April 4, 2014

None, but you can always Read.


Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

April 3, 2014

Mark with a Pen:  Annotation

https://www.newsela.com/articles/syria-schoolchildren/id/3094/


Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

April 2, 2014

Vocabulary Sentences - 7+ words in each sentence.


Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

April 1, 2014

Edmodo Tuesday!


Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 31, 2014

Vocabulary Definitions and Parts of Speech

Block 1:  curr, curs, course = run

courier
precursor
cursory
current
courser
cursive
corridor
corsair
discourse
curriculum


Block 3 & 4:

accept
success
slaughter
naughty
accident
succeed
accent
taught
caught
daughter


Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

Reminder:

Night Project due March 31st.

March 28, 2014

None, but you can always READ!

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 27, 2014

Mark with a Pen - Annotation

https://www.newsela.com/articles/buffett-marchmadness/id/3138/

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 26, 2014

Vocabulary sentences - 7+ words in each sentence.

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 25, 2014

Journal Writing:  What is the worst job you could imagine doing and why?  How would you feel in your day to day life?

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 24, 2014

Vocabulary:  Definitions and Parts of Speech

Block 1:  carn, corp = body

carnival

carnivore

reincarnation

corpse

esprit de corps

corpuscle

corporation

corpulence

corsage

Block 3 & 4:

Words ending in ATE

private

pirate

climate

immediate

delicate

ultimate

frustrate

operate

translate

chocolate

March 21, 2014

None, but you can always READ.

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 20, 2014

Annotation:  Mark with a Pen

Article:  https://www.newsela.com/articles/ecuador-radiodrama/id/2881/

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 19, 2014

Ten Sentences using your weekly vocabulary.  (7+ more words in each sentence)

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 18, 2014

Journal Writing:  What is one special skill that you would really like to learn?  Why?  (playing the piano, sewing, cooking...)

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 17, 2014

Vocabulary:  Definitions and Parts of Speech

Block 1:  graph, gram = write

grammar

paragraph

cardiogram

autograph

graphology

biography

epigraph

orthography

autobiography

graphics

Block 3 & 4:

/ar/ spelled ER

sheriff

America

experiment

generic

error

berry

merry

cherry

terrible

terrify

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 17, 2014

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 14, 2014

None, but you can always READ.

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 13, 2014

Annotation - Read article:  Mark with a Pen.

https://www.newsela.com/articles/child-labor/id/2565/

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 12, 2014

Ten sentences using your vocabulary list.  (7+ words in each sentence)

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 11, 2014

Journal Writing:  Think about your closest friend or group of friends.  What interest do you share and how are your personalities the same/different?

Mrs Ward and Mrs. Panther

March 10, 2014

Vocabulary:  Definitions and Parts of Speech

Block 1:  spec, spic = look

speculate

suspicious

spectacle

specter

specimen

speculum

conspicuous

spectators

retrospective

spectrum

Block 3 & 4:

Suffix LY

finally

originally

reasonably

probably

simply

gently

miserably

agreeably

possibly

horribly

Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Panther