Recap on exponents. Watch this short video to recap today's session
http://www.safeshare.tv/w/XTUurnmzSK
Enjoy your jigsaw puzzle again. Can you remember the characteristics of poetry?
H/W
Find two poems on the internet that you think express an emotion, idea, feeling. Bring them to school. Poems should be printed and cut out. (Due: Wed) There are links on the left of the blog to help with your search.
Kennings Poem: (Due Wed)
Make sure your finished draft meets most of the characteristics of effective poetry.
Everyday Object Poem (Due: Thur) - We will start this in class tomorrow. YOU Do NOT have to work on this tonight.
WILF: Approx. 16 lines, precise word choice, clear title, poetic format, purpose has a purpose
Remember Mrs Clayton's Science H/W: Due Thur
Clayton Class: I look forward to reading your group essays. Remember: avoid words like you, I, there is /there are
Wednesday's Social Studies: Class Exercise
Use these links with your social studies
http://lingro.com/translate/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Egyptian_revolution
Group essay question: What are the similiarities between the Declaration of Independence and the recent revolution in Egypt
I am doing The Road Not Taken and Where the Sidewalk ends.
ReplyDeleteRachel, can you create a chatzy?
ReplyDeletewhich IXL do me and George have to do Mr.Buxton?
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ReplyDeleteMr.Buxton a lot of us lost our genre pizzas so could you give us another one. also if you are worried that we will lose the pizza again we can write our names and then you can keep the pizza and when we are done with a conference you or one of us can put it up.
ReplyDeleteAditya, the IXL is Q 14
ReplyDeleteStopping by the woods on a snowy evening and the rose family is what i chose for my thing
ReplyDeleteno.. make your own
ReplyDeletePLease... what is the math homewrok
ReplyDeletewhat do you mean, mr buxton?
ReplyDeleteRohan- He meant you had to make your own genre pizza. I think...
ReplyDeleteWhen I search the poem i would like to do it just comes up with the books cover. what should i do
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ReplyDeletestudy link 7.2 and ixl Q.14
whew thanks Caroline
ReplyDeletecaroline you find a poem you like and you print the thing in words the actual poem.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0152013067/ref=sib_dp_pt/190-6915748-1545141#reader-link
ReplyDeleteCaroline
Thanks for printing my poems, Han!!!!!!!! :-)
ReplyDeletewelcome! :)
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ReplyDeleteNot sure but I hope so! :)
ReplyDeleteH/W. Math: IXL Q13 and 14. Also SL 7.2.
ReplyDeleteRLA: Bring two poems that speak to you. Also the Kennings poem.
can we put a pic of the thing or person behind the text if we want
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ally/allies
concede
errand
peer (equal)
bias
penance
bland
plummet
flourish
absurd
sauntered
linger
Mr.Buxton, I went out of my way to search through this my day book vocabulary list. The reason for this is because of my comment today in class, about not all advanced words were three or more syllables long. The words above are all words you yourself have taught us, put on our vocabulary list, yet are 1 or 2 syllables long.
I always try to prove myself right if I hav the energy.
does everyone go on chatzy?
ReplyDeleteCan someone help me? This is what I have so far:
ReplyDeletePaperback, hardback
Information storer
Great borer
Breath-taker
Amazing entertainer
Fiction and not
Adventure, mystery
REalistic, fantasy
Many more
Text, pictures
Plots, chapters
Read it
Be here, yet there
Write inside this,
Create a litany
Incessant exciter
Never-ending dulller
i just need help with whether there was balance. You no me, I don't have much balance. Look how much I blog and chatzy!
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ReplyDeleteInformation storer
Great borer
Breath-taker
Amazing entertainer
Fiction and not
Adventure, mystery
REalistic, fantasy
Many more
Text, pictures
Plots, chapters
Read it
Take a journey through paper
Write inside this,
Create a litany
Incessant exciter
Never-ending dulller
Paperback, hardback
ReplyDeleteInformation storer
Great borer
Breath-taker
Amazing entertainer
Fiction and not
Adventure, mystery
REalistic, fantasy
Memoirs, biographies
Many more
Text, pictures
Plots, chapters
Read it
Be here, yet there
Write inside this,
Create a litany
Incessant exciter
Never-ending dulller
Sorry I am posting this so many times, I just think of new things each time I post it.
in the 3rd one, be here yet there should be what the line was changed to in the 2nd one.
ReplyDeleteText, pictures
ReplyDeletePlots, chapters
Lose one's self in it
Take a journey through paper
Write within this,
Create a litany
Does this 3rd stanza make sense and have rhythm?
yeah I think that great Anisha
ReplyDeleteMaybe though you might want to change
ReplyDeleteWrite within this,
Create a litany
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writing within this.
Not sure just a small suggestion...
ReplyDeleteThank you for your suggestions, Han!
ReplyDeletewelcome happy to help! :)
ReplyDeleteWhen do we bring the fruit to school? Please reply...
ReplyDeletenexct week
ReplyDeleteSearch the same list for 3+syllable words. You'll find them there to. My comment is meant as a guide!
ReplyDeleteokay
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