Wonderful words for writing! What words would make our March writing more interesting? Bucket List. What is on your March bucket list?
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1 Wonderful words for writing! What words would make our March writing more interesting? Bucket List What is on your March bucket list?
2 Everything green Make a list of all the things that are green. Everything rainbows Make a list of everything that is rainbow colored.
3 Tomorrow I predict the leprechaun will Make a prediction about what you think a leprechaun will do on St. Patrick s Day. The leprechaun hid his pot of gold Add a sentence to our class story.
4 March 1 st is World Compliment Day What compliment can you give someone in this class? March 2nd is Read Across America Day What is your favorite book?
5 March 10 th is Middle Name Pride Day What is your middle name? March 20 th is World Storytelling Day What is a story you might share today?
6 March 25 th is Waffle Day What is your favorite waffle topping? March 26 th is Make Up Your Own Holiday Day Tell about your made up holiday.
7 Let s Think Green! What can our class do to become more green? How can we work to help the earth? Spring is Here! It s the first day of spring. What is your favorite thing to do in spring?
8 The 2 nd week of March is National Bubble Week Add to our class story about a bubble that got too big. Weekend Memories What is the best thing you did last weekend?
9 In just one word Write just one word that tells about your favorite part of March. In just one word Write just one word that tells about your weekend.
10 Weather Review What do you think of today s weather? The Best Part of March What is your favorite March memory?
11 I m currently reading The Colors of March What colors make you think of March?
12 In just one word Write one word to tell how your morning has been. Women s History Month Who is a woman who is a part of our country s history? Share the name and why you think we should celebrate her.
13 Research Time! Alexander Graham Bell was born on March 3, Find a fact to share about his life. Research Time! Jackie Joiner-Kersee was born on March 3, Share a fact about her life.
14 Research Time! Yuri Gagarin was born on March 9, Share a fact about his life. Research Time! Andrew Jackson was born March 15, Share a fact about his life.
15 Research Time! Fred Rogers was born on March 20, Tell a fact about his life. Research Time! Sandra Day O Connor was born March 26, Share a fact about her life.
16 March feels like March smells like
17 March looks like March sounds like
18 Wonderful words for writing! What words would make our March writing more interesting? Bucket List What is on your March bucket list? Everything green Make a list of all the things that are red. Everything rainbows Make a list of everything that is rainbow colored. Tomorrow I predict the February leprechaun will Make a prediction about what you think a leprechaun will do on St. Patrick s Day. The leprechaun hid his pot of gold Add a sentence to our class story. March 1 st is World Compliment Day What compliment can you give someone in this class? March 2 nd is Read Across America Day What is your favorite book? March 10 th is Middle Name Pride Day What is your middle name? March 20 th is World Storytelling Day What is a story you might share today? March 25 th is Waffle Day What is your favorite waffle topping? looks like March 26 th is Make Up Your Own Holiday Day Tell about your made up holiday. Let s Think Green! What can our class do to become more green? How can we work to help the earth? Spring is Here! It s the first day of spring. What is your favorite thing to do in spring? The 2 nd week of March is National Bubble Week Add to our class story about a bubble that got too big. Weekend Memories What is the best thing you did last weekend? In just one word Write just one word that tells about your favorite part of March. In just one word Write just one word that tells about your weekend. Weather Review What do you think of today s weather? The Best Part of March What is your favorite March memory? I m currently reading The Colors of March What colors make you think of March? In just one word Write one word to tell how your morning has been. Women s History Month Who is a woman who is a part of our country s history? Share the name and why you think we should celebrate her. Research Time! Alexander Graham Bell was born on March 3, Find a fact to share about his life. Research Time! Jackie Joiner-Kersee was born on March 3, Share a fact about her life. Research Time! Yuri Gagarin was born on March 9, Share a fact about his life. Research Time! Andrew Jackson was born on March 15, Share a fact about his life. Research Time! Fred Rogers was born on March 20, Tell a fact about his life. Research Time! Sandra Day O Connor was born March 26, Share a fact about her life. March feels like March smells like March looks like March sounds like
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BÀI TẬP TRẮC NGHIỆM GIAO TIẾP MÔN TIẾNG ANH
1. That s a very nice dress you re wearing. - A. I m glad you like it B. That s all right C. That s nice D. You re quite right 2. to stay the night? Oh, that s very kind of you. A. Do you feel like B.
A person who gathers clues to attempt to solve a mystery. The person the crime was committed against.
A person who gathers clues to attempt to solve a mystery. The person the crime was committed against. The people who saw the crime happen and can give information about the crime. A story or excuse a suspect
MATERIA : INGLES PROFESOR: EDGARDO S BERG AÑO LECTIVO:
1 MATERIA : INGLES PROFESOR: EDGARDO S BERG AÑO LECTIVO: BOOKLET DE PRACTICA INSTITUCION: CONTENT: SIMPLE PRESENT & PRESENT CONTINUOUS pp 3 COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES pp 6 SIMPLE PAST // PAST CONTINUOUS
LITERARY TERMS. interruption in the chronological (time) order -presents something that happened before the beginning of the story
Literary Devices character an animal or person that takes part in the action of the story -a main character is the most important character in the story -a minor character takes part in the action, but