1. How do we demonstrate trustworthiness?
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How do we demonstrate trustworthiness?
School
expectations
honesty
reliability
Work
dependable
accountability
agreement
Friends
confiding
helping
worthy
Family
Devoted
support
contribute

2. Use this week’s amazing words to discuss:
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Use this week’s amazing words to discuss:
How are the results of our efforts sometimes greater than we expect?
Mercy
Hope
Impressed
Devoted
Responsibility
Worthy
Forthright
Wholehearted
Expectations
Confirmation

3. “Every rancher for miles around knew about el manzano real.”
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Generalize
“Every rancher for miles around knew about el manzano real.”
Is this a generalization? If so, is it valid or faulty?
What are some other generalizations you could make?
How can you support your generalization?

4. What are some words that have re- or dis- as prefixes?
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Prefixes –
Re- and dis-
What are some words that have re- or dis- as prefixes?
What do they mean?

5. Multiple Meaning Words
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Multiple Meaning Words
What are the various meanings of the word “join”?
Discuss the following words with your group: what are their meanings?
Hard
Slipping
Finish

6. Reread Fox and Little Goat on pages 444-445.
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Imagery
Reread Fox and Little Goat on pages
What imagery can you find in the fable? What words help paint a picture?
Reread the description of Juan Verdades breakfast routine on pages What examples of imagery can you find here?
Descriptive Image
Sense (Sight, Sound, Touch, Taste, Smell)

7. Take out a piece of paper and put your heading on it.
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Spelling Test
Take out a piece of paper and put your heading on it.

8. Fill in the correct verb:
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Troublesome Verbs
Fill in the correct verb:
My chores include ____________________ and clearing the table. (setting/sitting)
My dog will respond to the commands “come”, “sit” and “_____________ down”. (lay/lie)
Mr. Ward _______________ Dalmatians and other dogs. (raises/rises)
Jake ________________ his jacket at the soccer field. (let/left)
I’m __________ how to make dough so I can make pizza. (learning/teaching)

9. After your locker is clean, work on your final draft.
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Weekly Test
When you finish your weekly test, hand it in, then clean out your locker.
After your locker is clean, work on your final draft.
Use blue or black ink and when you hand it in, include the rough draft, revisions, brainstorming, final draft and rubric.