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Weekly Homework and Activities Overview (April 16, 2014)

This document outlines the homework assignments and activities for the week of April 16, 2014. Key tasks include the Spelling Quiz for Unit 13 scheduled for next Friday and the opportunity for students to retake Exam 15 on page 442. Students are reminded to submit the end-of-year permission slip by today. Upcoming events include a Science PSSA, a Park outing, Dance activities, a trip to Hershey Park, and the Formal Awards Ceremony. Additionally, daily language practice includes understanding haikus and gerund phrases.

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Weekly Homework and Activities Overview (April 16, 2014)

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  1. Wednesday, April 16, 2014 • In My Homework, please write: • Spelling Quiz Unit 13 next Friday • Ex. 15, p. 442

  2. Retake • Below 36 • By end of today

  3. Permission Slip

  4. End of year… • COOL DAY • Science PSSA • Park • Dance • Hershey Park • Activity Day • Formal Awards • Tootsie Awards

  5. Daily Language Practice • 1. Haiku is a ancient form of Japanese poetry exactly 17 syllables long. (2) • 2. A haiku captures a fleeting impression of a brief important moment. (1)

  6. Vocabulary Unit Thirteen • Practice Spelling

  7. Please do now… • How old were you four years ago? Describe some things you can do now that you could not do then. Try to use strong vocabulary words.

  8. Ex. 13, p. 441 • 1. riding – direct object • 2. Hiking, camping – subject • 3. visiting – object of a preposition • 4. dancing – subject • 5. touring - subject

  9. Read p. 442 • For ex. 15 • Write the gerund phrases. • Label either subject, direct object, predicate noun, or object of a preposition.

  10. TAS Questions • What can you tell me about early tv? • How can you infer and predict meaning texts?

  11. What are the uses of phrases and clauses?

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