Announcements and Reminders for Friday/Monday, January 26/29, 2018:
Changes in due dates:
Your slideshows for How They Croaked are due TODAY.
The Conventions and Spelling Test will be given January 26/29 -- today!
Share your book projects with me by January 26/29.
You will share your book projects with your classmates in class on February 1/2.
If you have not taken your last Conventions and Spelling test, come to a Cavetime. Retakes are also available now. Study first! |
Targets for Today:
✣ I can correctly spell commonly confused words.
✣ I can read, research, and present. (How They Croaked Project)
-- I can use reliable and useful sources for research.
-- I can select important ideas and facts from my research.
-- I can read and then paraphrase to present.
-- I can successfully teach my classmates what I have learned.
When I present, my classmates will be able to hear me,
and I will be able to tell, not just read, about my famous person.
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Today’s Agenda:
Conventions and Spelling Tests
Phrases
your/you're, there/their/they're
Receive the information for the tests next week:
Presentations
You will take notes (quiz questions and answers) on each presentation.
You will lose points if you are not a respectful and attentive audience member.
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If You Were Absent:
Link to the Sample Slideshow: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1oSWW8nZtqYtPpTyOqjjbghkZiHUBw9VU3gZIvPP1IhM/edit?usp=sharing or February Book of the Month,Sample 2 |
Vocabulary:
Types of phrases: noun, verb, adjective, adverb, prepositional (with extra credit for infinitive, gerund, participle, absolute) Types of sentences by purpose:
declarative/ statements
imperative/ commands or requests interrogative/ questions exclamatory/ exclamations paraphrase cite/citations |
Preston O
Summer T
Jayla P
Jordan A
Kairi S
Keira S
Kaslee R
Camilo F
Grace Pitcher
B7
B7 -- Present:
B7
Kennedy S Marie Curie
Tayton L Mozart
Alexandra C Pocahontas
Hadli J Dickens
Ethan P -- Garfield
Deegan C Napoleon
Tristan W Columbus
Brock Di Galileo
Marisoi V Poe
Emily G Elizabeth 1
Just for fun: