AR Book reading! Each student has set a different goal, but all students should reach AT LEAST 15 points each 9 weeks. This adds up to a little over one, one point book per week. AR books should be on a 3.5 reading level or higher.
You can download the "Point Scan" app and check your books at home to see if they are AR eligible!
English/ Writing:
Chapter 7 MORE VERBS
Extra Practice can be found under the "Extra Practice" tab. Afterschool Help link is provided there!
Reading:
Mood - The “atmosphere” of a text or the way it makes you feel when you read it
Simile - A comparison using “like” or “as”
Suffix - An added ending which alters the meaning of a word
Imagery - Vivid descriptions which appeal to the five senses and make the reader feel present
Genre - A category or type of literature
Hyperbole - An extreme exaggeration used for effect
Plot - The series of events which make up a story
First Person Point of View - A perspective identified by the use of words like “I” or “me”
Theme - The lesson the author would like the reader to learn
Chronological - a type of text structure which includes dates or times
Personification - A technique by which non-living things are given human traits or abilities
Synonym - A word that has a similar meaning to another word
Context Clues - Details surrounding an unfamiliar word which can help in determining its meaning
Math:
Math videos can be found on the homepage.
Science:
MAY 4-14
BIOSPHERE - areas where life can exist and the living organisms that live there
BIOME - a large area of the earth in which plants and animals share a similar environment
CLIMATE - the usual weather of a region over a long period of time
PERMAFROST - permanently frozen soil
CONIFERS - cone bearing trees
DECIDUOUS - trees that lose their leave in the winter
NOCTURNAL - animals that are active only at night
SUCCULENT - a plant that can store water in its stem or leaves
BIODIVERSITY - many species of plants and animals that are found in a specific area
SALINITY - amount of dissolved salt in the water
MARINE BIOME - saltwater biome
WETLAND - areas of land that are almost always wet
PEAT - partially decayed plant material
History:
May 4-14 Civil War Reconstruction
Bible:
Bible in Chronological Order