Journeys: Off and Running
1. control
2. mighty
3. slight
4. apply
5. odor
6. dough
7. strike
8. thrown
9. stroll
10. groan
11. silent
12. sign
13. spider
14. compose
15. brighten
16. define
17. reply
18. height
19. approach
20. excite
Bonus
21. require
22. reproach
23. defy
24. plight
25. opponent
Monday= ABC order
Tues. = Write a sentence with each word.
Wed. =Write a paragraph with at least 10 words.
Thursday =Write spelling words 5 times each. STUDY!
Friday= TEST
Week 11
1. Which state has the longest coastline on the Atlantic Ocean? Flordia
2. What is the capital of Ohio? Columbus
3. Which ocean contains many icebergs? Arctic
4. Through which country in the Western Hemisphere does the Tropic of Cancer pass? Mexico
5. Which Pole is on a continent? south
6. Which states boarder the Pacific Ocean? Washington, Oregon, California, Alaska, Hawaii
7. Which continents are in both Eastern and Southern Hemispheres?Africa, Australia, Asia, Antarctica
8. What do black dots on a map usually represent? cities
5- 6th Spelling Test
Thursday 10/23/14
- breath
- wobble
- blister
- crush
- direct
- promise
- grasp
- numb
- hymn
- shovel
- gravity
- frantic
- swift
- feather
- comic
- bundle
- solid
- weather
- energy
- stingy
Monday=Write a sentence with each word.
Tuesday=Paragraph with 10 or more words
Wednesday= Write words 5 times each.
Thursday=TEST
D.O.G. Week 9
Test Monday the 20th
1. What is the capital of Alaska, the only state that touches two oceans? Juneau
2. What does a map's scale show? distance
3. As you get_____ to the equator, temperatures usually get_________. closer, warmer
4. Which ocean borders Russia to the north? Arctic Ocean
5. What are the names of the five great lakes? Superior, Erie, Michigan, Huron, Ontario
6. What is the capital of Washington? Olympia
7. Which two oceans meet at the southern tip of South America? Pacific and Atlantic
8. Which hemisphere has more land, the Eastern or Western? Eastern
Unit 1 Lesson 1
Mrs. Rhonda Gross
1. specialty
2. disturbing
3. collapsed
4. squashing
5. shifted
6. numb
7. staggered
8. struggled
9. wobbled
10. interrupted
Monday – Write a sentence with each word.
Tuesday- Paragraph with 10 or more words.
Wednesday- Write words 5 times each.
Thursday- Test
Friday- NO SCHOOL
1. What is the capital of the state whose neighbors are Canada, Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts? Concord
2. The many islands that stretch from Florida to Venezuela? West Indies
3. Most continents are divided into countries, and countries are often divided into states. How are some of the United States then divided?
Into counties
4. What is the difference between a strait and an isthmus? A strait connects bodies of water and an isthmus connects landmasses
5. What is the longest north-south river in the United States? Mississippi
6.Name the capital of South Dakota. Pierre
7. What direction is Spain from France? South
8. Is the state of Hawaii north or south of the equator? North
Maggie Marmelstein For President
Chapter 6-20 vocabulary
Test Friday 9-12
1. refusal
2. collect
3. major
4. reveal
5. optimistic
6. border
7. peek
8. fatal
9. anonymous
10. destination
11. rival
12. consult
13. supernatural
14. corridors
15. solution
16. unanimous
17. token
18. juvenile
19. intentions
20. assassination
Monday write a sentence with each word.
Tuesday write a paragraph (at least 7 sentences) with 10 spelling words.
Wednesday put words in ABC order.
Thursday write spelling words 5 times each. Study!
Friday TEST
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