Opener #10 Week of. 1.Campers rely frequently on flashlights. 2. the pandas belonging to the zoo 3. The fruit of the Sandbox Tree, native to South America.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Test Review.  Reading and Writing Skills Reading and Writing Skills  Grammar and Usage Grammar and Usage  Literature Literature  Vocabulary Vocabulary.

Advertisements

PUNCTUATION In class we have been working on our punctuation in sentences and paragraphs. Here is an example of some of the paragraphs we have been working.

Agenda *Definitions - * Do Now Warm-up Story Today Vocabulary Words Spelling-Words Review STORY Templates- review Homework.

Understanding Verb Tense

March 22, 2o11. Please turn to Content Mastery page 14 (it continues to page 15 as well) Read each word Underline the stressed syllable in each word Circle.

This line contains comparatives and superlatives more renewable most renewable heavier heaviest Comparatives are adjectives or adverbs that compare.

Punctuation and Grammar

Verb Tense, Form, Mood, Voice, and Agreement

SnapShot Summary THIS ACTIVITY COUNTS AS A 100 POINT QUIZ GRADE! People take snapshots every day on their phones of people, places, and things…let’s make.

Morphemes Grammar & Language.

Subject-Verb tense Agreement. Question What does it mean to make your subject and verb tense agree?

A E I M Q J OOOO N SSSS R TTTT PPPP LLLL HHHH DDDD CCCC B GGGG F KKKK.

Practice with Verb Tense Using Verb Tense Correctly: Been There, Done That! ACC ESOL Department.

Welcome! The Topic For Today Is… PSSA Prep Reading.

VOCABULARY Match the words with the correct synonym.Fiery.Terrifying.Store.Strange.Horrifying.Burning.Passages.Save.Mysterious.Access.Emergency.warm.TropicalInstantly.Immediately.Soak.

Punctuation What are the different types of punctuation?

Cause/Effect Practice First this…then that!. Every cause has an effect. Causes happen FIRST. For example, a seed is planted, a plant grows. If the seed.

INSPIRE WORKSHOP. What will you see today? Shared Writing Dictation Independent Activities Editing and Improving.

Welcome to... A Game of X’s and O’s Modified from a game Developed by Presentation © All rights Reserved

REPORTED SPEECH. Transformations in reported speech: Mind tense changes!!! 1.“I know his address!” 2.“I can help you”. 3.“We are proud of your work”.

NEXT Modals Capitalization Present Future Spelling & Gerund / Infinitive Team One Team Two Team Three.

 My State Report By: Type your names. My state is Copy an image of your state and paste here.

Opener #4 Week of. 1. Maria sang many songs while she baby-sat for her sister. 2. battery of the cell phone 3. Pat Reily coached many successful games.

Weeks Ms. Brittany, Ms. Vanessa, & Ms. Sarabeth.

Context  Context (n): the words that come just before and after a word or sentence and that help you understand its meaning.  Last week was Henry’s birthday.

Opener #8 Week of. 1.Shawn Bradley is a very tall son-in-law! 2. the albums owned by the Rogers family 3. A condo in Paris, France was purchased by Bill.

Opener #6 Week of. 1. Some people have a fear of going to the dentist. 2. the only sister of Andy and Jared 3. Mercedes, a former student body officer,

Opener #1 Week of. 1. The United States’ team won many Olympic medals. 2. the car of Wilfredo 3. Little kids discover lots of bugs under rocks. 4. The.

Opener #11 Week of. 1.One of our greatest opportunities is to serve on a jury. 2. Secrets of the women 3. Sixteen pizzas were eaten by the famished middle.

Opener #3 Week of. 1. School children seem to enjoy Valentine’s Day. 2. Rusty weapons of the gladiators 3. Anne Frank wrote a compelling diary that is.

Opener #12 Week of. 1. Patriotism is a quality that we all express in different ways. 2. the bombs in the fighter jet 3. The annual Macy’s Thanksgiving.

Opener #1 Week of. 1. The United States’ team won many Olympic medals. 2. the car of Wilfredo 3. Little kids discover lots of bugs under rocks. 4. The.

