Monday, August 24, 2009

Homework for Tonight 8/24

Hey Students and Parents,

Graded papers go home today. I try to encourage the students to record their grades in their binder to help them keep up with their weekly progress in the classroom.

Tonight's homework is as follows:

Language Arts- Practice workbook sheet- page 10-11. Next, in writing folder, write one imparative and one exclamatory sentence using two spelling words.
You may start with your writing prompt tonight, which you should have already written down. Here it is just in case you forgot- " Most people felt let out of a situation. Thinks about a time when either you were left out. How did you handle it" Make sure your paragraph is three to five sentences long.

Math - Because more than 60 percent of the class is struggling with factors, tonight's homework will be to find the factors of 100, 50, and 48.

Science- Page 11 in practice workbook. This homework is only for block 1. Because of an assembly, science block 2 was not able to finish science today.

We will be having a science quiz on eleven ecosystem terms. Please see the left panel for the study guide.



2 comments:

  1. hey mrs.brown how was your day good,funny,or kind of boring mrs.brown have a good

    sincerly
    bri scarbrogh

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  2. Hey Bri,

    I am sorry it took so long for me to see your comment. I had to change the color because the background matched the letters, which made the letters disappear. I hope you had a wonderful day. Make sure you study the science study guide to be ready for our science test on Friday.

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Vocabulary Words 9/28

Vocabulary Words 9/27
Fret- When you fret about something, you keep thinking and worrying about it.



Assured- If someone assured you of something, her or she has said words to make you feel postive that things will be all right.



Nudged- If you nudged a person or thing, you pushed it or poked it gently.



Outlandish- If something is outlandish, it is bizzare, strange, and unusual.



Ruckus- To raise a ruckus is to make a lot of noise and fuss about something.



Proclaimed- If you have announced something to a group of people, you have proclaimed it.

Spelling Words 9/28

Spelling Words 9/27
suppose, hurricane, ballad, bellow, success, appeal, announcer, tissue, excellent, terrific, collect, slippery, common, arrange, suffer, follow, kennel, squirrel, message, and summary

Spelling Words 9/21

drizzle
gobble
meddle
shuffle
bundle
pickle
hobble
topple
hurtle
vehicle
struggle
wiggle
spindle
speckle
griddle
ripple
article
triple
jingle
bugle

Vocabulary Words 9/21

Wistful- You are wistful if you feel as though your wishes probably won't come true.

Grateful- To be grateful is to feel thankful for someone or something

Grim- If something looks grim, it appears serious and forbidding.

Raspy- A raspy noise sounds rough and harsh, like sandpaper scraping wood.

Swarmed- If animals have swarmed, they have moved quickly and gathered in large numbers.

Revelers- Revelers are people who are having fun at a lively party or celebration.

Irresistible- Something that is irresistible is difficult ot turn away from.

Spelling Words 9/07

Talked, hurried, smiling, dropped, clapping, stepped, worried, worrying , changing, stayed, buying, dried, picnicking, scared, driving, obeyed, playing, tried, carried, hurrying

Vocabulary Words for 9/07

Relented- Someone who relented has agreed to something he or she once refused
Faze- If thing faze you, they bother or confuse you.
Eccentric- An eccentric person has habits or opinions that seem odd to other people
Infuriated- Something that infuriated you made you feel extremely angry
Disheartened- If you are disheartened, you feel disappointed and less hopeful
Impassable- A road or path that is impassable is impossible to travel on
Crusaded- A person who has crusaded has worked hard to make a change based on his or her beliefs

Spelling Words 8/30

Counter, fraud, oyster, appoint, drawn, awning ,laundry, feud, shawl, jewel, royalty, powder, annoying, cashew, scoop, bamboo, browse, ointment, rooster, rescue

Which sentence shows evidence of historical fiction?