Friday, November 30, 2007
Spelling: Lesson 11 (Spelling and Pronunciation)
Definitions and Parts of Speech
February
separate
different
library
temperature
strength
length
vegetable
arctic
twelfth
probably
jewelry
literature
boundary
reference
beverage
*Please remember what I told you in class - these are words that are easy to misspell. Adults often have to think about the correct spelling of some of these words. You will really have to study these this week. To help you study try: FLASH CARD MAKER on-line.
http://www.scholastic.com/kids/homework/flashcards.htm
Miss Clark & Mrs. Hogsett
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Read! For some, I know this is NOT your favorite thing to do. I understand that, but I need for you to take just 10-15 minutes, put the video controller down, or turn off the TV and just pick up your reading book for a short time.
If you read a little bit each day, you will get stronger in that skill. I promise. Maybe, just maybe, you might begin to like it.
Miss Clark
Friday, November 16, 2007
Monday, November 19th
READING BENCHMARK TEST (1st Nine Weeks).
Homework: Community Service Project
*Please being one canned good to class. You will be given (5) points for this homework assignment.
(Awesome what they did with these cans, but we will be donating ours to the "One Man, One Can" project at BBMS.) :) We'll place the cans in Miss Boor's box in her classroom. :)
Miss Clark & Mrs. Hogsett
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Monday, November 5, 2007
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Polar Bear Pride
http://www.polarbearsinternational.org/photo-and-video-gallery/2005-polar-bear-cam-highlights/
Friday, November 2, 2007
POSTERS LA 1/2
Ink on Paper
Posters for Classrooms in Bailey Bridge Middle School
The Posters should include:
What to submit:
Poetry
Short Stories
Movie Reviews
Book Reviews
Recipes
Drawings
Photographs
Favorite websites
Comics, etc....
Where to submit:
Room 713
When to submit:
Daily
Why to submit:
To be published in school wide newsletter just for students!
Thank you for for being such a super class!
Miss Clark
Mini-book Project
Book Project
Elements of Fiction
Directions: Fold a piece of drawing paper in half, then in half again. When you unfold the paper, you will have four boxes of equal size. Cut the paper in half along one of the folds. Slip one piece of the paper inside the other, and staple the fold to create an eight-page book.
· Cover – The title and author at the top, your name in the lower right-hand corner, and a new cover design for the book.
· Inside cover (page 2) – Blank, no text.
· Page opposite the inside cover (page 3) – A description of the setting and conflict.
· Center spread, left side (page 4) – The name and brief description of the protagonist and the antagonist, and the names and descriptions of two other characters.
· Center spread, right side (page 5) – A summary of the plot.
· Next page, page 6 – A brief description of the climax.
· Inside back cover, page 7 -- Five vocabulary words (and their definitions) that are important in the book; the words might offer other students an indication of the reading level/difficulty of the book.
- Back cover (page 8) -- A teaser written to entice others to read the book.
You will graded on- 100 points
· Completeness
· Neatness
· Creativity
- Grammar (spelling and punctuation)
- (Make sure to label the following: setting, conflict, protagonist, antagonist, characters, plot, and climax.)
Due Date: Monday, November 12, 2007
Parents: Please encourage your son/daughter to read for a short time every evening and to complete the project on time. They have read several novels in class during Self-Selected Reading - "SSR". Thank-you!
Parent Signature ______________________________________