March 17, Monday

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 Today's lesson

1. Week 6 VW and definition  https://wordwall.net/play/88588/435/171

  •  cootie = hair louse (singular) / hair lice (plural)
  • spell (v) : spelled / spelt ; spelling bee 
  • spell (n.): cast a spell.
  • The witch cast a spell on the beautiful princess in the fairy tale. 
 2. Week 5 Quiz paper review and correction. 
         synonym and antonym: https://wordwall.net/play/88119/712/265
                                                https://wordwall.net/play/88119/246/391

3. 1st writing assignment review on common mistakes and work on 2nd draft. 

4. Week 6 Communication Book 

3/17

Monday

1.     Writing 2nd draft

2.     Sign and correction Quiz

3.     Google classroom (GC)

4.     3/21 Friday Unit Test:

a)     WK 5-6 VW, definition, spelling and FITB

b)     long e/a

c)     compound sentences

d)     synonym and antonym

e)     genre and author’s purpose

f)       RS story

3/18

Tuesday

1.  Sensay homework Week 6 due 3/24

2.  Copy Week 6 VW #16-30 x 3, definition x 1

Make 6 sentences from VW #16-30 at least 8 words.

3/19

Wednesday

1.     WK 6 worksheet #1

 

3/20

Thursday

1. WK 6 worksheet #2

2.Study for Unit Test

3/21

Friday

1.     Copy Week 7 VW #1-15x3, definition x 1

2.     Make 6 sentences from VW #1-15 at least 8 words.

3.     WK 6 worksheet #3

4.     Preview RS p.144-163

5.     Google classroom  

6.     Savvas Homework #1 due 3/30

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