Welcome 6th graders and their caregivers to the second half of the first year of your middleschool experience. Thursday is the first day to focus on your target goals that you set in August. Perhaps you would like to set new goals after experiencing your first semester of middleschool.
My classroom will remain open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 7:15 to 7:50 for make-up tests, OOPS! tests and tutoring. In addition, the computer lab and media center are open for homework, computerwork and for checking books in or out or renewing books.
Test Date : 1-10
| academic words: drama, act, scene, speech tag, stage directions, context clues, infer,roots: ject meaning throw; sect meaning cut or seperate Glencoe Vocabulary Builder workbook Lesson 1: Context Clues The Humanities For e-flashcards:
http://glencoe.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0078616603/student_view0/lesson1/eflashcards.html
| consistent adj. continually keeping to the same way of acting or thinking |
endear v. to make dearly loved
exploits n. daring or heroic acts or deeds
figment n. something made up or imagined
jocular adj. 1. liking to joke; playful 2. meant as a joke; funnyportray v. 1. to describe in words 2. to show in a picture 3. to play the part of a character in a dramascenario n. 1. an outline of a series of events2. an outline of the plot
| portray v. 1. to describe in words 2. to show in a picture 3. to play the part of a character in a drama |
scenario n. 1. an outline of a series of events2. an outline of the plot
spoils n. 1. goods or property taken or stolen by force 2. benefits of winning
ultimate adj. 1. final 2. greatest possible
unflagging adj. untiring; not failing |
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| exploits n. daring or heroic acts or deeds |
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| jocular adj. 1. liking to joke; playful 2. meant as a joke; funny |
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| portray v. 1. to describe in words 2. to show in a picture 3. to play the part of a character in a drama |
scenario n. 1. an outline of a series of events2. an outline of the plot
spoils n. 1. goods or property taken or stolen by force 2. benefits of winning
| ultimate adj. 1. final 2. greatest possible |
| unflagging adj. untiring; not failing |
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| scenario n. 1 outline of a series of events |
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