Sunday, January 29, 2012

February 3, 2012


None, but you can always READ!

Mrs. Ward
February 2, 2012


Key Syllable - Mid Term Test

Mrs. Ward
February 1, 2012


Study for Key Syllable Test.

Mrs. Ward
January 31, 2010


Journal Writing: As you were erasing a misspelled word in your journal, you made a startling discovery: If you rub the eraser on your skin, your skin disappears. What would you do next?

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Saturday, January 21, 2012

January 27, 2012


None, but you can always READ!

Mrs. Ward
March 1, 2012


Key Syllable - #19

Mrs. Ward
January 25, 2012


Spelling Sentences - Elaborate! (7+)

Mrs. Ward
January 24, 2012



Journal Writing: Congratulations! You have won the opportunity to direct a scene in a movie featuring your favorite celebrity. Whom would you choose? Describe the scene.

Mrs. Ward
January 23, 2011


Verb Suffixes *Definitions and Parts of Speech

celebrate

realize

advertise

analyze

organize

cooperate

congratulate

exercise

calculate

illustrate


Mrs. Ward

Saturday, January 14, 2012

January 20, 2012


None, but you can always READ.

Mrs. Ward
January 19, 2012


Journal Writing: REVISE one (1) of your writings.

Mrs. Ward
January 18, 2012


Journal Writing: Imagine that you've just found a bottle with a message inside. Write down what the message says and what you plan to do about it.

Mrs. Ward
January 17, 2012


OUTSIDERS PROJECT DUE.

Mrs. Ward

Monday, January 9, 2012

January 13, 2012


None, but you can always READ.

Work on: Outsiders Project

Mrs. Ward
January 12, 2012


Key Syllable - #15

Mrs. Ward
January 11, 2012


Spelling Sentences

Mrs. Ward
January 10, 2012


Please note this is NOT real. This is taken from a list of persuasive writing prompts that are designed to assist you with your thinking skills and organizing your arguments effectively. Online schools do exist, but this prompt is fictional.

Journal Writing: [Online Schools] The state department of education has provided funding for an experimental online school. All the classes will take place on the Internet, using email, online chat, and the world wide web. The students taking classes at this new online school will never meet each other face-to-face. They will only interact online with each other and with their teachers. The state is hoping this program will provide fairer educational access to students in outlying, rural areas. Opponents of the program argue that because of their lack of interaction with other students in a traditional classroom, the students who attend this online school will not develop the social skills that should be a component of their education. What is your position on this issue? Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper stating your position on this issue and supporting it with convincing reasons.


Mrs. Ward
January 9, 2012


Quick Summary

The root form, which means ‘shape,’ gives us a number of words that are used every day, including reform, information, deformed, and form. To ‘form," for instance, is simply ’to shape,’ whereas to reform is merely to ‘shape again.’ To keep you in verbal “shape,” let’s take a look at the way some other words are formed!

1. deform
2. informant
3. formality
4. format
5. formulate
6. formative
7. informative
8. conformity
9. multiform
10.cuneiform

Mrs. Ward