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1 s g n i R l l B Nabos -6 School Ya
2 7 t s u g Au Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Wit th paagaph. CIRCLE th NOUNS. UNDERLINE th VERBS. Put a BOX aound th ADJECTIVES. I watch as Gal pulls out his knif and slics th bad. H could b my both. Staight black hai oliv skin w vn hav th sam gay ys. But w not latd at last not closly. Most of th familis who wok th mins smbl on anoth this way.
3 3 t s u g Au Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Mak th chat in you jounal. Idntify th noun aticl and adjctiv in th sntnc and wit thm on you chat. You do NOT hav to wit th sntnc. tom sawy is a young playful advntuous boy Aticl Nouns Adjctivs
4 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Wit th sntnc. Undlin th subjct of th sntnc. Put a box aound th pdicat pat of th sntnc. Subjct = who o what th sntnc is about Pdicat = infomation about what th subjct is o dos tom sawy is a young playful advntuous boy
5 You nty should hav this infomation. Jounal Enty fo Sptmb st
6 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Is th sntnc making a statmnt asking a qustion showing xcitmnt o giving a command? Indpndnt Claus tlls who and what Dpndnt Claus missing ith th who o th what Dictions: Rwit th sntnc. Wit th answs using complt sntncs. tom sawy is a young playful advntuous boy.. 3. Is this an indpndnt o dpndnt claus? Is this a simpl compound o complx sntnc? What is th pupos of th sntnc? Simpl Sntnc - only on indpndnt claus Compound Sntnc - two o mo indpndnt clauss Complx Sntnc - on indpndnt + on o mo dpndnt clauss.
7 You nty should hav this infomation. Jounal fo Sptmb nd
8 3 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Rwit th sntnc using coct punctuation and capitalization. Thn wit th uls that a found within th shaps. tom sawy is a young playful advntuous boy Capitaliz nams of popl Us commas whn listing itms in a sis
9 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 3
10 4 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Rad th sntnc. Wit you own sntnc. Mak you sntnc follow th sam typ of sntnc stuctu. Tom Sawy is a young playful advntuous boy.
11 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 4
12 8 b Sptm Ponouns tak th plac of a noun. Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Mak th chat in you jounal. Idntify th nouns ponouns aticls and vbs in th sntnc and wit thm on you chat. You do NOT hav to wit th sntnc. h had com lik a thif in th night Noun Ponoun Aticl Vb
13 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 8
14 9 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Wit th sntnc. Undlin th subjct of th sntnc. Put a box aound th pdicat pat of th sntnc. h had com lik a thif in th night
15 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 9
16 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Pupos of Sntncs: Dclaativ Sntnc - Maks a statmnt (us. fo punctuation) Exclamatoy Sntnc - Shows xcitmnt (us! fo punctuation) Intogativ Sntnc - Asks a qustion (us? fo punctuation) Impativ Sntnc - Maks a command (us. o! fo punctuation) Dat Dictions: Rwit th sntnc. Wit th answs using complt sntncs. h had com lik a thif in th night.. 3. Is this an indpndnt o dpndnt claus? Is this a simpl compound o complx sntnc? What is th pupos of th sntnc?
17 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb
18 4 b Sptm Tach s Nam quaint - having an old fashiond attactivnss o cham. Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Mak th chat in you jounal. Idntify th nouns aticl vb adjctiv in th sntnc and wit thm on you chat. You do NOT hav to wit th sntnc. smok diftd lazily fom a multitud of quaint chimnys Nouns Aticl Vb Adjctiv
19 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 4
20 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Wit th sntnc. Undlin th subjct of th sntnc. Put a box aound th pdicat pat of th sntnc. smok diftd lazily fom a multitud of quaint chimnys
21 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb
22 7 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Rwit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Thn answ th qustions. smok diftd lazily fom a multitud of quaint chimnys.. 3. Is this an indpndnt o dpndnt claus? Is this a simpl compound o complx sntnc? What is th pupos of th sntnc?
