Thursday, November 15, 2012 Library Simple Subjects and Predicates Text Structure Bingo Homework: Read for AR, Study for CBA (parts of speech, text structure)

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Thursday, November 15, 2012 Library Simple Subjects and Predicates Text Structure Bingo Homework: Read for AR, Study for CBA (parts of speech, text structure) Honors: Writing Application

Library Bring AR contract to the library! You will need half your points the Friday after Thanksgiving.

Simple Subjects and Predicates  dUXxdmhIsw dUXxdmhIsw  Page 45 Exercise 2 (1-10) as a class.  Complete Writing Application independently on your on. Turn in for a grade.

Text Structure Bingo  On your bingo board randomly write the text structure names.  Sequence  Cause and Effect  Comparison  Problem and Solution  Proposition and Support  Description