10-28 homework

6th Grade: Study for spelling test. If you did not complete your Anne Frank journal essay, please complete for homework.

5th Grade: Study for spelling test. If you would like extra credit.....study the 6th grade words!

10-26 homework

5th Grade:
Write a sentence with each spelling word. Complete papers that you took home!

6th Grade:
Write a sentence with each spelling word.
Also, you have ART homework to write a paper for Ms. Wendy....DUE FRIDAY!

Parents, both classes are struggling to understand map skills. Please help at home.

10-25 homework

6th grade homework:
Read to page 54 in Anne Frank.
Spelling words:
remodel
grateful
enemy
instrument
perform
prefer
judged
adjusted
soldier
tremendous
mediocre
perception

5th grade read to page 72 in Out of the Dust

5th grade spelling words:
dust
club
apple
think
witch
bring
twist
welcome
sponge
subject
compliment
occupy
scramble
ritual
umpire
hinder
ponder
ancestor
emblem

10-22-10

Sorry about not posting last night, but my internet connection was down last night. The phone guy came out today and fixed it.

Don't forget your Map test Monday for both 5th and 6th grade. 5th grade has vocabulary words that go with the Map test!

Parents, many children had problems with map skills and we will review before the test, but if you can help at home...they need it!

Email me at sandrabrunergay@gmail.com if you have questions.

10-19 Homework

5th Grade Homework - Draw a map showing how to get from your home to PCA (or a nearby store).

5th Grade Spelling Words:
elementary
principal
science
language
history
clinic
computer
coach
counselor
recess

Vocabulary:
Latitude
Longitude
Axis
Degree
equator
Prime Meridian
Quadrant
Hemisphere

6th Grade Spelling and Vocabulary

Spelling Words – week of October 18th
poetry I like to read poetry on Sunday afternoon.
beautiful The flowers were very beautiful.
thirteen I was thirteen when I learned how to swim.
tongue My tongue hurt after eating that hot chili.
pieces I cleaned up the broken pieces of the vase.
neighborhood You have a delightful neighborhood.
thousand A thousand dollars should be enough to pay her tuition.
through I went through a tunnel to get to New York City.
unusual I thought he acted quite unusual.
building The building was so tall, you could barely see the top.
preliminary The preliminary report shows that we won't have enough equipment.
neutrality In 1914, President Wilson initially spoke of American neutrality regarding the World War.

Vocabulary (Literary terms)
Affix
Conflict
Figurative language
Legends
Main Idea

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