23 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 7
24 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Mak th chat in you jounal. Idntify th nouns aticl vb adjctiv in th sntnc and wit thm on you chat. You do NOT hav to wit th sntnc. hitch you wagon to a sta Nouns Vbs Aticls Ponouns Ppositions
25 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb
26 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Wit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Undlin th subjct of th sntnc. Put a box aound th pdicat pat of th sntnc. hitch you wagon to a sta
27 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb
28 3 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Rwit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Thn answ th qustions. hitch you wagon to a sta.. 3. Is this an indpndnt o dpndnt claus? Is this a simpl compound o complx sntnc? What is th pupos of th sntnc?
29 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 3
30 8 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Mak th chat in you jounal. Idntify th nouns aticl vb adjctiv in th sntnc and wit thm on you chat. You do NOT hav to wit th sntnc. w studnts will lan gamma and w will wit many ssays Nouns Hlping Vbs Actions Vbs Ponouns Coodinating Conjunction Adjctiv
31 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 8
32 9 b Sptm Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Sinc th a two complt sntncs you will undlin two subjcts and two pdicats. Dictions: Wit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Undlin th subjct of th sntnc. Put a box aound th pdicat pat of th sntnc. w studnts will lan gamma and w will wit many ssays
33 You nty should hav this infomation. Sptmb 9
34 b o t Oc Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Rwit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Thn answ th qustions. w studnts will lan gamma and w will wit many ssays.. 3. Is this an indpndnt o dpndnt claus? Is this a simpl compound o complx sntnc? What is th pupos of th sntnc?
35 You nty should hav this infomation. Octob
36 7 b o t Oc Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Mak th chat in you jounal. Idntify th nouns aticl vb adjctiv in th sntnc and wit thm on you chat. You do NOT hav to wit th sntnc. fom that momnt i undstood th pathway fom slavy to fdom Pposition Noun Aticl Adjctiv Ponoun Vb
37 You nty should hav this infomation. Octob 7
38 8 b o t Oc Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Wit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Undlin th subjct of th sntnc. Put a box aound th pdicat pat of th sntnc. fom that momnt i undstood th pathway fom slavy to fdom
39 You nty should hav this infomation. Octob 8
40 3 b o t Oc Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Rwit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Thn answ th qustions. fom that momnt i undstood th pathway fom slavy to fdom.. 3. Is this an indpndnt o dpndnt claus? Is this a simpl compound o complx sntnc? What is th pupos of th sntnc?
41 You nty should hav this infomation. Octob 3
42 4 b o t Oc Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Mak th chat in you jounal. Idntify th nouns aticl vb adjctiv in th sntnc and wit thm on you chat. You do NOT hav to wit th sntnc. did ach of th gils in th class wit a pom fo hslf Hlping Vb Pposition Aticl Noun Action Vb Ponoun
43 You nty should hav this infomation. Octob 4
44 b o t Oc Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Wit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Undlin th subjct of th sntnc. Put a box aound th pdicat pat of th sntnc. did ach of th gils in th class wit a pom fo hslf
45 You nty should hav this infomation. Octob
46 6 b o t Oc Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Rwit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Thn answ th qustions. did ach of th gils in th class wit a pom fo hslf Is this an indpndnt o dpndnt claus? Is this a simpl compound o complx sntnc? What is th pupos of th sntnc? Undlin th ppositional phass in th sntnc. (Th a 3 ppositional phass)
47 You nty should hav this infomation. octob 6
48 9 b o t Oc Tach s Nam Subjct Piod Dat Dictions: Wit th sntnc CORRECTLY. Rwit ANOTHER (diffnt) sntnc using th sam pats of spch. did ach of th gils in th class wit a pom fo hslf
49 You nty should hav this infomation. Octob 9
winter but it rained often during the summer
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