December 18, 2008

Journal: Many people visit their relatives during the holidays. Pretend that your uncle has just stopped by to visit, and he has brought a famous person as a surprise. Who is it? How do you and your family react?

Miss Clark

December 17, 2008

Spelling Sentences from Units 7-12. Long elaborate sentences.

Miss Clark

December 16, 2008

Journal: : Santa is gearing up for his annual visit. Pretend that this year as Santa is taking off from the North Pole, an alien spacecraft spots Santa’s sleigh and begins following it. Describes what happens next.

Miss Clark

December 15, 2008

Spelling - Unit(s) 7-12 Review


Sixteen (16) spelling sentences using the previous units (Unit 7-12) words.
Long, elaborate sentences.

Miss Clark

December 12, 2008

BOOK IN A BAG PROJECT DUE TODAY!

None, but you can always.....READ

Miss Clark

December 11, 2008

Writing Situation: Pretend your friend called you and said, “You aren’t going to believe what I found!” You rushed over to your friend’s home.

Now write a story about what happened when your friend found something.

Miss Clark

December 10, 2008


Spelling Sentences: Lesson 12

Nice, long elaborate sentences.

Miss Clark

December 8, 2008

Journal: Wow! Two feet of snow fell last night, and now school has been canceled. As you look out your bedroom window, you see a lost polar bear trudging through the snow. Write about what happens next.

Miss Clark

December 8, 2008

Spelling: Lesson 12 (Spelling and Pronunciation)
Definitions and Parts of Speech

February
separate
different
library
temperature
strength
length
vegetable
arctic
twelfth
probably
jewelry
literature
boundary
reference
beverage

*NOTE: These words are easy to misspell. Adults often have to think about the correct spelling of some of these words. You will really have to study these this week. To help you study try: FLASH CARD MAKER on-line.

USE THESE SITES TO HELP YOU STUDY:

http://teacher.scholastic.com/tools/spelling.htm
http://www.netrover.com/~kingskid/Safari/safari.htm

VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Please note:

Homework passes are ONLY for homework!

You do not have PROJECT passes; you only have homework passes.

Your Book in A Bag is considered a PROJECT. I look forward to seeing ALL of your projects on December 12th.




Miss Clark