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.
After taking the Lesson One spelling test on Sept. 10th, List B from lesson two will be given as a pretest. If your child scores 100% on the pretest, their spelling words for Lesson 2 will be the List C words (Challenge list). This will continue each week, with a pretest given to determine which students make the challenge list by getting 100% on the pretest for with the Basic list from that lesson.
Lesson 8 Spelling Words: Vowel Diagraphs
Test on Thursday, November 5th
Lesson 8 - List B (Basic)
owner
peaches
asleep
display
shadow
dream
braided
charcoal
agree
maintain
voice
south
Lesson 8 - List C (Challenge)
shadow
dream
braided
charcoal
agree
maintain
tomorrow
freedom
entertain
shield
lack
exposure
Lesson 9 Spelling Words: Dipthongs
Test on Thursday, November 12th
Lesson 9 - List B (Basic)
voice
joint
spoil
choice
destroy
poison
frown
noise
found
around
flower
crown
Lesson 9 - List C (Challenge)
toybox
oyster
appoint
poison
destroy
rejoice
royalty
voyage
soybean
joyful
moisture
powder
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Section 2 Skills
Nouns
Common and Proper Nouns
Singular and Plural Nouns
More Plural Nouns
Irregular Plural Nouns
Singular Possessive Nouns
Plural Possessive Nouns
Irregular Plural Possessive Nouns
Collective Nouns
Nouns as Subjects
Words Used as Nouns and as Verbs
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How-to Article
Students will choose a topic that they know a lot about.
How to....draw a snowman, braid hair, make a basket, make a peanut butter sandwich etc.
They will develop an introductory paragraph to catch the readers attention. Give a list of supplies needed. Then write a step by step explanation about how to do this certain thing. (No more than 7 steps).
They will be using their Voyages book to help navigate them step by step through the writing process. Mentor texts are provided as well as multiple examples of each target skill with practice to ensure a smooth transition into their own how-to article. Their how-to articles will be graded on their ability to apply the above target skills to their own writing.