Opener #10 Week of. 1.Campers rely frequently on flashlights. 2. the pandas belonging to the zoo 3. The fruit of the Sandbox Tree, native to South America.

Welcome Back Teachers! During this week of school, we created a simple editing invitation to help you model and teach expectations with students during.

Verbs Definition: A word that expresses an action or helps to make a statement.

PAST SIMPLE OR PRESENT PERFECT?

Today we are going to learn about…

Parts of Speech Copy all text that is highlighted in RED in your notebook like we started in class. All other information may be copied or just reviewed.

Math Corner-Monday What number do you see below? How many tens does it have? Number Talk! Using your Rekenrek, show 4 beads on top, and 3 beads on bottom.

D I G I T A L 4.0 Future Simple Tense ENG M.1 Sem. 2 Grammar

Grammar Study: Reported Speech Next.

DOL: past and present tense, capitalization, punctuation

Welcome! October 26th, 2017 Thursday

Vocab Minute week 4 Sept 12- Sept 16.

Vocab Minute week 2 Aug 22- Aug 26.

Grammar and Punctuation

Warm Up # Copy the quote 2. Write what it means 3

What's wrong with the car?

English B50 Grammar Review #1.

Look ahead to your future… Create a tool to market yourself!

A-Z Questions Fifth Six Weeks

DOL level 4 week 10 Analogy true : untrue – sense : __________

Grammar Study: Reported Speech Next.

North Carolina Read to AchieveA Parents’ Guide to NC House Bill 950

Resources Unit 5 Week 5 Day 4.

Two other people.

Editing Invitation Sentence Structure Day 1.

Perfect Tenses Of Verbs

Diagramming: Complex Sentences with Adverb Clauses

PRESENT SIMPLE By Shanti.

An Overview for Parents

Word of the Day List nd 9 Weeks.

TYPE TOPIC HERE Type general description here Type number Type number

What time will Lauren arrive for the party?

Reported Statements.

Grammar Study: Reported Speech Next.

Presentation transcript:

Opener #10 Week of

1.Campers rely frequently on flashlights. 2. the pandas belonging to the zoo 3. The fruit of the Sandbox Tree, native to South America explodes its seeds up to a distance of fifteen feet! 4. Opera singers have (drank, drunk) special brews for their voices for centuries. 5. During class on Thursday

Root: junct, join, jug Definition: Words with Part of Speech: (minimum of 5) Sentence: (underline the root) Affix: (prefix) inter- Definition: Words with Part of Speech: (minimum of 5) Sentence: (underline the affix)

6. Most of the old Olympic Village buildings (need/needs) repainting. 7. The children decided to stop whining and to do something useful. 8. I need to buy a backpack before school starts. 9. Most sixteen-year-olds are (already/all ready) driving. 10. Past tense of know

Sentence Diagramming Sentences with There, Here, and Where SubjectVerb Diagram each of the following sentences. 1.Where is your lunch? 2.There are six cats. 3.Here comes the parade. Here comes the bus. buscomes There, Here, Where the here SubjectVerb there When there is not used as a modifier, place it on its own line above the other diagram.

Minimum of 5 Sentences Check your grammar, punctuation, spelling, and capitalization Prompt:What is the meaning of the quote listed? Explain your answer.

11. Performing in public is easier for Bill than (she, her). 12. I find myself fascinated by this project. 13. Maybe (you’re, your) sister will be the winner. 14. The Olympic motto is “Citius, Alitius, Fortuis.” It is Latin for “Faster, Higher, Braver.” 15. periodical

Root: rupt Definition: Words with Part of Speech: (minimum of 5) Sentence: (underline the root) Affix: (prefix) intra- Definition: Words with Part of Speech: (minimum of 5) Sentence: (underline the affix)

16. Line up in your positions for the next kick off 17. Becoming an engineer has been a lifetime dream. 18. A float without flowers has never been allowed in the Rose Parade. 19. weve been to charleston south carolina twice this summer 20. Either one of the new movies would be fine with me.

Sentence Diagramming Review Diagram each of the following sentences. 1.Some day Jeff will be a leader. 2.Sarah is a good reader, but she dislikes math. 3.The tornado blew down buildings. 4.Jake hopes to attend scout camp.