Review last week
Climate actions are natural events in weather. We’ve always had hurricanes, droughts and wildfires, flooding and high winds. However, we are now seeing more of these. They are stronger and worst than before and destroy people's lives and livlihood ( how they make a living) It is very concerning to climate scientists. Climate change/global warming plays a part in what is happening now. **(Hurricanes are called monsoons or typhoons in some people's countries...Lots of heavy rain AND strong winds). This may be new vocabulary for some of you. Write them down. Study the screenshot below. Then do the activity.
Climate actions are natural events in weather. We’ve always had hurricanes, droughts and wildfires, flooding and high winds. However, we are now seeing more of these. They are stronger and worst than before and destroy people's lives and livlihood ( how they make a living) It is very concerning to climate scientists. Climate change/global warming plays a part in what is happening now. **(Hurricanes are called monsoons or typhoons in some people's countries...Lots of heavy rain AND strong winds). This may be new vocabulary for some of you. Write them down. Study the screenshot below. Then do the activity.
WATCH and LEARN how to use the 'Learning Chocolate' activity. Then click on the blue button below to do the activity.
WATCH and LEARN how to use the 'Learning Chocolate' activity. Then click on the blue button below to do the activity.
Colors | Learning Chocolate.webmHOMEWORK - Answer these questions with complete sentences and e-mail me your answers.
HOMEWORK - Answer these questions with complete sentences and e-mail me your answers.
1) Does your country have any of these natural disasters or any others?
1) Does your country have any of these natural disasters or any others?
2) Have you experienced any of these in your country? If yes, tell me about your experience.
2) Have you experienced any of these in your country? If yes, tell me about your experience.
3) Do you know, has Washington state had any of these disasters? If yes, which ones do you know about?
3) Do you know, has Washington state had any of these disasters? If yes, which ones do you know about?
REVIEW nouns, verbs, and adjectives from last week. Click on the blue button below to go to WEEK 2 Writing page to review.
REVIEW nouns, verbs, and adjectives from last week. Click on the blue button below to go to WEEK 2 Writing page to review.
Last week we looked at 3 parts of speech: nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Let's review. Fill in the blanks to this sentence. Write it on a piece of paper. Then check your answers. Go to the word 'ANSWERS' and click on the 'v' on the right.
Last week we looked at 3 parts of speech: nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Let's review. Fill in the blanks to this sentence. Write it on a piece of paper. Then check your answers. Go to the word 'ANSWERS' and click on the 'v' on the right.
NOUNS are a __________, ____________, or ____________. VERBS are words that show _____________. ADJECTIVES are ________________ words; they describe ______________.
NOUNS are a __________, ____________, or ____________. VERBS are words that show _____________. ADJECTIVES are ________________ words; they describe ______________.
Look at the next 3 sentences. Choose the part of speech that would go there.
Look at the next 3 sentences. Choose the part of speech that would go there.
EXAMPLE: The (noun/verb/adjective) boy (noun/verb/adjective) over the old (noun/verb/adjective).
EXAMPLE: The (noun/verb/adjective) boy (noun/verb/adjective) over the old (noun/verb/adjective).
Answer: The (adjective) boy (verb) over the old (noun).
Answer: The (adjective) boy (verb) over the old (noun).
1) My friend likes to (noun/verb/adjective) on the grass.
2) The (noun/verb/adjective) dog was chasing the (noun/verb/adjective) around the yard.
3) Two birds (noun/verb/adjective) down and (noun/verb/adjective) on a (noun/verb/adjective).
ANSWERS
ANSWERS
NOUNS are a person, place, or thing. VERBS are words that show action. ADJECTIVES are describing words; they describe nouns.
NOUNS are a person, place, or thing. VERBS are words that show action. ADJECTIVES are describing words; they describe nouns.
1) My friend likes to (verb) on the grass. My friend likes to sit on the grass.
2) The (adjective) dog was chasing the (noun) around the yard. The excited dog was chasing the cat around the yard.
3) Two birds (verb) down and (verb) on a (noun). Two birds flew down and landed on a branch.