Language Arts
You will find what we are learning about in Spelling, Reading, Grammar, and Writing below. Please scroll down to view each subject.
You will find what we are learning about in Spelling, Reading, Grammar, and Writing below. Please scroll down to view each subject.
Lesson Four Spelling Words
Endings in s, es, and ies
Test on September 25th
B/Basic List
spies
cities
dishes
wishes
fries
plants
foxes
lakes
carries
rivers
inches
churches
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L. 4
C/Challenge List
inches
stories
churches
matches
families
strawberries
features
themes
borders
cycles
evaporates
creates
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Lesson Five
-ed, -ing, -er, -est endings
List B
prayed
praying
stared
joking
loved
happiest
saved
invited
largest
larger
sunnier
inviting
List C
swimming
forgiving
dropped
spinning
disturbed
multiplied
freezing
describing
happier
happiest
immigrated
sunnier
https://www.spellingcity.com/users/gdiluca
(The above link is for spelling city. They can use this to practice their spelling words and play games.)
http://www.savvasrealize.com/index.html#/
This is the site where students and parents can view books that have an Accelerated Reader test assigned to the book.
Also, you may want to add our library catalog link.
https://stl.follettdestiny.com
My View reading book:
Genre: Traditional Tale
Grandma and the Great Gourd 21-43
Target skills; Analyzing plot and setting
-Students will read this tale and identify characters, plot, story structure and sequencing.
Unit One: Sentences
Test on September 23rd over types of sentences, subjects and predicates
Students will be learning about writing complete sentences. They will need to identify the types of sentences (command, statement, question, and exclamation) as well the appropriate punctuation for each type of sentence.
They will also learn to identify the subject in each sentences as well as the predicate.
Writing piece: Personal Narrative
Students will be writing their own personal narrative. They will recount an even that they remember clearly from their summer. Their stories must contain:
Hook (Beginning sentence to hook the reader)
Clear sequence of events which includes a detailed setting.
Transition words
Conclusion
These will be done in class but assisting your child is brainstorming events is helpful when they choose their topic.