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Week of Dec. 1st
Monday:
Voc. sentences:
1 exclamatory
1 interrogative
1 imperative
1 declarative
1 metaphor
1 simile
Follow the directions in your writers' notebook or at the bottom
of this page.
Social Studies: Study ch. 3 for test on Friday. Also
study Southeast map-states
and capitals. Remember, spelling
counts!
Tuesday:
Science: recite/review topics we have read from ch. 8. Finish
any topic sheets not already completed.
Soc. Studies: Study ch. 3 for test on Friday. Finish packet
if not already done.
Wednesday:
Reading: finish or polish up comp. questions.
Soc. Studies: STudy ch. 3 for test on Friday.
Thursday:
In addition to the nightly homework, students should read nightly for 30
minutes.
Vocabulary Sentences
1.Make margins on your paper using a straight object such as a ruler or the
edge of a notebook.
2.Write one sentence for each vocabulary word. Each sentence should be at
least eight words long.
3.Skip a line between each sentence.
4.Start sentences with capital letters.
5.At the end of each sentence, label it with the type of sentence
it is. Spell the label correctly:
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
simile
metaphor
6.Make sure you have no run-ons.
7.Make sure each vocabulary word is spelled correctly.
8.Check for proper punctuation.
Sentences will have to be done over during recess if these directions are
not followed.
A declarative just tells the reader something.
An exclamatory shows strong emotion.
An interrogative asks a question.
An imperative tells the reader to do something.
This is not an imperative: My mother said to make my bed.
This is an imperative: Make your bed, please.
A simile compares two things in a surprising way using the words like or as.
Dan is like a bear when he wakes up.
The lake was as smooth as glass.
A metaphor compares two things in a surprising way without using like or as.
Dan is a bear when he wakes up.
The lake is glass.
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