Spelling Wods Week 7 Test 9-28-2012

suspend pendant conductor novel productive numeral reserve numerous preserve pending pendulum deduction novelty numerator reservoir conservatory appendix impending induct innovative

Challenge Words:

aqueduct abduction perpendicular expenditure enumerate

Spelling Words Week 6 Test Sept. 21

1. possibility 2. linear 3. ridiculous 4. artificial 5. calculator 6. competitive 7. curiosity 8. organization 9. individual 10. encyclopedia 11. peony 12. tarantula 13. correspondent

14. cauliflower 15. optimistic 16. enthusiastic 17. sophisticated 18. satisfactory 19. irritable 20. simultaneously

Challenge Words

21. contemporary 22. cinematography 23. panoramic 24. condominium 25. Connecticut

AR

You can now take AR tests at school after you have read a book! For every 10 books passed with 80 percent or better you will recieve a personal pan pizza from Pizza Hut!

Geography Physical Features Map

Design a Physical Features Map on posterboard or create a diorama for geography class. Label the map correctly and include all of the physical features. This map is due by Friday, September 7, 2012.

Spelling Test Friday, August 24

1. cannon 2. clumsy 3. cottage 4. damage 5. dignity 6. dungeon 7. fantastic 8. fender 9. gentle 10. glamorous 11. glimpse 12. hippopotamus 13. honesty 14. injury 15. insulation 16. legend 17. lozenge 18. message 19. modify 20. mustard
BONUS:
21. palace 22. property 23. reconcile 24. ruffle 25. strict

Spelling Test Friday, August 17

mimicked, staggered, skied, dignifying, patrolled, chopping, qualifying, answered, magnifying, omitting, interfering, panicking, qualified, chopped, magnified, answering, staggering, omitted, traveled, dignified
BONUS:
traveling, panicked, patrolling, mimicking, interfered, skiing

Spelling Test April 13

Alaska (Juneau), Washington (Olympia), Oregon (Salem), California (Sacramento), Montana (Helena), Wyoming (Cheyenne), Utah (Salt Lake City), Nevada (Carson City), New Mexico (Sante Fe), Texas (Austin), Colorado (Denver), Oklahoma (Oklahoma City), Idaho (Boise), Arizona (Phoenix), North Dakota (Bismarck), South Dakota (Pierre), Kansas (Topeka), Arkansas (Little Rock), Missouri (Jefferson City), Michigan (Lansing), Minnesota (St. Paul), Wisconsin (Madison), Iowa (Boise), Nebraska (Lincoln), Hawaii (Honolulu)

Spelling Test April 6

Maine (Augusta), New Hampshire (Concord), Vermont (Montpelier), Connecticut (Hartford), Rhode Island (Providence), New Jersey (Trenton), New York (Albany)

Maryland (Annapolis), Delaware (Dover), Massachusetts (Boston), Pennsylvania (Harrisburg), North Carolina (Raleigh), South Carolina (Columbia), Virginia (Richmond), West Virginia (Charleston)

Kentucky (Frankfort), Tennessee (Nashville), Florida (Tallahassee), Georgia (Atlanta), Ohio (Columbus)

Alabama (Montgomery), Mississippi (Jackson), Louisiana (Baton Rouge), Indiana (Indianapolis), Illinois (Springfield)

Language Test March 30

PLease remember we have Language Usage Test this Friday. Get plenty of rest and do your best!

Spelling Test March 30

Olympia,Washington, Salem, Oregon, Boise, Idaho, Helena, Montana, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Juneau, Alaska

Spelling Words

Test Friday, March 23

Southwest

  1. Sacramento

  2. California

  3. Phoenix

  4. Arizona

  5. Santa Fe

  6. New Mexico

  7. Denver

  8. Colorado

  9. Salt Lake City

10. Utah

11. Carson City

12. Nevada

13. Honolulu

14. Hawaii

15. capital

http://www.articlesbase.com/advice-articles/pros-and-cons-of-school-uniforms-182.html

http://www.sheknows.com/living/articles/809991/the-pros-and-cons-of-school-uniforms

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/facts-against-school-uniforms.html

http://kids.lovetoknow.com/wiki/Pros_and_Cons_of_School_Uniforms

http://www.k12directoryofschools.com/Articles/The-Variable-Dresscode-Pros-and-Cons-of-School-Uniforms.aspx

Spelling List Test March 9

Annapolis, Maryland, Dover, Delaware, Raleigh, North Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, Atlanta, Georgia, Tallahassee, Florida, Montgomery, Alabama, Jackson, Mississippi, Little Rock, Arkansas, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Dr. Seuss Week

Hello all! It is Read Across America Week to celebrate Dr. Suess' birthday. Each day this week we will celebrate by dressing silly and reading. Follow the schedule below for each day this week and let's celebrate by Reading Across America!

Monday-- CAT IN THE HAT-- WEAR A HAT.

Tuesday—HOP ON POP-- WEAR A TIE.

Wednesday --WACKY WEDNESDAY-- DRESS WACKY. Mismatched is fun! CRAZY HAIR is too.

Thursday--- FOX IN SOCKS--- WEAR CRAZY SOCKS.

Friday-- THE LORAX-- WEAR GREEN- Think about taking care of our earth.