Thursday, 3/24/05 -- Have a fine vacation!
Remember to write 600 words each week (3/25-4/31 and 4/1-4/7).
Collect "A Page."
Prep paper.
Use a half sheet of paper (share with your neighbor) and record your extra credit for the week (3/21-3/23). On the same sheet of paper, record your word count for the "week" of  3/14-3/24. Make a chart like this:
 
Date:

3/15
3/21 (Warm Up)
3/22
3/23 (Page)
Total
Words:

85
115
150
400
700

If you wrote out the sentence scrambles on Monday, 3/21, they count for 115 words. Remember to count your "page."

Quiz on Apostrophes. No need to copy the sentence, just the answer.
Record your score /10) when finished. Add in extra credit.

Finish Langston Hughes WebTrack. Tear out pages and staple to checklist.
Due EOP
Done?
Mental Floss

  1. Below are clues to two homonyms (to, too, and two are homonyms). Figure out what pair of words the clues are describing Example: Rabbit fur = hare hair. The order matters.
  2. In each of the groups of letters below, there are two 6-letter words with their letters in the correct order. The words are antonyms of each other. (Example: D F E A T S A T E C N H (DfEaTsAteCnH) = DETACH, FASTEN )

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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