanco las<br />

palabras para deletrear<br />

de esta semana. Al<br />

practicar estas palabras<br />

con su hijo(a), prueben<br />

el siguiente ejercicio.<br />

Sílabas rítmicas<br />

Animen a su hijo o hija a<br />

marcar el ritmo o las<br />

sílabas de una palabra<br />

antes de deletrearla. Por<br />

ejemplo, pídanle que<br />

diga la palabra cereal<br />

(cereal), que marque con<br />

el pie tres veces, por las<br />

tres sílabas (cer e al), y<br />

que luego deletree la<br />

palabra. Para practicar el<br />

reconocimiento de las<br />

sílabas, pídanle que<br />

escriba cada palabra y,<br />

junto a ella, el número<br />

de sílabas de la palabra.<br />

coro; refrán Consonant<br />

2. cappler∂eıaƒt∂eµ<br />

2. Sounds: /k/, /s/<br />

crear<br />

3. ·s÷uƒiƒtçcıa¬s≥eµ 3.<br />

Dear Family, maleta 1. ^çoºrƒu¬s›<br />

4. cÏeappler∂eıa∫lµ Ask your child to write 4.<br />

the spelling words cereal 2. cappler∂eıaƒt∂eµ<br />

5. ‡r∂eÎcÏeÓnƒtµ correctly on the blank 5.<br />

lines. As you work reciente with 3. ·s÷uƒiƒtçcıa¬s≥eµ<br />

6. ‡p¤råaçc˝tƒiçcÏeµ<br />

your child to practice 6.<br />

this week’s practicar; spelling práctica 4. cÏeappler∂eıa∫lµ<br />

7. cÎoªmƒp…a˙n˙y<br />

words, try the following 7.<br />

activity. compañía 5. ‡r∂eÎcÏeÓnƒtµ<br />

8. fleÓx˝p≥eÎc˝tµ Syllable Stomp 8.<br />

Have your child esperar stomp 6. ‡p¤råaçc˝tƒiçcÏeµ<br />

9. ‡jÂaçcÇkÏe˝tµ<br />

out the beats or 9.<br />

syllables of a chaqueta word<br />

7. cÎoªmƒp…a˙n˙y<br />

10. fifappleråa˙nƒtƒiçcµ<br />

before spelling it. For 10.<br />

example, frenético; desesperado ask your<br />

8. fleÓx˝p≥eÎc˝tµ<br />

11. ^ço•i˚rµ child to say the word 11.<br />

cereal, stomp three coro 9. ‡jÂaçcÇkÏe˝tµ<br />

12. ©„rço§cÏeappler˙y<br />

times for three syllables 12.<br />

(cer tienda e de al), comestibles and then 10. fifappleråa˙nƒtƒiçcµ<br />

13. ‡r∂eÎc˝iƒt∂eµ spell the word. For 13.<br />

further practice recitar in<br />

11. ^ço•i˚rµ<br />

14. cÏeÇl∂eÇb∑råaƒt∂eµ<br />

recognizing syllables, 14.<br />

have your child celebrar write 12. ©„rço§cÏeappler˙y<br />

15. fleÓxÏeapplerçc˝i¬s≥eµ<br />

each word and, beside 15.<br />

it, the ejercitar; number ejercicio of<br />

13. ‡r∂eÎc˝iƒt∂eµ<br />

16. cÎoº@∂eÎc˝tµ syllables in the word.<br />

16.<br />

corregir; correcto 14. cÏeÇl∂eÇb∑råaƒt∂eµ<br />

17. cÎoªmƒiçcµ<br />

17.<br />

cómico; tiras cómicas 15. fleÓxÏeapplerçc˝i¬s≥eµ<br />

18. ·s≥eÇl∂eÎc˝tµ<br />

18.<br />

seleccionar 16. cÎoº@∂eÎc˝tµ<br />

19. ‡pælåa¬s÷tƒiçcµ 19.<br />

plástico 17. cÎoªmƒiçcµ<br />

20. ·s÷tçoªmåaç^µ 20.<br />

estómago 18. ·s≥eÇl∂eÎc˝tµ<br />

41<br />

19. ‡pælåa¬s÷tƒiçcµ<br />

20. ·s÷tçoªmåaç^µ<br />

40<br />

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Unit 17 Home <strong>Spelling</strong> Practice<br />

Spanish<br />

English<br />

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7.<br />

8.<br />

9.<br />

10.<br />

11.<br />

12.<br />

13.<br />

14.<br />

15.<br />

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17<br />

U n i t<br />

Home <strong>Spelling</strong><br />

Practice<br />

<strong>Spelling</strong> <strong>Connections</strong> Grade 5<br />

Copyright © <strong>Zaner</strong>-<strong>Bloser</strong>, Inc.<br />

Objectives<br />

Content Words<br />

Students will<br />

expand vocabulary with<br />

content-related words.<br />

relate the spelling strategy<br />

to words outside the Basic<br />

<strong>Spelling</strong> list.<br />

access the Internet to research<br />

a topic.<br />

Content Words<br />

Social Studies: Anthems<br />

Use these sentences to introduce the<br />

words and their meanings.<br />

1. The national anthem was written<br />

during a battle of the War of 1812.<br />

2. The “red glare” of the rockets was<br />

gleaming throughout the battle.<br />

3. We hailed the beginning of the<br />

baseball season with songs.<br />

4. The honor guard proudly displayed<br />

the colors.<br />

5. The soldiers continued fighting<br />

long after twilight.<br />

Math: Multiplication<br />

Use these sentences to introduce the<br />

words and their meanings.<br />

6. A composite number can be divided<br />

evenly by more than two numbers.<br />

7. Twenty is a multiple of four and five.<br />

8. When you multiply two factors, you<br />

get the product.<br />

9. A prime number can be divided<br />

only by the number one and itself.<br />

10. The greatest common factor is the<br />

largest number that goes into two<br />

numbers evenly.<br />

Content Connection<br />

Answers may vary, but might include<br />

tips for forming study groups or getting<br />

the phone number of someone to call<br />

with questions.<br />

Did You Know that words such as<br />

daylight, moonlight, and lightning are<br />

related by the word part light? Ask students<br />

to write the Content Word that is<br />

related to these words. (twilight)<br />

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