Upcoming dates:
Mon, Apr
8………………………..No school
Tu, Apr
9………………………Fly tying @ 3:05
Th, Apr
11……………………..Fly tying @ 3:05
Fri, Apr 12…………………….Class
Picture Day
Apr 10-12……………I am
out of town; substitute
Wed, Apr 17th
……………….NWEA test (1-3:00)
Th, Apr 18…………………… NWEA
test (9:30-12)
Fri, Apr 19………………… NWEA
test (10:30-12)
Reading
6th graders: Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry!—will finish this
week
5th graders:
Unit 4: Poster for Forces of Nature due Wednesday
Language
Skills: Idioms, colons & semicolons, gerunds & infinitives
Writing—Epic printed out; work on cover, illustrations.
Spelling : U 32
Math
5th graders: Chapter 6: Ratios and Proportions
6th graders: Percents
5th
grade Social Studies
Chapter 14 The Constitution (Test
the week of the 15th?)
Science Planets & Math
LWR
Focus: cor
Meaning: heart
The quizzes will be a combination of the words AND their definitions,
rather than prefix, root, and suffix definitions.
Words
|
Definition
|
1.
accord (n)
|
a state of agreement, usually by means of a treaty
|
2. accordion (n
|
portable wind instrument producing notes of one’s heart
|
3. discord (n)
|
lack of agreement or harmony
|
4. concord (n)
|
agreement reaching one heart
|
5. concordance (n)
|
a guide to the ideas of a book, gets to the heart of the topic
(a Shakespeare concordance)
|
6. courage(n)
|
quality of having a brave heart
|
7. cordial (adj)
|
with heart-felt warmth
|
8. encourage (v)
|
to inspire; to hearten
|
9. discourage (v)
|
to dishearten
|
10.
record (v)
|
to put in writing the feelings of one’s heart
|
5th grade—
U 32
Suffixes: -ent, -ant, -able, -ible
Dictation
Sentences:
1.
Scared
rabbits run with urgency.
2.
Cows eat
with great frequency.
3.
Bright
lights shine with radiance.
Basic: different, difference, urgent,
absent, absence, frequent, vacant, vacancy, distant, distance, infant, infancy,
radiant, honorable, comfortable, possible, terrible
Challenge: evident, evidence, occupant,
occupancy, capable
U 33 (next week, incase I don’t get
them up due to travel)
Greek Word Parts
Dictation
Sentences:
1.
Is calligraphy
beautiful writing?
2.
We televise
our school ball games.
3.
The symphony
played lovely music.
Basic: autograph, photograph, paragraph,
telegraph, biography, homograph, telephone, megaphone, saxophone, xylophone,
homophone, microscope, microphone, microwave, biology, photocopy, telescope
Challenge:
telecommute, bibliography,
phonetic, microbe, autobiography
6th grade-
U 32
Greek Word Parts
Dictation
Sentences:
1. In psychology we study the
mind.
2. A timeline shows a chronology.
3. Is my story in our anthology?
Basic: geography, geology, geometry,
democracy, democratic, aristocrat, aristocracy, zoology, technology, mythology,
apology, thermos, thermometer, thermal, thermostat, automatic, automobile
Challenge: archaeology, geographic,
bureaucracy, etymology, autocrat
Real
World Vocabulary Language
Arts: Reading
biography,
memoirs, abridged, excerpt, autobiography, prose, genre, literature
U 33 (for next week, in case I
don’t get them up due to travel)
Latin Word Roots
Dictation
Sentences:
1. How my nails need a manicure!
2. The audience loved the play.
3. Did Congress pass a new law?
Basic: prescribe, manuscript, contract,
extract, manufacture, manual, management, progression, vocal, vocabulary,
audition, eject, inject, objection, impose, expose, proposal
Challenge:
manipulate, protractor,
inscription, auditory, advocate
Real Word
Vocabulary: Social Studies: Manufacturing
raw
materials, factory, mechanized, laborers, assembly line, foreman, machinery,
specialization
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