WEEK #9 ANSWERS
1. thank
2. tank
3. rank
4. prank
5. plank
6. plan
7. plane
8. lane
9. lean
10. lease
11. please
Language Summer Extra Credit
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Tuesday, August 7, 2018
WEEK #9: FINAL WEEK- WORD LADDER
WEEK #9: FINAL WEEK- WORD LADDER
This is the final week for the summer blog. This is a Word Ladder. Start at the bottom with #1 to build words. Each word builds off the other. Use the clues to help you know how to change each word. Each one is worth .25, making this blog entry worth 2.75
This is the final week for the summer blog. This is a Word Ladder. Start at the bottom with #1 to build words. Each word builds off the other. Use the clues to help you know how to change each word. Each one is worth .25, making this blog entry worth 2.75
WEEK #8 ANSWERS
WEEK #8 ANSWERS
1. baking soda
2. Pop Tarts
3. chocolate chips
4. Betty Crocker
5. stovetop
6. team
7. club
8. troop
9. army
10. congregation
11. concrete
12. abstract
13. concrete
14. concrete
15. abstract
16. concrete
17. concrete
18. abstract
19. abstract
20. concrete
1. baking soda
2. Pop Tarts
3. chocolate chips
4. Betty Crocker
5. stovetop
6. team
7. club
8. troop
9. army
10. congregation
11. concrete
12. abstract
13. concrete
14. concrete
15. abstract
16. concrete
17. concrete
18. abstract
19. abstract
20. concrete
Tuesday, July 31, 2018
WEEK #8 NOUNS
WEEK #8 NOUNS
Each question is worth .15 making this activity worth 3 bonus points.
There are many different types of nouns.
Compound nouns- a combination of words either as one or more words that stands for a single person, place, or thing. example- peanut butter
Collective nouns- a word that stands for a group. example- class
Abstract- a noun that cannot be seen, felt, heard, smelled, or tasted
Concrete- a noun that can be seen, felt, heard, smelled, or tasted
Each question is worth .15 making this activity worth 3 bonus points.
There are many different types of nouns.
Compound nouns- a combination of words either as one or more words that stands for a single person, place, or thing. example- peanut butter
Collective nouns- a word that stands for a group. example- class
Abstract- a noun that cannot be seen, felt, heard, smelled, or tasted
Concrete- a noun that can be seen, felt, heard, smelled, or tasted
Compound Nouns:
Find the compound noun in each sentence.
1. Baking soda is used a lot in cooking and baking.
2. Did you know that Pop Tarts can be incorporated in other
recipes?
3. Add chocolate chips to any cookie to make it tastier.
4. If you are looking for a cheap and tasty cake, buy Betty
Crocker.
5. Even though the oven is the most common baking tool, you
can still use the stovetop as well.
Collective Nouns:
Find the collective noun in each sentence.
6. My basketball team is hosting a fundraiser for cancer on
Saturday.
7. Being a part of a club that participates in service projects means a lot to me.
8. Their Girl Scout
troop is selling candy bars to buy shoes for needy kids.
9. If you want to participate in making packages for the
army, be at the church by 5:00P.M.
10. The other day, Father Daryl asked the congregation to
donate money.
Abstract or
Concrete: Label each of the following as abstract (abs) or concrete
(con).
11. Apple _______
12.
Bravery _______
13.
Paragraph _______
14. Pencil _______
15. Talent _______
16.
Family _______
17.
Bicycle _______
18. Air _______
19.
Anger _______
20. Lion _______
Tuesday, July 24, 2018
WEEK #7 SUMMER EXPOSITORY PARAGRAPH
WEEK #7 SUMMER EXPOSITORY PARAGRAPH
It is time for a little bit of writing. How have you been spending your summer vacation? My days have been spent cleaning and organizing my basement. Oh what a mess! It will be such a relief when it is finished.
THE TASK
1. Write an expository paragraph explaining your summer vacation so far. You can focus on a typical day or a highlight from your vacation so far.
2. Your paragraph needs to have a topic sentence, at least 3 body sentences, and a closing sentence.
GRADING
1. 1 point for organization
2. 1 point for ideas
3. 1 point for conventions
I look forward to reading about your summer vacations.
It is time for a little bit of writing. How have you been spending your summer vacation? My days have been spent cleaning and organizing my basement. Oh what a mess! It will be such a relief when it is finished.
THE TASK
1. Write an expository paragraph explaining your summer vacation so far. You can focus on a typical day or a highlight from your vacation so far.
2. Your paragraph needs to have a topic sentence, at least 3 body sentences, and a closing sentence.
GRADING
1. 1 point for organization
2. 1 point for ideas
3. 1 point for conventions
I look forward to reading about your summer vacations.
WEEK #6 ANSWERS
WEEK #6 ANSWERS
1. for some breakfast
2. inside the refrigerator
3. on the counter
4. after breakfast
5. until 7:00P.M.
6. by dinnertime
7. with chicken, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and sour cream
8. at midnight
9. of the sun
10. under my pillow
1. for some breakfast
2. inside the refrigerator
3. on the counter
4. after breakfast
5. until 7:00P.M.
6. by dinnertime
7. with chicken, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and sour cream
8. at midnight
9. of the sun
10. under my pillow
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
WEEK #6 PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES
WEEK #6 PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES
Directions: Read each sentence. Identify the one prepositional phrase in each. Each is worth .3 making this activity worth 3 bonus points.
1. When I woke up, I was starving for some breakfast.
2. I looked inside the refrigerator, but nothing looked good.
3. I noticed some donuts on the counter, so I ate those.
4. After breakfast, my friend and I got together.
5. We rode our bikes, played basketball, and swam until 7:00P.M.
6. By dinnertime, I was exhausted and barely stayed awake.
7. Even though I was tired, I ate tacos with chicken, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and sour cream.
8. At midnight, I fell asleep while watching Netflix.
9. I couldn't help but wake up when the rays of the sun invaded my room.
10. I put my head under my pillow and ignored the sun.
Directions: Read each sentence. Identify the one prepositional phrase in each. Each is worth .3 making this activity worth 3 bonus points.
1. When I woke up, I was starving for some breakfast.
2. I looked inside the refrigerator, but nothing looked good.
3. I noticed some donuts on the counter, so I ate those.
4. After breakfast, my friend and I got together.
5. We rode our bikes, played basketball, and swam until 7:00P.M.
6. By dinnertime, I was exhausted and barely stayed awake.
7. Even though I was tired, I ate tacos with chicken, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and sour cream.
8. At midnight, I fell asleep while watching Netflix.
9. I couldn't help but wake up when the rays of the sun invaded my room.
10. I put my head under my pillow and ignored the sun.
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