In computer programming, languages can be classified into two main types: low-level languages and high-level languages. Low-level languages, such as assembly language, are closely tied to the underlying hardware architecture of the computer. They provide a high degree of control over the hardware, but they are also difficult to read and write. High-level languages, such as Python and Java, are designed to be easier to read and write, and they are less dependent on the underlying hardware architecture. This makes them more portable across different types of computers.

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Keep your students engaged as they use context clues to define underlined words within a sentence. The resource consists of four worksheets and an optional craftivity. Students also identify the five types of context clues, which include synonyms, antonyms, definition, inference, and examples. FOUR TRADITIONAL WORKSHEETS: This resource features two sets of worksheets! One set of two worksheets contains simpler words, and it is designed for middle elementary students or students who have limited language proficiency. (I typically use this version with third-grade students.) One set of two worksheets contains more challenging words, and it is designed for upper elementary students or students who have limited language proficiency. (I typically use this version with fourth-grade and fifth-grade students.) Your students will read 11 sentences with underlined words. After using context clues to determine the word's meaning, they write the meaning at the bottom of the notepad. Next, they highlight the words within each sentence that helped them determine the meaning. Finally, they identify the type of context clue the author provided to help readers understand the meaning of the underlined word. PRINTABLE CRAFTIVITY VERSION: After completing the worksheet, students color and cut out the magnifying glasses, notepads, and sentences. They sort the pieces into the five categories of context clues. Finally, they follow the written directions to glue the pieces onto a sheet of construction paper. The finished products make a unique bulletin board or fun school hallway display! It can also be used as a novel entry in an interactive notebook! A complete direction page (with photos) is included that you can place under your doc camera so that students can refer to the directions as they complete and assemble the project. Answer keys are also included. TPT EASEL ACTIVITY: I created a new, colorful version for this DIGITAL format. Students can complete this activity on a device. It contains 22 slides. Students read the sentence on each notepad and use context clues to determine the meaning of the underlined word. Students type the word's meaning in the answer box. They also use the highlighting tool to highlight clues within the sentence. Finally, they identify the type of clue used and they move the corresponding magnifying glass to the notepad. Check out the PREVIEW! If you are interested in viewing the DIGITAL VERSION OF THIS CRAFTIVITY that is compatible with GOOGLE SLIDES, click here. Here's what teachers like you had to say about using this activity with their students: ⭐️ Jessica M. said, "I loved using this with my students. This was a fun way to break up the curriculum while focusing on our skill. The kids enjoyed it and made them think. I love that there were two different levels of sentences/words to use." ⭐️ Jennifer C. said, "This is probably my favorite activity! The kids loved it, I loved it, and my principal LOVED it." ⭐️ Sonya B. said, "I am always looking for creative things to do with my afterschool students. This is an activity that they enjoy and it is different from their regular classroom work. They always get excited when we have something like this to complete and they are learning as we go!" ⭐️ Miss Stefany said, "This was fun, and really helped my students identify the different kinds of context clues they can use!" ⭐️ Four05Creations said, "We had fun using this for context clues. The work was challenging, but not too hard and the kids had fun! My bulletin board looks great now with all their student work." I have several more items related to context clues available in my store. (Just click on the links below to take a peek!) GRADES 4-6 Context Clues Foldable Context Clues PowerPoint Context Clues Worksheet Packet focusing on the 4 types of clues Context Clues: Targeted Tri-folds Context Clues Task Cards Context Clues (with bonus activity): Five Partner Plays for grades 4-5 GRADES 2-3 Context Clues PowerPoint (with a 3-page PowerPoint companion!) Context Clues Task Cards Context Clues: Partner Plays for grades 2-3 Context Clues Worksheet Packet focusing on the 5 types of clues Context Clues Poster Set and Interactive Notebook Entry Copyright by Deb Hanson This item is a paid digital download from my TpT store www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Deb-Hanson As such, it is for use in one classroom only. This item is also bound by copyright laws. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the Internet are all strictly prohibited without first gaining permission from the author. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions!

The story about Gruffalo and the little cunning mouse has been a hit with children and parents all around the world since it was first published in 1999. If you have Gruffalo fans at home, too, they will love the Bajo Gruffalo Owl Figure. Combine the Gruffalo Owl Figure with the rest of the Gruffalo animals for the complete set and hours of play and fun. The Gruffalo and the Gruffalo forest friends encourage your children to practise their language skills by retelling the stories or by creating their own ones during fun small world or bookish play sessions. Playing with these chunky wooden figurines also practises fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination and fosters imagination and creativity.  Age: Suitable from 18 months Measurements: 13cm x 15cm x 2cm Material: wood Wojciech and Barbara Bajor founded Bajo in 1993. Together with their daughter Anna and a fantastic team of creatives and craftsmen they manufacture high quality wooden toys in their workshop near Kraków, at the foot of the Polish Carpathian Mountains in Poland. Bajo’s focus lies on creating sustainably made wooden toys for children which inspire imaginative and creative play. With years of architectural and design experience under his belt Wojciech is proud of his small family-based business which has designed, made and brought more than one thousand different toy models to the market over the last 25 years. Bajo uses 14 different types of timber for their wooden toy production, all of it comes from carefully selected regional forests and orchards. Promoting sustainability and only using the safest non-toxic paints and high-quality materials from certified local suppliers has been Bajo’s priority since the beginning. All Bajo’s wooden toys correspond to all EU and US standards and requirements making them safe for children of all ages to play with. Bajo also gives back and supports the local community by participating in many educational and developmental projects. Bajo’s wooden toys have been made with love and with children and parents in mind. Their wooden toy range includes open-ended and educational toys that foster imagination and are fun to play with. In order to celebrate the 15th birthday of the Gruffalo in 2014, Bajo obtained the licensing rights to exclusively design and produce hand-crafted Gruffalo toys and figurines. All of Bajo’s toys are hand-checked for quality and will stand up to years of play. Since its foundation in the early 1990’s Bajo has received many awards, including the prestigious Design Award at the Toy Fair in Nuremberg.

