Math, LA

Math: Worksheet on  Transformations: reflections.  Due Wed
LA: Rough copies of 6 poems should be finished:

1. Free poem
2. School is...
3. Extended Metaphor
4. Limerick
5. Ballad
6. Acrostic

Math, Science

Math: Translations, slides worksheet.  Due tomorrow.
Science: Page 41 Questions.  Due Wed.
LA: we are working on our poetry booklets.

Spelling

Write 10 sentences. Underline the verbs.

Yellow	Blue	Green
When adding ~ing, do you drop the last letter or not?	How do you write the /aw/ sound?	Forms of government: ~cracy, ~archy. People: ~crat, ~arch
use	saucer	autocracy
using	awful	autocrat
eat	also	monarchy
eating	always	monarch
close	author	democracy
moan	almost	democrat
wave	August	oligarchy
writing	all right	technocrat
dreaming	lawyer	oligarch
looking	although	plutocrat
dream	awkward	matriarch
skate	autumn	anarchist
closing	laundry	aristocracy
trading	laughed	patriarchy
cleaning	awesome	hierarchy
clean	gnawed	hierarchical
write	caution	bureaucracy
moaning	flawless	bureaucrat
trade	faucet	matriarchy
skating	already	anarchy
waving	auction	aristocrat
look	gawking	technocracy
mail	sausage	plutocracy
mailing	haunted	patriarchy

Spelling

10 sentences.  Underline nouns, double underline proper nouns.

Yellow	blue	green
Do you double the last letter or not?	Is the long /u/ in the first or second syllable and how is it made?	~bene~ = good ~mal~ = bad ante~ = before post~ = after
get	rooster	benefit
getting	include	malfunction
ask	Tuesday	antebellum
asking	reduce	postdate
swim	balloon	beneficial
yell	useful	malevolent
swimming	cartoon	benefactor
rest	doodle	ante meridiem
run	fewer	dismal
sit	jewel	antedate
yelling	refuse	post meridiem
resting	raccoon	postbellum
standing	toothache	malicious
running	excuse	malaria
passing	noodle	malcontent
pass	beauty	anterior
stand	shampoo	antemortem
sitting	pollute	malefactor
pick	chewy	malice
jump	scooter	postmortem
shut	confuse	maladroit
picking	cocoon	benevolent
shutting	cougar	malfeasance
jumping	amuse	posterior

Notices

Two notices went home today.  One for the year end grade 6 camp and one for the Dunsmuir orientation and tour.  Please return both as soon as possible and include $10 for the grade 6 camp fee.
A reminder- the grade 6 camp information meeting is at 5:30 tomorrow night.  We need volunteers for the camp on June 12th.

The Math test will be on Thursday.

Math and LA

Math: Finish p 273 1-8 or 4-10 your choice
Do P278 1-6 for tomorrow.
LA: finish your limerick
Start a ballad.

Spelling Words

Write 10 sentences.  Underline the subject in red and the predicates in blue

Yellow	blue	Green
Die	Toaster	Prejudice
Loan	Below	Legalistic
Rose	Coaster	Legible
By	Alone	Bibliography
Write	Hostess	Moderate
Dye	Explode	Adjudicate
Groan	Soldier	Legislate
Board	Suppose	Legend
Side	Lonely	Bibliophile
Rows	Compose	Allegiance
Clothes	Owner	Mode
Site	Decode	Judiciary
Close	Lower	Bibliomania
Right	Remote	Legion
grown	Lonesome	Biblical
Night	Approach	Bibliotheca
Sighed	Loafer	Modern
Buy	Awoke	Allege
Bored	Postage	Modernity
Sight	Soapy	Allegation
Lone	Europe	Modality
Aisle	Bowling	Accommodate
Knight	erode	Privilege
I’ll	poster
Bye
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