Make Sure Your Family Coat Of Arms Is Colorful AND Finish The Back Of Study Guide: Unit 7. Complete Chapter 7 And Part II: Vocabulary.

Family Coat Of Arms Due Tomorrow.

Make sure to complete your "Family Coat of Arms" by printing a family value in each space and an illustration to explain it. These four values describe YOUR family.

We'll work on your statements and then begin reviewing the MCAS packet.

"Batten Down The Hatches"

Have a great day. Study your words and clauses (not Santa Claus) and write 5 great thought-provoking lines. Finish Unit 7 sheet!

Actively Study For Vocabulary Test , Section 2 Chapters 4-5.

We will have a vocabulary test on all the vocabulary words from chapters 4 and 5.

Actively study clauses and sentences. Make sure you understand Interrogativ, Declarative, Imperative and Exclamatory.

Study Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound/Compound.

Finish Study Guide: Unit 7

Write five sentences from Chapter 7 that caused some sort of reaction with you. Make sure you have FIVE!

Read Chaper 7 And Complete "What Do You Know?" Also Complete Simple Or Compound AND Complex Sentences!

Read Chapter 7 and complete ALL the questions 6-10.
Complete Simple or Compound    and Complex Sentences (disregard What Do You Know? 1-3 on back)


Study actively for a Vocabulary Test on Friday, February 8th. Words were supposed to be copied into
your notebook on January 23rd. They are the 18 words from "Vocabulary" Section 4 and 5 from ROTHMC.

Retakes tomorrow after school.

What Do You Know?

Tonight you have "What Do You Know?" to complete for homework. You must answer # 1 but ONLY for Chapter 6 on the back of the sheet. Answer Questions 2-5 in complete sentences on the actual sheet in your best handwriting or printing. The answer to Question 5 can be found on the second page of Chapter 7. You CANNOT answer Questions 6-10 because they are for Chapter 7 which we have not read or discussed.

Study the following words for a test on Friday, February 8th.

aloof                                      discourse
feigned                                  engrossed
nauseous                               vaguely
glint                                       subdued
malevolently                          densely
rivered                                   interjected
faltered                                  subtle
emphatic                                proprietors
envisioned                             mercantile

Have test signed

Study clauses  (independent and dependent), and sentences ( complex, compound, compound/complex and simple).

Complex Sentences and Compound/Complex Sentences.

Make sure you refer to your notes on Dependent and Independent Clauses. Remember a Complex Sentence contains one Independent Clause and one Dependent Clause.

A Compound/Complex Sentence contains two Independent Clauses and at least one Dependent Clause.

When you write your 3 Compound/Complex Sentences, use the book ROTHMC and put the page number where you found the sentence. You do not need to look in any one particular chapter. An example can be found on page 20 in Chapter 1 of Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry;
 "Mama glanced at the book I had rejected and she opened the front cover so that the offensive pages of both books faced her."

If you cannot find sentences, then make up your own.

Mrs. Jaggers gave us homework tonight and she told us to do our best, so we'd do well on a test.

or

We studied very hard for the test while we were after school and we made flashcards to help us.