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These articulation mats were designed to accompany the popular four in a row game. They make it easy for you to target your students' objectives while playing the game (no need for additional articulation cards or materials). Grab the game and these mats for a FUN therapy session that students will LOVE! I started making game companions because I looked at all of my games and decided that I needed a way to make playing them more directly therapeutic! Don’t forget to check out my other game companions (custom category on the left). ⭐ This activity is available in a bundle with my language version. Four to Score BUNDLE Game Companion Mats What’s Included: ★ Game Board (to use if you do not own a Four in a Row game). ★ Articulation Mats for the following phonemes in initial, medial, final positions, & mixed: k, g, f, v, l, s, z, sh, ch, j, th ★ Mats for pre-vocalic r, er, ar, or, air, ear, ire, rl ★ Mats for rblends, sblends, & lblends ★ A blank mat (write in your own targets or use open-ended) ★ 2 Editable mats (type in your own words or insert pictures for your own computer) Assembly: Print and go! You can laminate the boards or place them in page protectors for durability. How to play → Set up the four in a row game game according to the instructions provided in the box. Place a mat (with the desired target phoneme) in front of each student. Use the game pieces that come with the game and cover each of the circles on their mat. Play the game (each student taking a turn placing a piece in, trying to get four in a row). Each time they remove a piece from their mat, they will practice the word underneath (if you practice the word 4X per turn you will get over 100 trials per mat). → If you do not own the game, you can use the provided game board in this download. The game play is similar, except the students will be lining up the pieces on the game board mat on the circles (the goal is still to get four in a row). → Use as a drill mat: Have the student roll a die and practice the words that number of times. Tell the students they are trying to fill up their whole mat before the session is over. Check out the language version ► Four to Score Language Game Companion I also have a BOOM Card version of Four to Score (sold separately) Click here to check it out. Check out My Blocks Products (companions for the stacking blocks game) Language Blocks Language Builders Articulation Blocks Fluency Blocks Conversation Blocks Looking for more engaging articulation products? Check out Speech-Zee (a companion for dice games) Artic Swat Bundle! Squish or Swat flies while practicing phonemes! Articulation Homework Bundle Dab A Sound Football Edition!

The story about Gruffalo and the little cunning mouse has been a hit with children and parents all around the world since it was first published in 1999. If you have Gruffalo fans at home, too, they will love the Bajo Gruffalo Snake Figure. Combine the Gruffalo Snake Figure with the rest of the Gruffalo animals for the complete set and hours of play and fun. The Gruffalo and the Gruffalo forest friends encourage your children to practise their language skills by retelling the stories or by creating their own ones during fun small world or bookish play sessions. Playing with these chunky wooden figurines also practises fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination and fosters imagination and creativity.  Age: Suitable from 18 months. Measurements: 14cm x 9.5cm x 2cm Material: wood Wojciech and Barbara Bajor founded Bajo in 1993. Together with their daughter Anna and a fantastic team of creatives and craftsmen they manufacture high quality wooden toys in their workshop near Kraków, at the foot of the Polish Carpathian Mountains in Poland. Bajo’s focus lies on creating sustainably made wooden toys for children which inspire imaginative and creative play. With years of architectural and design experience under his belt Wojciech is proud of his small family-based business which has designed, made and brought more than one thousand different toy models to the market over the last 25 years. Bajo uses 14 different types of timber for their wooden toy production, all of it comes from carefully selected regional forests and orchards. Promoting sustainability and only using the safest non-toxic paints and high-quality materials from certified local suppliers has been Bajo’s priority since the beginning. All Bajo’s wooden toys correspond to all EU and US standards and requirements making them safe for children of all ages to play with. Bajo also gives back and supports the local community by participating in many educational and developmental projects. Bajo’s wooden toys have been made with love and with children and parents in mind. Their wooden toy range includes open-ended and educational toys that foster imagination and are fun to play with. In order to celebrate the 15th birthday of the Gruffalo in 2014, Bajo obtained the licensing rights to exclusively design and produce hand-crafted Gruffalo toys and figurines. All of Bajo’s toys are hand-checked for quality and will stand up to years of play. Since its foundation in the early 1990’s Bajo has received many awards, including the prestigious Design Award at the Toy Fair in Nuremberg.