Pearson 10 english language development leveled word cards grade 5 (362p)

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Using Leveled Word Cards for English Language Developm
• The multiple categories on each card allow
you to match activities to a student’s level.

• Hold up a card as you introduce that
vocabulary word, pointing out the pictures
and letters as you sound out the words.
• Pull out the cards for one week and provide
them in a center where students may access
them as needed to practice and review
lesson vocabulary.
• Encourage production of oral language.
Have small groups pick a card and read the
contextual sentence. Then, have students
discuss the content and ideas raised by the
sentence.

• Have pairs take turns using them as flash
cards to review vocabulary words from
previous weeks up to the current week.
• For extra credit or homework, ask students
to use Making Word Connections and
More Words Connections to: (1) write a
definition for one or more words, (2) write
a paragraph using as many of the words as
possible, (3) choose a word and explain the
connection, (4) add words to the list.
• Use the cards any time for one-on-one
assessment of word recognition and
pronunciation, as well as vocabulary
comprehension. Read or show the definition
then ask for the word, and vice versa.

Contents
Unit 1 • Meeting Challenges

Unit 4 • Adapting

Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5

Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5

Card 1
Card 8
Card 15
Card 23
Card 31

Card 111
Card 119
Card 126
Card 132
Card 139

Unit 2 • Doing the Right Thing

Unit 5 • Adventures

Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5

Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5

Unit
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5

Card 39
Card 45
Card 52
Card 59
Card 67

3 • Inventors and Artists
Card 74

Card 81
Card 89
Card 96
Card 104

Card 144
Card 151
Card 159
Card 166
Card 173

Unit 6 • The Unexpected
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5

Card 181
Card 188
Card 196
Card 204
Card 210


brave


brave

Grade 5, Unit 1, Week 1

Academic Vocabulary

Definition

Part of Speech
Adjective
able to deal well with or face a
difficult or dangerous situation
Synonyms
courageous, fearless, unafraid
Antonym
cowardly
In Context
The brave firefighter ran into the
burning building to rescue the child.

Making Word Connections
bravely, bravery
More Word Connections
emergency, help, hero

1


courageously


courageously

Grade 5, Unit 1, Week 1

Definition

Academic Vocabulary

Part of Speech
Adverb
acting bravely when there is danger

or a difficult situation

Synonyms
bravely, fearlessly
Antonym
cowardly

In Context
The firefighters were given medals
because they acted courageously

Making Word Connections
courage, courageousness
More Word Connections
emergency, brave, firefighter, hero

during the fire.

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emergency


emergency

Grade 5, Unit 1, Week 1

Academic Vocabulary

Definition

Part of Speech
Noun
something unexpected and
dangerous that must be dealt with
Synonyms
crisis, predicament
right away
Making Word Connections
emergency brake, emergency room
In Context
The car accident was an

More Word Connections
immediate, help, fire, flood,
danger, accident

emergency because one of the

cars was on fire.

3


firefighter


firefighter
Definition

Grade 5, Unit 1, Week 1

Part of Speech
Noun
a member of the fire department

who helps stop fires

Synonyms
fireman, firewoman
Making Word Connections
fire, firefighting, firefly

In Context
The firefighter worked for hours

More Word Connections
brave, fire, emergency, rescue
worker

to put out the fire in the burning
building.

4


inspired


inspired
Definition

Grade 5, Unit 1, Week 1

Part of Speech
Verb
encouraged someone to do or

produce something good

Synonyms
stirred, moved, encouraged
Antonym
uninspired

In Context
The man’s bravery inspired her to
write a story about him.

Making Word Connections
inspiration, spirit
More Word Connections
brilliant, motivated, creativity

5


station


station
Definition

Grade 5, Unit 1, Week 1

Part of Speech
Noun
a building or place that is a center

for a certain type of activity

Synonyms
place, post
Making Word Connections
stationary, station house

In Context
There is one fire truck parked in the

More Word Connections
firehouse, fire truck, garage,
headquarters

fire station.

6


suddenly


suddenly
Definition

Grade 5, Unit 1, Week 1

Part of Speech
Adverb
quickly or in a way that was not

expected

Synonyms
abruptly, swiftly, rapidly
Antonym
gradually

In Context
The fire spread suddenly and

caught the firefighters off guard.

Making Word Connections
all of a sudden
More Word Connections
unexpected, surprise, without
warning

7


destructive


destructive

Grade 5,Unit 1, Week 2

Definition

Academic Vocabulary

Part of Speech
Adjective

causing much damage

Synonyms
devastating, demolishing
Making Word Connections

destroy, destruction
More Word Connections
tornadoes, powerful, death

In Context

The tornado was so destructive
that there were only a few buildings
left standing.

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devastation


devastation
Definition

Grade 5,Unit 1, Week 2

Academic Vocabulary

Part of Speech
Noun
very bad damage or complete

destruction

Synonyms

ruination, destruction
Making Word Connections
devastated, devastating, devastate

In Context
The families were left homeless

More Word Connections
tornado, hurricane, destroy,
damage

because of the devastation that
the tornado caused to their homes.

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narrow


narrow
Definition

Grade 5, Unit 1, Week 2

Part of Speech
Adjective
only measuring a small distance

from side to side

Synonyms
slender, thin
Antonyms
wide, broad

In Context
The tornado destroyed every car in
its path as it spun down the narrow

Making Word Connections
narrowly, narrow-minded
More Word Connections
path, tornado, streets

city streets.

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nature