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Demo Grade 34 Word Work Worksheets Ontario Curriculum 5696988

This document provides information about word worksheets for a junior classroom literacy program. It discusses how the worksheets are organized by concepts to be taught over the school year. Students will learn one concept per week through 40 total concepts covering spelling patterns, punctuation, sentence types, parts of speech, vocabulary and figurative language. Teachers are instructed to introduce each weekly concept and have students complete the corresponding worksheet to show their learning. The worksheets are provided in the product in categorized sections for teachers to use to guide their word work instruction.

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98 views9 pages

Demo Grade 34 Word Work Worksheets Ontario Curriculum 5696988

This document provides information about word worksheets for a junior classroom literacy program. It discusses how the worksheets are organized by concepts to be taught over the school year. Students will learn one concept per week through 40 total concepts covering spelling patterns, punctuation, sentence types, parts of speech, vocabulary and figurative language. Teachers are instructed to introduce each weekly concept and have students complete the corresponding worksheet to show their learning. The worksheets are provided in the product in categorized sections for teachers to use to guide their word work instruction.

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Word Work Worksheets

Teacher Notes
Thank you so much for the purchase.. This resource is aligned with
Ontario Curriculum, and is intended for use within a Grade 3 or 4 Ontario
Classroom.This product has been written to help guide and assist teachers in
setting up their comprehensive literacy programs. Specifically, this will help
teachers to develop word work routines within their program. I’m a former
Literacy Coach who is passionate about literacy and the junior learner. I have
been teaching for over 13 years, and the majority of my career I have spent in
the junior grades.

If you are feeling intimidated about setting up a literacy


program in a junior classroom, this Resource will help you
and give you tips, tricks and resources to get you going!
How do I use this product?
This product is intended to be used during your literacy to help your students with word work. These
are the worksheets that students complete to show what they have learned about each concept. I
have organized them based on how I introduce word work into my program. The intent is for
students to learn one concept per week. At the end of the year, they would have learned a total of
40 different concepts. At the beginning of the week, teach the students the concept - you may even
want to use my word work anchor charts to help you introduce each concept. Students will then
work on the corresponding worksheet and hand it in by the end of the week. If you want anchor
charts to help introduce these word work concepts to students, check out this product!

What will I find in this product?


This product is divided into different sections. In each section, there are anywhere from 4 - 8
different worksheet activities within the category. The categories include:
• Spelling Patterns
• Punctuation
• Sentence Types
• Parts of Speech
• Vocabulary
• Figurative Language
This will give your students a great overview of grade level word work topics - and will help guide
your instruction!

Again, thank you for your purchase! Don’t forget to leave feedback on this product to help you earn
TPT credits for future purchases!

©The Raudy Teacher 2020


ONSET
Name:
Date:

The ONSET is the part of the word before the vowel.

Look at the following Look at the following onset blends


words. Highlight the and rimes. Match the onsets
onsets in the words. to rimes to make a word.
bin brake cr ain
clamp that th at
wink race f ean
job joke dr eat
brain place j unch
float drink cl ug
chunk boat wh ought
Look at the following onsets. Use rimes to create at
least 3 words using each onset.

bl th ch cr

1 1 1 1

2 2 2 2

3 3 3 3

4 4 4 4

5 5 5 5

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Select 10 different words that use onsets from the first page. Write 10 sentences, each sentence
using a different onset word. Be sure to highlight the word that has an onset in the sentence.

10

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PERIODS
Name:
Date:

Declarative Sentences: These are sentences that make a


statement. They give direct facts.
Imperative Sentences: These are sentences that we use to
give a command or instruction.
Look at the following sentences. Circle whether they are declarative
or imperative sentences.

1. Brush your teeth before you go to bed. Declarative / Imperative

2. Go outside and play with your brother. Declarative / Imperative

3. It is such a beautiful sunny day today. Declarative / Imperative

4. Your room looks like a pigsty. Declarative / Imperative

5. You need to clean up your room before you can play video games. Declarative / Imperative

6. Mike walked the dog after dinner. Declarative / Imperative

7. Be sure to give the dog a bath. Declarative / Imperative

8. Sam likes to rock climb. Declarative / Imperative

9. Make sure you are not late tomorrow. Declarative / Imperative

10 Shut the door on your way out. Declarative / Imperative

11. Do not yell at your brother. Declarative / Imperative

12. Logan always wears his helmet when he rides his bike. Declarative / Imperative

13. I made you a bologna sandwich for lunch. Declarative / Imperative


14. Put your plate in the dishwasher. Declarative / Imperative

15. Noor’s favourite subject is literacy. Declarative / Imperative

©The Raudy Teacher 2020


Write 10 sentences that use periods in the spaces below. Write 5 declarative sentences and 5
imperative sentences. Be sure to tell me which one is which.

10

©The Raudy Teacher 2020


SYNONYMS
Name:
Date:

Synonyms are words that have a similar meaning.

Match the following words to their synonym.

hot huge nice timid


calm angry small wonderful
mad sleepy good freezing
tired tranquil fun tiny
hungry sweltering cold pleasant
big starving scared amusing

Look at the following words. Write a synonym for each.

1. start 6. child

2. neat 7. said

3. mistake 8. buy

4. thought 9. fast

5. easy 10. kind

©The Raudy Teacher 2020


Select 10 different words that are synonyms from the first page. Write 10 sentences, each sentence
using a different synonym. Be sure to highlight the synonym you selected in the sentence.

10

©The Raudy Teacher 2020


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