Complex Sentences

Make sure you review our class notes today on complex sentences. Watch this quick video for review

Week 6 Homework Sheet

Click on the above title to see your H/W for this week

Coming this week

• Complex Sentences
• Styling Super Sentences (SSS) Techniques  (I)
• Free Enterprise System in the U.S./Capitalism
• Writing Scripts Format
• Essay Writing Strategies
• Spelling Content Words Lesson 2
• Performing Skits on Free Enterprise 

Phrase of the Week

The bee that makes the honey doesn't hang around the hive

Vocabulary of the Week
punctilious

Test Review

Feel free to post questions  you may have about tomorrow's tests.  Your fellow students might give you an answer. Feel free to share any of the sentences or techniques you are using to study for the tests.

Change to Wed. H/W

Write a paragraph that describes your bedroom.

WILF

• Use a variety of advanced simple sentences
• Use a variety of compound snetences
• Can you integrate some advanced simple sentences technqiues into your compound sentences
• Avoid banned words - e.g. There is/are  I  many things etc.
• Write neatly (or type and stick) on a large index card
• Approx 100-150words

DUE: THUR

Compound Sentences + Study Techniques

We covered these complicated words today:

• Independent Cause
• Coordinating Conjunction
• Semi colon (;) in compound sentence

Would you know what these meant if you had a pop quiz on these terms? Hint! Hint!
What do did you find confusing about today's class?

 

Comments appreciate: However, you must write your comment as a compound sentence!!!

 

Enjoy these videos from today's class.

 

 

Change to Social Studies H/W for tonight (Due: Wed)

Come up with a unique way to remember all the information on one of your 'Study Cards' for Friday's test.Sugggestions include. Make it something simple. Don't spend more than 15 mins on this activity

• Acroynms
• Drawing
• Mnenomic device
• Jingle or song
• Sentence with  special meanings

You should use the techniques we covered in today's class  on how to 'study for tests'  for all future tests. They work. Honestly!