Tuesday, 5/31 (7): Homework (Last of), Yee #6, Debrief Test 31, Tom Sawyer, Message to 6th Grade

Copy “homework” into planner.


YEE #6.   Use your own paper. NDP in upper right corner.
Title: YEE #6.
Use 4-digit dates for #1 and #2.
Copy only the ones that say “Copy.”

  1. First Independence Day (M,D,Y):
  2. Pearl Harbor Day (M,D,Y):
  3. (Copy.) 10% of 250 = _________
  4. (Copy.) 24/40 = ______% = ______(letter grade)
  5. a) ______ books have been sitting b)_______ for a long time; I hope c)______ coming back soon.
  6. Choose a sentence below, copy it, and label each word with its part of speech.

Homer tripped very awkwardly, and hit his fat head on the door.
Beetle bravely endured their anger and cruel taunts in silence.
He was a very scary bear, and we beat a hasty retreat from his lair.

 

“AlternaYee, 5/31.” Character Anagrams. One each from Tom Sawyer, Midwife’s Apprentice, Maus, and The Outsiders (not in that order), plus one author.

  1. Nine Pajama Legs (Hint: frail)
  2. Rip Bouncy Toys  (Hint: loyal)
  3. We Hated Fiji Men  (Hint: not well-liked)
  4. Sir Weeny Days  (Hint: not well-liked)
  5. Thin Nose. (author)

Tom Sawyer aloud to bottom of p202. Finish the chapter tonight.


Message to 6th Grade.  IN CLASS ASSIGNMENT. DUE EOP FRIDAY.

Form:

  • Google Slides (10+)
  • Quiz (12+ questions w/answers and scoring guide)
  • “Dear Future Sevvie” Letter
  • Something Else?
Content:

  • Three Expectations vs. Reality
  • Three Good Things About Laguna
  • Three Pieces of Advice
  • One Euphemism.
  • Upbeat and Funny
  • Proofread!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rubric:

  • All Content Items (10)
  • Mechanics (10)
  • Effort and Creativity (10)
  • Total: 30
Categories

Friday, 5/27: Paperwork, YEE #5, Test #31

YEE #5.

“AlternaYEE, 5/27.”

Think of two-word rhymes that are described by the clues:
Example: noisy gathering of many people. Answer: loud crowd

  1. fast baby chicken
  2. distant automobile
  3. spotless computer display
  4. excellent serving dish
  5. brilliant source of illumination
  6. large plant which has no cost
  7. area of land for rest and recreation which is not illuminated

 


Prep Sheet for Test #31.

SMYK:___/10 (If you did it, you get it.)

TS Quizzes: ___/8 ___/7 ___/6

If you scored 75+ yesterday, record your SCRABBLE score at the top.

 

TEST #31

DOODLE THEME: SUMMER!

Thursday, 5/26: TS Quiz, SCRABBLE Training

PLANNERS! WRITE THIS DOWN:  TOM SAWYER READING: Read p188-189 and then from the middle of 194-end of chapter 30.

YEE #5 is tomorrow.

Tomorrow’s Test: Vocab, Tom Sawyer, 5 Husker Du from the previous test. Link: Test 31 Preview


“Tom Sawyer – 29.”

  1. Where do Tom and Becky plan to go after the picnic? 
  2. Only a few of the parents went on the picnic with the kids. a) True  b) False
  3. Injun Joe wants revenge on the Widow for something she did to him a long time ago.  a) True  b) False
  4. What does Injun Joe want to do to the widow?  a) Kill her.  b) Rob her.  c) Vandalize her house.  d) Kidnap her.  e) NOTA
  5. What is the Welshman’s reaction when Huck knocks on his door to tell him about Injun Joe? a) He welcomes him.  b) He says that he can’t open his door for him.  c) He says that people usually wouldn’t open their door for Huck. d) He doesn’t believe it’s Huck. e) NOTA
  6. At the end of chapter 29, Huck is shot.  a) True  b) False

Scrabble Practice Round.

  • Each person draws a letter. The letter closest to A goes first. (Blank beats A.)
  • Draw continues clockwise (to the left) after that.
  • If no one volunteers, the person with the letter farthest from A is scorekeeper.
  • Put those letters back and draw seven (7) each.
  • Keep score like this (don’t write what’s in the parentheses):
Jimmy (First Player)
17 (first turn)
6  (second turn)
23 (total so far)
14 (third turn)
37 (total so far)
Johnny (Second Player)
23
15
38
7
45
  • First player must put the word down with a letter on the Star (2x word)  in the middle.
  • Left to right, top to bottom; not diagonal, not bottom to top!
  • Suggestion: no more than 2 minutes per person.
  • NO! NO! NO!
    • NO abbreviations or contractions
    • NO foreign words
    • NO proper nouns (nouns you would normally capitalize)
    • (Check the dictionary.)

Extra credit for anyone who breaks 75.

Wednesday, 5/25: Yee #4, Vocab, Tom Sawyer, CAVE!

Bessie SmithbopBach.

OK, let’s talk about this…

“Go home and write
a page tonight.
And let that page come out of you—
Then, it will be true.”

