WEEK OF DEC. 8-12
READING: Seeing Stars
GENRE: expository text tells about real people, things, or events.
VOC.
1. dim - somewhat dark, without much light
2. gas - a substance that is neither a liquid nor solid and that has the ability to expand indefinitely or an airlike substance
3. gigantic - very large, tall, or bulky
4. ladle - a large spoon with a long handle
5. patterns - arrangements or designs
6. shine - to give off light
7. temperature - the degree of heat or coldness or amount of heat
SKILL: graphic sources (text structure)
GRAMMAR: subject-verb agreement
SPELLING:
clock
large
page
mark
kitten
judge
crack
edge
pocket
brake
change
ridge
jacket
badge
orange
freckles
pledge
Kentucky
kingdom
advantage
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
WEEK OF DEC. 1-5
READING: Pushing Up the Sky BY: Joseph Bruchac
GENRE: drama, or play, is a story meant to be acted out for an audience
VOC.
1. antlers - bony, branching growths on the head of a male deer, elk or moose or horns
2. imagined - made a picture or idea of something in your mind or made up
3. languages - human speech, spoken or written, of different groups or countries or types of speech
4. narrator - the person who tells a story or speaker
5. overhead - over the head; on high; above
6. poked - pushed with force against someone or something or pushed with finger
GRAMMAR: main/helping verbs
SKILL: literary elements
SPELLING:
unhappy
recall
disappear
unload
mistake
misspell
dislike
replace
mislead
disagree
rewrite
unroll
unknown
dishonest
react
recycle
unfortunate
discourage
uncomfortable
mispronounce
READING: Pushing Up the Sky BY: Joseph Bruchac
GENRE: drama, or play, is a story meant to be acted out for an audience
VOC.
1. antlers - bony, branching growths on the head of a male deer, elk or moose or horns
2. imagined - made a picture or idea of something in your mind or made up
3. languages - human speech, spoken or written, of different groups or countries or types of speech
4. narrator - the person who tells a story or speaker
5. overhead - over the head; on high; above
6. poked - pushed with force against someone or something or pushed with finger
GRAMMAR: main/helping verbs
SKILL: literary elements
SPELLING:
unhappy
recall
disappear
unload
mistake
misspell
dislike
replace
mislead
disagree
rewrite
unroll
unknown
dishonest
react
recycle
unfortunate
discourage
uncomfortable
mispronounce
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
WEEK OF NOV. 17-21
READING: How Do You Raise a Raisin? BY: Pam Munoz Ryan
GENRE: Expository Text
SKILL: Draw Conclusions
VOCABULARY:
1. area - a space used for a special purpose
2. artificial - made of humans, not nature
3. grapevine - a woody vine on which grapes grow
4. preservative - a substance used to keep foods from spoiling
5. proof - anything that can be used to show that something is real or true
6. raise - to lift
7. raisin - a dried grape
SPELLING:
let's
he'd
you'll
can't
I'd
won't
haven't
hasn't
she'd
they'll
when's
we'd
should've
wasn't
didn't
they'd
would've
could've
needn't
you've
REMINDERS:
* Thursday, Nov. 20 - fall festival @ 5:00-7:30. Hope to see everyone there.
*Friday, Nov. 21 - play at school ($5.00), Wear your Alabama/Auburn "stuff"
*Thanksgiving Break, Nov. 24-28. :)
READING: How Do You Raise a Raisin? BY: Pam Munoz Ryan
GENRE: Expository Text
SKILL: Draw Conclusions
VOCABULARY:
1. area - a space used for a special purpose
2. artificial - made of humans, not nature
3. grapevine - a woody vine on which grapes grow
4. preservative - a substance used to keep foods from spoiling
5. proof - anything that can be used to show that something is real or true
6. raise - to lift
7. raisin - a dried grape
SPELLING:
let's
he'd
you'll
can't
I'd
won't
haven't
hasn't
she'd
they'll
when's
we'd
should've
wasn't
didn't
they'd
would've
could've
needn't
you've
REMINDERS:
* Thursday, Nov. 20 - fall festival @ 5:00-7:30. Hope to see everyone there.
*Friday, Nov. 21 - play at school ($5.00), Wear your Alabama/Auburn "stuff"
*Thanksgiving Break, Nov. 24-28. :)
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