CLASSROOM WORK - Week 25

March 5, 2001

DOL: Abbreviation, Comma Splice, Capitalization, comma (Introductory

Clause)

In 1968 an oil company heiress left 4.3 million dollars to her 150 or so

dogs, when the dogs died the money went to the auburn university school

of veterinary medicine.

JOURNAL: The journey to the high school today. . .

DIAGRAMMING: Carl Akeley suddenly became ill and died of a fever.

Homework Helps (live or die by 'em)

Current events

Hand back work

Read Underground Railroad

Check out To Be a Slave

Chapter 11, lesson 2 or 3

March 6, 2001

DOL: Punctuation (Appositive), Usage (Right Word), Verb tense

Eric the Red the Norseman who discovered Greenland gived the continent

that name to make it seam like an attractive place to live.

JOURNAL: One thing that worries me about high school. . .

DIAGRAMMING: Mary had a difficult problem, but she faced it bravely.

Current events

Standardized test review

Observation Essay - Quick write - Turn it in today only

Chapter 11, Lesson 1 review

What makes a good story? Story elements. Take notes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 7, 2001

DOL: End Punctuation, Pronoun (Reflexive), Colon (To Introduce

Explanatory List), Commas (Series)

What music group called theirselves by the following names, the Quarrymen, Johnny and the Moondogs the Moonshiners and Long John and the Silver Beatles.

JOURNAL: When I go to high school I am confident that . . .

DIAGRAMMING: She remained in the Congo and finished Carl's work.

Current events

Standardized test - review

Chapter 11, Lesson 2 review

Story elements

 

March 8, 2001

DOL: Commas (Appositive), Spelling, Fragment, Capitalization

Nelson Mandela the president of south africa. Has spent most

of his life behind bars.

JOURNAL: The rules I'd change at this school . . .

DIAGRAMMING: She remained in the Congo and finished Carl's work.

Current events

Standardized test review

Chapter 11, Lesson 3 - review

Story elements - begin your story

March 9, 2001

DOL: Apostrophe (Possession), Pronoun/antecedent Agreement,

Subject/Verb Agreement, Usage (Right Word)

The interlocking bones on a horses legs allow it's body to hang like a

hammock while they sleep standing up.

JOURNAL: The group (or groups) that I belong to . . .

DIAGRAMMING: The trip to the high school had both good and bad points.

Current events

Spelling test

Chapter 11, Lesson 4 - review

Story elements - write your own story.