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Lesson 4.notebook                                                    September 21, 2012



              September 21, 2012 Agenda:
              • Spelling & Vocabulary 
                    > Unit 3 Spelling Post Test 
                    > Unit 3 Vocab Pre­Test 
              • Grammar
                    > Lesson 4
              • Literature  
                    > Maniac Magee 


             Homework:
             • Independent Reading Sheet & Log #3 due Friday, 9/28




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Lesson 4.notebook                                                                September 21, 2012



                                 Lesson 4: Nouns and Their Jobs

               Nouns are found in many different places within a sentence. 
                              They have three main jobs.
             
            1. Nouns as SUBJECTS:
            Subject tells who or what the sentence is about. 

            Find the subjects in the following sentences: 

                The Aztec Empire was located in the area now known as Mexico. 


                Tenochtitian was the capital of the Aztec Empire. 


                Invaders entered Tenochtitian in 1519. 




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Lesson 4.notebook                                                             September 21, 2012


            2. Nouns as Complements

            *Complement is a word that completes the meaning of a verb. When a 
            noun is a complement it may be a predicate noun, direct object, or 
            indirect object.

            Predicate Noun: renames or defines the subject after a linking verb

                The Aztecs were fierce warriors .

            Direct Object: names the receiver of the action of the verb

                Spanish soldiers defeated the Aztec Empire in 1521.
             
            Indirect Object
                          : tells to whom or what or for whom or what an action 
            is done

                The Aztecs gave the Spanish gold and other precious goods. 




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Lesson 4.notebook                                                                      September 21, 2012


           3. Nouns as Objects of Prepositions

           An object of a preposition is the noun or pronoun that follows the 
           preposition. Nouns often appear in sentences as objects of 
           prepositions. 

           Commonly Used Prepositions
           about    against    along             among       around               as
           above    at         before            behind      below          beneath
           across   beside     between           beyond      by                   off
           after    despite    down              during      except           for
           from     in         inside            intro       like                 near    
           of       on         out               over        past           through 
           to       toward     under             until       up                   with 
           within   without




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Lesson 4.notebook                                                              September 21, 2012


                Identify each underlined noun as a Subject (S), Complement (C), or 
                                   Object of a Preposition (OP)

            1. The Inca lived in the Andes Mountains in South America. 



            2. Cuzco was their capital. 



            3. The Inca were excellent  ecord keepers. 
                                      r



            4. They invented the  uipu to keep track of their  oods. 
                                q                            g




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Lesson 4.notebook                                                                   September 21, 2012




                    5. The quipu was a long cord with many strings. 



                    6. Clerks tied knots in the strings in different patterns. 



                    7. The Inca also built excellent roads. 



                    8. Their system of roads carried runners across deep gorges. 




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             11/9/10 Agenda:
             +Check Homework
             +Chapter 2 Study Guide




             Homework:
             +Finish Study Guide--bring back completed tomorrow!




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Lesson 4.notebook                                                          September 21, 2012


            4. He planned an expedition to find the ruins.

            5. Stephens gave artist Frederick Catherwood a chance to go along on
            the trip.

            6. In 1839, the two men explored a humid jungle in Honduras.

            7. As they hacked through the thinkvegetation, the came upon a tall
            stone pillar.

            8. They also uncovered buildings overgrown with lush vines.

            9. Their discovery was an ancient city.

            10. Catherwood's drawings sparked interest in Mayan cities.




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Chapter 2, Lesson 4

  • 1. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 September 21, 2012 Agenda: • Spelling & Vocabulary  > Unit 3 Spelling Post Test  > Unit 3 Vocab Pre­Test  • Grammar > Lesson 4 • Literature   > Maniac Magee  Homework: • Independent Reading Sheet & Log #3 due Friday, 9/28 1
  • 2. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 Lesson 4: Nouns and Their Jobs Nouns are found in many different places within a sentence.  They have three main jobs.   1. Nouns as SUBJECTS: Subject tells who or what the sentence is about.  Find the subjects in the following sentences:  The Aztec Empire was located in the area now known as Mexico.  Tenochtitian was the capital of the Aztec Empire.  Invaders entered Tenochtitian in 1519.  2
  • 3. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 2. Nouns as Complements *Complement is a word that completes the meaning of a verb. When a  noun is a complement it may be a predicate noun, direct object, or  indirect object. Predicate Noun: renames or defines the subject after a linking verb The Aztecs were fierce warriors . Direct Object: names the receiver of the action of the verb Spanish soldiers defeated the Aztec Empire in 1521.   Indirect Object : tells to whom or what or for whom or what an action  is done The Aztecs gave the Spanish gold and other precious goods.  3
  • 4. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 3. Nouns as Objects of Prepositions An object of a preposition is the noun or pronoun that follows the  preposition. Nouns often appear in sentences as objects of  prepositions.  Commonly Used Prepositions about  against  along  among   around   as above  at  before     behind   below          beneath across  beside  between  beyond    by             off after    despite  down  during    except           for from    in  inside intro    like           near     of    on  out    over    past           through  to    toward under  until    up            with  within  without 4
  • 5. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 Identify each underlined noun as a Subject (S), Complement (C), or  Object of a Preposition (OP) 1. The Inca lived in the Andes Mountains in South America.  2. Cuzco was their capital.  3. The Inca were excellent  ecord keepers.  r 4. They invented the  uipu to keep track of their  oods.  q g 5
  • 6. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 5. The quipu was a long cord with many strings.  6. Clerks tied knots in the strings in different patterns.  7. The Inca also built excellent roads.  8. Their system of roads carried runners across deep gorges.  6
  • 7. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 7
  • 8. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 11/9/10 Agenda: +Check Homework +Chapter 2 Study Guide Homework: +Finish Study Guide--bring back completed tomorrow! 8
  • 9. Lesson 4.notebook September 21, 2012 4. He planned an expedition to find the ruins. 5. Stephens gave artist Frederick Catherwood a chance to go along on the trip. 6. In 1839, the two men explored a humid jungle in Honduras. 7. As they hacked through the thinkvegetation, the came upon a tall stone pillar. 8. They also uncovered buildings overgrown with lush vines. 9. Their discovery was an ancient city. 10. Catherwood's drawings sparked interest in Mayan cities. 9