This week you are receiving a "shorter" homework. You are continuing your work with prefixes. Since you have been looking at them for several weeks, you should feel very comfortable with them.
What is missing this week is a spelling list. You will not be receiving one because you will be given the Spelling Bee list very soon. We want you to seriously study that.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Friday, May 23, 2014
Conflict and Peace Videos
We watched this video in class and many of you wanted to watch it again later. Here is the link. Enjoy!
Live Leak History of Europe
Live Leak History of Europe
Thursday, May 22, 2014
HOMEWORK- Due 29 May
As usual, you have two pieces of homework for this week. The first piece of homework is to study the 10 words from the spelling packet. You are not responsible for the activities in the packet because we will do them together next week. The list of words you are responsible for are below.
The second part of your homework is to look for words with the prefixes mis-, un-, re-, and dis-. You have three short passages that use the words. When you come across (find) a word using one of those prefixes, you will write the word into the correct category.
Spelling Words:
The second part of your homework is to look for words with the prefixes mis-, un-, re-, and dis-. You have three short passages that use the words. When you come across (find) a word using one of those prefixes, you will write the word into the correct category.
Spelling Words:
- there's
- haven't
- he's
- couldn't
- that's
- I'll
- isn't
- didn't
- they're
- we'll
- mustn't
- shouldn't
- wasn't
- won't
- I'd
- wouldn't
- don't
- I've
- you've
- doesn't
Thursday, May 15, 2014
HOMEWORK- Due 22 May
We have been
discovering the prefixes “un” and “dis” and noticing them in texts. By now, you should know very well how to use
them. You have also been shown a
creative story using the words “fortunately” and “unfortunately.” For you homework, write your own creative
story using words with un- or dis-. Below
are your choices:
- Write a story using the pattern fortunately/unfortunately/fortunately/unfortunately, etc.
- Write a story using 8 different words with dis- and/or un-.
Word bank:
fortunately/unfortunately
|
like/dislike
|
important/unimportant
|
tied/untied
|
connect/disconnect
|
appear/disappear
|
usual/unusual
|
agree/disagree
|
paid/unpaid
|
Your second piece of homework is to study the words from the list 33. This list was given on Thursday, 15 May but is also below. Just like before, you are in charge of 10 of the words. Can you tell what prefix we want you to master now?
- rename
- remind
- sharing
- hoping
- rewrite
- making
- lately
- dancing
- reload
- serving
- replace
- lovely
- racing
- closely
- rebuild
- recopy
- regroup
- rethink
- politely
- nicely
Thursday, May 8, 2014
HOMEWORK- Due 15 May
This week, you will have two parts of your homework. One of your pieces is to study your spellings words. The words are at the bottom of this post. You will have a spelling test on Thursday, 15 May
The second piece is to complete the worksheet about prefixes. Since you did the discovery in class, you should know what dis- and un- do to a base word. They can be very powerful! For your homework, find real words that use un- or dis-. Write those on your homework, along with a quick meaning.
Here are your spelling words:
The second piece is to complete the worksheet about prefixes. Since you did the discovery in class, you should know what dis- and un- do to a base word. They can be very powerful! For your homework, find real words that use un- or dis-. Write those on your homework, along with a quick meaning.
Here are your spelling words:
- unseen
- unable
- discover
- unload
- unclean
- unsure
- uneven
- dislike
- displease
- distrust
- unwrap
- untrue
- unlucky
- unchanged
- untouched
- disobey
- disorder
- unbutton
- unpaid
- disappear
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