Hmmm. What does that mean?

“I guess I’m what 
I feel and see and hear”

What do you FEEL and see and hear?


YEE #4… No reason to panic…yet.

“AlternaYEE, 5/25.” Keep the same sheet until the end. Then I will collect it and add in the points.

  1. What one three-letter word can be placed in the blanks below to make four different words?
    ___less ___ure ___orse ___ing
  2. George Washington’s wife was sweeping when George Washington’s wife slipped and got wet. How many w’s (or W’s) in all?
  3. What do all these have in common?  Pebble, Long, Cocoa, Palm, Myrtle

“Vocab 5/25.”

  1. If you add a “d” to the end of this word, it becomes an adjective with a different meaning.
  2. This word can also be used as a verb meaning “to mess with.”
  3. The roots of this word meant “to draw from below.”
  4. The roots of this word meant “peevish manner.”
  5. The root of this word meant “remaining.”
  6. The root of this word meant “to mock or deceive.”
  7. The root of this word meant “to weep.”
  8. The root of this word meant “to cry out.”
  9. The root of this word meant “praise.”
  10. The root of this word meant “to hide.”
  11. The root of this word meant “heavy.”
  12. The roots of this word meant “to turn from.”
  13. The roots of this word meant “foot askew.”

“Tom Sawyer, 27, 28.”

  1. After the events in the haunted house, Tom dreamed of…
  2. After the events in the haunted house, Huck dreamed of…
  3. What made Tom think that the events in the haunted house were just a dream?
  4. How did he make sure they were not a dream?
  5. Name the two people in the picture.
  6. How did the one with the lantern get in?

 

 

(Until 23:30)

Mark Twain Cave — originally McDowell’s Cave — is a show cave located near Hannibal, Missouri. It was named for author Mark Twain whose real name was Samuel Langhorne Clemens. Clemens lived in Hannibal from 1839 to 1853, age 4 to 17. It is the oldest operating show cave in the state, giving tours continuously since 1886.[1] Along with nearby Cameron Cave, it became a registered National Natural Landmark in 1972, with a citation reading “Exceptionally good examples of the maze type of cavern development.” The cave — as “McDougal’s Cave” — plays an important role in the novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer[2] (1876) by Mark Twain and was renamed in honor of the author in 1880.

 

Chapter 29. Into the cave! Finish tonight.

Tuesday, 5/24: Debrief Test 30, Yee #3, Vocab, Tom Sawyer

Go home and write
a page tonight.
And let that page come out of you—
Then, it will be true.

Due next Friday, 6/3.


“Warm Up, 5.24.”

  1. The word theme, as it is used in the poem yesterday, means…
  2. The word “true” in line #5 most likely means…
  3. “I am the only colored student in my class. …sit down and write this page”   He makes a big deal about how he gets home to do this paper because…
  4. (quote) Which line in the poem is about how his writing will be shaped by his experiences?
  5. Durham and Winston-Salem are cities in…
  6. Harlem is a neighborhood in…
  7. **(Bonus) YMCA stands for…  _________  __________’s  ____________  ____________

Debrief Test #30.  Not bad!


YEE #3.


“Vocab, 5/24.” Each used once!


“Tom Sawyer 26 Quiz.”  LETTER OK.

  1. slang: “…let’s tackle the ha’nted house…”    a) knock over  b) vandalize  c) attempt  d) spy on  e) hide out in   f) NOTA
  2. For Tom and Huck, what is the unluckiest day of the week?  a) Monday  b) Tuesday  c) Wednesday  d) Thursday  e) Friday  f) Doomday
  3. Who is pictured in Illustration A?  a) Injun Joe’s partner, the ragged man.  b) Another detective hired to find Injun Joe.  c) Injun Joe  d) Tom’s disguise for following Injun Joe.  e) NOTA
  4. What saved the boys from being caught by Injun Joe in the haunted house the first time?  a) Injun Joe didn’t look their way when they were poking around.  b) Their superstition about Fridays.  c) Their superstition about ghosts.  d) It was too dark to see them.  e) NOTA
  5. What was the original caption for Illustration B? a) The Search for Joe Ends  b) The Detective Catches Injun Joe.  c) Joe’s Secret.   d) Hidden Treasures Unearthed.  e) The Body.
  6. In one word, the “job” that Injun Joe talks  with his partner about  “aint robbery  altogether — it’s _____!”   a) murder  b) escape  c) treasure  d) revenge  e) NOTA
  7. Why does Injun Joe decide not to rebury the treasure they find? a) He wonders why there was a pick and shovel there.  b) He knows the boys have been watching him.  c) He doesn’t trust his partner, the ragged man.  d) He’s leaving town right away.  e) NOTA
  8. Which of the following was the original caption for Illustration C?  a) The Fight  b) Muff’s Revenge  c) The End of Injun Joe?  d) The Boys’ Salvation  e) Treasure Hunting Fun.

A)  B)  C)

 

Read aloud. Tonight’s reading: Get to the end of chapter 28 if we don’t make it in class.

Temperance  means  not  drinking alcohol.