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Spelling Quiz and Language Practice Agenda for October 5, 2012

On October 5, 2012, students will focus on spelling and language skills. The agenda includes a Spelling Quiz for Unit 3 and exercises on Synonyms and Antonyms to enhance vocabulary. Students will also explore Edgar Allan Poe's horror stories, highlighting the impact of the Civil War on transportation. The day's activities will encourage active participation in spelling and vocabulary practice with partners, while students are reminded to predict their scores and complete assignments in a timely manner. Important dates for upcoming field trips are also noted.

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Spelling Quiz and Language Practice Agenda for October 5, 2012

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  1. Friday, Oct. 5, 2012 • In your agenda, please write: • Spelling Quiz Unit 3 • Finish Synonyms & Antonyms

  2. Daily Language Practice • 1. Edgar Allan Poe is the author of some of the most creepiest horror stories ever written. (1) • 2. Among his most effective tales are “the Tell-Tale Heart. (3)

  3. Vocabulary Unit Three • With a partner • 4 minutes • Actively practice spelling. • Return to seat before time is up. • Today is Oct. 5, 2012. • If I can’t read it, it is wrong. • Predict your score. • Begin Synonyms & Antonyms

  4. Ex. 6, p. 333 • 1. During the Civil War, armies used the railroads for the first time in a large conflict. • 2. Railroads quickly transported thousands of soldiers and tons of supplies. • 3. The North had almost twice as many railroad lines as the South. • 4. The telegraph also brought many advantages to the combatants. • 5. Generals could coordinate military movements on the battle fronts.

  5. Field Trip • Oct. 18 or 19th • Last Name EdemAgbemabiese to Ian McCann on Thursday, Oct. 18th • Last Name Crae McCracken to Hannah Zurich on Friday, Oct. 19th • LUNCH • DRESS!!!

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