Appositives

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1. Appositives and Parts of Speech worksheets.
2. Online appositive practice

Play this game yourself or against a family member
http://www.quia.com/cb/8095.html

Parts of Speech Game
http://www.toonuniversity.com/flash.asp?err=487&engine=2

Bring any questions you have about these grammar topics to me tomorrow. Test is Thursday.
3. Read

Compound Sentences

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Sentence Fluency booklet  p.5 & 6
Finish your 'turning points' brainstorm of ideas - share your ideas with a parent. Do they agree?

Recap
Do you still remember  the 4 characteristics of compound sentences?
Enjoy this video again!

Narrative Pieces

Congratulations on your first pieces of writing. They were very enjoyable and many clearly achieved the objectives set. Condos to Janna, Aiden, Thor, and Patrick for their Sammy Snakes

Student of the Week: Tasha

Print next week's  Week at a Glance here:

Bring in a camera for Monday's science lesson: ASK permission from your parents first. You are responsible for the camera if you bring it in. You may not use the camera on the bus to or from school. It is needed for a Science investigation

Monthly Message:  At the end of every month I add a special video on the blog that I call the Monthly Message - There is always a 'life lesson' in the video. Enjoy the first one below.

Factor Strings and Prime Factorization

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1.9 and IXL K.2
Use this recap to go over today's lesson again - Test is tomorrow!

Compound Sentences

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STUDY LINK 1.8 AND IXL A.1

FINAL DRAFT OF WRITING DUE THUR

WILF

• Seed idea
• Contains: Strong descriptions of  the object, the setting, an emotion, and a message
• Use a variety of advanced sentence openers
• Correct presentation: Comic Sans, Font 12, 1.5 line spacing

Optional - inserted picture of your object

Final Draft will be due on Thursday 

GRAMMAR REVIEWWe covered these complicated words today:

• Independent Cause
• Coordinating Conjunction

Advanced students might be able to include a few compound sentences in their narratives?