Great Day Today! You ALL Looked So Handsome And So Beautiful.

Don't forget to wear your professional sports shirt tomorrow! No Hats!

Bring back signed report card forms before Friday. Points awarded to homerooms with 100%!

Listen to Staves 4 and 5. Complete Check for Understanding #1-10.
Complete More Problem Pairs #1-18.

We'll finish up the power points!

Excited To Go To The Theater Tomorrow!

Read Staves Four and Five and do Check for Understanding Staves 4-5 and More Problem Pairs for Wednesday!

Extra points if you dress up!

Finish Power Point! Finish Listening To Stave Three.

Homework

1. Actively Study for Stave One Test.

2. Finish Stave Three Questions (just the front of the sheet).

3. Finish Power Point.

Complete The 5 Slide Power Point With Your Partner Using Stave One Words.

We will share the power point presentations tomorrow and watch them on the SMART Board. This should be a good way for you to prepare for the Stave One Vocabulary Test on Monday, December 9th.

Tonight answer the first 3 questions on the Stave Three Questions. Answer in Complete Sentences.

If you do not have a computer, create 5 sets of sentences which could be type on a slide tomorrow using each word correctly.

Try to get as many words done as possible on your power point!

Make Sure ALL 23 Words Are Correctly Used In Sentences In Your Grammar and Mechanics Notebook. Of Course, The Sentences Must Be In Regard To The Book! Vocabulary Test On Monday, December 9, 2013. Read First 15 Pages Of Stave Three.

Use Any Fifteen Of Your Vocabulary Words In Sentences In Your Grammar And Mechanics Notebook!

Sorry About My Blog Problem. Homework Listed Below.

1. Make sure the answers to the Stave Two questions are written neatly in complete sentences on the front.

2. Answer only Questions 2 and 3 on the back on white-lined paper (NOT NOTEBOOK PAPER).

3. Sequencing at the bottom should be done according to the way they happened in the book.

4. Make sure you have one example of alliteration, metaphor, personification and a simile in your Vocabulary/Note taking Notebook.