Friday:
Thursday:
Wednesday:
Tuesday:
- We will have a quiz in a few days on: complete subject & predicate, simple subject & predicate, 4 types of sentences (declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory), and complete/incomplete sentences, synonyms & antonyms. Reviews can be found on previous workbook pages and also at BrainPOP. (There are four to watch: Types of Sentences, Subject/Predicate, Sentence Fragments, Antonyms, Synonyms, & Homonyms.) We have watched them at school, but they are a great review. Our subscription to BrainPOP expires at 4:00 each day.)
- Reading Minutes due THURSDAY next week.
Thursday:
- Vocab this week: culinary, downcast, consternation, vivid, extensive, serenely, reminiscent, pensive, recruit, commenced
- We will have a quiz in a few days on: complete subject & predicate, simple subject & predicate, 4 types of sentences (declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory), and complete/incomplete sentences, synonyms & antonyms. Reviews can be found on previous workbook pages and also at BrainPOP. (There are four to watch: Types of Sentences, Subject/Predicate, Sentence Fragments, Antonyms, Synonyms, & Homonyms.) We have watched them at school, but they are a great review. Our subscription to BrainPOP expires at 4:00 each day.)
Wednesday:
- Vocab this week: culinary, downcast, consternation, vivid, extensive, serenely, reminiscent, pensive, recruit, commenced
- Practice Book p. 29-30. This is a review of 1st trimester grammar.
- We will have a quiz in a few days on: complete subject & predicate, simple subject & predicate, 4 types of sentences (declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory), and complete/incomplete sentences, synonyms & antonyms. Reviews can be found on previous workbook pages and also at BrainPOP. (There are four to watch: Types of Sentences, Subject/Predicate, Sentence Fragments, Antonyms, Synonyms, & Homonyms.) We have watched them at school, but they are a great review. Our subscription to BrainPOP expires at 4:00 each day.)
Tuesday:
- Read "Pedro" tonight. (StoryTown p. 136-143) Be ready to read part(s) tomorrow.
- Vocab this week: culinary, downcast, consternation, vivid, extensive, serenely, reminiscent, pensive, recruit, commenced
NO NEW HOMEWORK TONIGHT - THESE THINGS WERE ASSIGNED LAST WEEK.
- November dates - Due TOMORROW.
- Spelling test tomorrow.
- Spelling skill this week: consonant y words (like baby) change y to i then add es for plural; vowel y words (like turkey) just add s for plural.