Week 20: Jan. 16-19

Spelling AND Vocabulary: Greek Roots 🏈  ject and ✎ scrib/script 🖊

Each week, students are expected to know what the words mean, be able to use them, and
be able to spell them for their test on Friday.  Your combined spelling/vocabulary test
expects you to know what each word means AND be able to spell it correctly.

Tuesday: Write spelling words in agenda and complete vocabulary match.
Tuesday-Thursday: Work on your cursive practice.  Spelling and/or vocabulary choice extra credit
if completing are due by Thursday.
Thursday: Study this week’s words and review previous weeks’ words!  Finish cursive practice
(on the back of the language review sheet).  If possible, take a practice spelling and vocabulary
test, either on paper or at www.spellingcity.com. (LOGIN THROUGH CLEVER!)

eject project reject injection interjection

descriptive manuscript prescription scribble transcribe

1. ________________________________________: (n) a spoken word, phrase, or sound that expresses sudden
or strong feeling; a spoken word, phrase, or sound “thrown into” a sentence

2. ________________________________________: (n) the act or process of forcing (“throwing”) a liquid into
something; the act or process of forcing a liquid medicine or drug into someone by using a special
needle

3.  ________________________________________: (v) to push something out; to force someone to leave

4.  ________________________________________: (v) to refuse to believe, accept, or consider something

5.  ________________________________________: (v) 1. to cause light, a picture, or a movie to appear on a
surface; 2. to plan, calculate, or estimate something for a time in the future.

6. ________________________________________: (adj) giving information about how something or someone
looks, sounds, etc.; describing with words what

7. ________________________________________: (v) to write something quickly and in a way that makes it
difficult to read; to draw lines and shapes that have no particular meaning in a quick and
careless way

8. ________________________________________: (n) the original copy of a play, book, or piece of music
before it has been printed/published

9._________________________________________: (v) to make a written copy; to write down something that
is spoken

10. _______________________________________:  (n) a written message from a doctor that officially
authorizes someone to use a medicine treatment; a medicine or drug that a doctor has authorized
someone to use

Grammar: parts of speech: verbs, progressive verbs, modal auxiliary verbs; adverbs;
relative adverbs and adjectives; order of adjectives; interjections; punctuating dialogue

Reading Skills: fantasy

Social Studies: A New Nation and Government

Science: Light

Math:

Equivalent Fractions, Simplest Form, Finding Common Denominators

MATH HOMEWORK:  Students have one column of math problems daily.

REFLEX.com for Fact Practice!

(Keep practicing Multi-digit Multiplication

And Division.)   

Upcoming Events:

1/15  MLK HOLIDAY

1/17 Chick-fil-A All Pro Dads (7:30 AM)

1/30  100th day of school!

*Weekly language/cursive reviews and weekly math reviews are due every Friday!

Extra Practice at IXL:

LA D3-5; M6; D22-23; F4;  B.1-10;  A; J; K; X3-9

Math P5-P10 (Equivalent Fractions)

SS K3-4; A4-12; B1-8