Warm-ups and Vocabulary Week 6. Monday, September 28, 2015(ELA) Please add the following words to your vocabulary list for this week: 1. deceased- no.

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Warm-ups and Vocabulary Week 6

Monday, September 28, 2015(ELA) Please add the following words to your vocabulary list for this week: 1. deceased- no longer living; dead 2. Dependent- relying on someone or something else for support 3. Dismal- gloomy, dreary, sad, or depressing 4. Devour- to swallow or eat up hungrily 5. Detach- to unfasten or to separate; to disunite; to disassociate

Monday, September 28, 2015(GRAMMAR) Please rewrite the following paragraph by correcting all the mistakes: children i am the schools principal the captain of your ship said the principle. my name is mr punctilious principal and this is dean dread who will mete out any discipline for misbehaving students he continued as he put a hand on the deans broad right shoulder

Tuesday, September 29, 2015(ELA) Please add the following vocabulary words to this week’s list: 6. Docile-easily managed, handled, or taught 7. Distraught- distracted or deeply agitated 8. Drone- to make a dull, monotonous, low, sound; to buzz or hum 9. Dumbfounded-to make speechless with amazement or astonishment. 10. Dishearten- discouraged

Tuesday, September 29, 2015(GRAMMAR) Please rewrite the following paragraph, correcting all the mistakes: william waggish always playfully humorous choose that moment to subvocalize a limerick under his breath his favorite way to deal with tension. he entitled it the mean dean. several people heard its utterance and jesse jocose who set nearby snorted in laughter

Wednesday, September 30, 2015(ELA) Please create a Frayer Model on the word, “dismal”.

Wednesday, September 30, 2015(GRAMMAR) Please rewrite the following paragraph, correcting all the mistakes: as william waggish uttered the last word of his limerick the teacher nearest him twitched and nodded his head. his eyelids fluttered his tongue protruded between his closed lips and wisps of smoke curled from his ears

Thursday, October 1, 2015(ELA) Please create a Frayer Model on the word, “distraught”

Thursday, October 1, 2015(GRAMMAR) Please rewrite the following paragraph, correcting all the mistakes: jesse jocose pointed to that teacher with his one hand and held the other over his mouth to muffle his giggles. the other teachers turned and glowered at him as students swiveled theyre heads in the direction jesse pointed

Friday, October 2, 2015(ELA) You have 5 minutes to study for your vocabulary quiz.

Friday, October 2, 2015(GRAMMAR) Please rewrite the following paragraph, correcting all the mistakes: only the teacher with the pink flower in her hair and the paint on her shirt smiled at the strange phenomenon of her eye-fluttering ear smoking tongue sticking out colleague and she somehow was different like a cool glacier breeze in a hot classroom