Grammar HW Oct. 29th

As promised :)

I will be posting resources for this unit soon!!

Spelling list #6: Vowel sounds

Hello kids!!

Here I post today's Spelling lesson.

• bunch
• fruit

 A bunch of fruits.

• argue
• crumb

I argue with my sister because she made crumbs from my cookie.

• crew
• tune

My dancing crew love that tune.

• juice
• refuse

I refuse to drink that juice.

• truth
• young

The truth is we are young.

• clue
• trunk

The clue is in that trunk.

• amuse
• suit

That clown in that suit amuses me.

• rude
• trust

He is too rude, I don't trust him.

• dew
• stuck

The dew seems to be stuck in that plant.

• rescue
• brush

The fireman rescued her, the house got on fire when she was brushing her teeth.

Spelling list #5: Homophones

Hello kids!

I am posting today's Spelling lesson. Remember tha homophones are words that are pronounced alike but have different meanings and most of the times are spelled differently.

1. wait
2. weight
3. heard
4. herd
5. creek
6. creak
7. heel
8. heal
9. peak
10. peek
11. sent
12. cent
13. scent
14. ring
15. wring
16. vain
17. vane
18. vein
19. miner
20. minor

Health quiz study resources

Hello everybody!!

For your health quiz, you need to focus at:

• What is health and the types of it.
• Healthful and risky behaviors.
• Oral health, types and parts of the tooth. Importance of oral health.
• Eye care and ear care.

http://kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/teeth-movie.html

Grammar quiz study resources

Hello kids!!

This week's Grammar quiz is going to be about:

• Sentences and types of sentences
• Subject and predicate
• Simple subject and simple predicate
• Complete subject and complete predicate
• Compound subject and compound predicate

Here I post some resources for each class.

Sentences:

Types of sentences

http://www.english-grammar-revolution.com/types-of-sentences.html

Subject and predicate

http://esl.fis.edu/grammar/multi/subpred.htm

http://www.education.com/study-help/article/subjects-predicates_answer/

Simple subject and simple predicate

http://www.englishforeveryone.org/PDFs/Simple%20Subjects%20and%20Predicates.pdf

Compound subject and compound predicate

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zvsMsEiNEo

http://www.education.com/reference/article/compound-subject-compound-predicate/

I know you can do this :)

Much love,

Teacher Ori

Grammar homework Oct. 15th: Compound subject and compound predicate

Hello there!

Here is the page of the HW.



Here you've got some extra resources if you wish to dig dipper in the subject.

Remember you've got a quiz next week!

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=7224
http://www.education.com/reference/article/compound-subject-compound-predicate/

Apple day

Hello kids!

Here I post you a super-interesting resource fromo the people who created Apple Day themselves (and, by the way, they have NOTHING to do with iPods, iPads, Macs or Steve Jobs)!!

I hope you use this for your composition and that you bring a yummy apple to class so we can do something fun this Friday!!

http://commonground.org.uk/projects/orchards/apple-day/

Spelling list #4: Words with short "o" and long "o"

Hello guys!

Here is the spelling list of this week.

1. block
2. shown
3. oatmeal
4. wrote
5. fellow
6. scold
7. coast
8. odd
9. locate
10. slope
11. throat
12. host
13. enclose
14. shock
15. solve
16. known
17. remote
18. stock
19. boast
20. globe

Grammar homework

Hello kids!

Here is the page of the book that contains the grammar homework. Remember it is level C.

Hugs!

Teacher Ori

Math- Place value

Hello kids!!

Here are some good resources to help you with your math homework.



http://www.math.com/school/subject1/lessons/S1U1L1GL.html

http://www.funbrain.com/tens/

Spelling list #3

Words with short "i" and long "i"

Sorry for the delay!! Here is the spelling list #3.

1. skill
2. crime
3. grind
4. tonight
5. brick
6. flight
7. live
8. chill
9. delight
10. build
11. ditch
12. decide
13. witness
14. wind
15. district
16. inch
17. sigh
18. fright
19. remind
20. built

Grammar homework 1/10

Hello kids! 

I am posting the picture of the book page for the homework. Level A.

Remember that a simple subject is only the main word, not the complete subject.

See you tomorrow!!

Teacher Ori