4th Grade Assignments
- Instructor
- Ms. Lizabelle Talataina
- Term
- 2018-2019
- Department
- AMS Prince - Teacher Webpages
- Description
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4A and 4B English Language Arts (ELA) and Social Studies
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Assignment
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 3 Lesson 5
1. abrupt |
The story’s abrupt ending left me feeling dissatisfied. |
2. amphibious |
An amphibious vehicle can drive on land and float in water. |
3. audience |
The audience erupted into applause at the end of the performance. |
4. audiobooks |
My brother likes listening to audiobooks more than watching TV. |
5. audiology |
A nurse in the audiology department will check your hearing. |
6. audiovisual |
The audiovisual section of the library is downstairs. |
7. audit |
High school students may audit college classes for free if they wish. |
8. auditorium |
The school’s auditorium is being renovated to increase the number of seats. |
9. auditory |
The outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear are parts of the auditory system. |
10. autobiography |
In her autobiography, she wrote about her childhood in Vietnam. |
11. bankrupt |
The company went bankrupt because of slow sales and poor management. |
12. biodiversity |
The Amazon rainforest has an amazing amount of biodiversity. |
13. biography |
My uncle is writing a biography about the astronaut and senator John Glenn. |
14. biology |
Dr. Lewis has specialized in studying the biology of the Everglades. |
15. disrupt |
The protesters were trying to disrupt the school board meeting. |
16. eruption |
The volcanic eruption of Krakatoa in 1883 could be heard 3,000 miles away. |
17. inaudible |
The sound of an ant chewing is inaudible without a microphone. |
18. interruption |
Your interruption of my lecture was not very polite. |
19. microbiologist |
A microbiologist studies bacteria, viruses, and microscopic organisms. |
20. rupture |
If any of these pipes rupture, we will have a huge mess to clean up. |
21. neurobiology |
Neurobiology is the study of nervous system. |
22. symbiotic |
Some types of birds and cattle have a symbiotic relationship. |
23. uninterrupted |
I finally had an uninterrupted conversation with my teacher today. |
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 3 Lesson 4
1. antibiotic |
The doctor prescribed an antibiotic for the infection in my ear. |
2. antibodies |
The antibodies in your blood help you fight disease. |
3. antiseptic |
These wipes are moistened with an antiseptic soap. |
4. antisocial |
The antisocial cat always stayed away from guests. |
5. antivirus |
Mom installed antivirus protection on her new laptop. |
6. decay |
Brushing your teeth every day will help fight tooth decay. |
7. decline |
The decline in Noel’s grades is probably the result of her absences. |
8. deduct |
The store will deduct the cost of shipping since we’re picking it up. |
9. dejected |
Beatrix felt dejected after losing her race at the swimming meet. |
10. deport |
The judge ruled to deport the men back to their home nation. |
11. superficial |
The cut was superficial, so she did not need to have stitches. |
12. superhuman |
Many comic book heroes have superhuman strength. |
13. supersede |
The new laws will supersede the old ones. |
14. superstar |
Oliver hopes to be a singing superstar when he grows up. |
15. supervise |
Ms. Ellie will supervise your work here in the cafeteria. |
16. transaction |
Will you complete the transaction using cash or a debit card? |
17. transatlantic |
In 1919, two British pilots made the first transatlantic flight. |
18. transformation |
The building’s transformation into a hospital will take two years. |
19. translate |
Nigel will translate these Japanese poems into English. |
20. transport |
How will the company transport 25 tons of cheese to Alaska? |
21. deactivate |
Engineers will deactivate the nuclear reactor in 2020. |
22. superintendent |
The school superintendent is speaking at the luncheon today. |
23. translucent |
The wings of some moths are translucent. |
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 3 Lesson 3
1. acronym |
FBI is an acronym for Federal Bureau of Investigation. |
2. ambitious |
Mark is ambitious, so he studies an extra hour every night. |
3. anonymous |
The food pantry received an anonymous donation of $1,000. |
4. continuous |
The song was played over and over in a continuous loop. |
5. courteous |
Hattie’s courteous behavior was appreciated by her teachers. |
6. eponym |
Henry Ford is an eponym because Ford Motor Company is named after him. |
7. glorious |
Did you see the glorious sunrise this morning? |
8. gorgeous |
Everyone thinks Bea’s new dress is gorgeous. |
9. hazardous |
After the blizzard, the roads were too hazardous to drive on. |
10. homonym |
You need to be careful to choose the correct homonym when writing. |
11. humorous |
That author is well-known for her humorous stories. |
12. miscellaneous |
This box is for miscellaneous items people have left behind in the library. |
13. mountainous |
The northern part of India is very mountainous. |
14. nutritious |
Blueberries and avocados are examples of nutritious foods. |
15. obvious |
It is obvious by the look on his face that he is unhappy. |
16. righteous |
Fighting for equality is always a righteous act. |
17. spontaneous |
We couldn’t figure out what caused the squirrel’s spontaneous chattering. |
18. studious |
My brother is very studious when it comes to music history. |
19. synonym |
When you use a word too often, you should find a synonym to use instead. |
20. tedious |
Sarah saved her most tedious chore for last. |
21. igneous |
Igneous rocks were scattered across the volcano's base. |
22. industrious |
Ants are industrious in the way they build their nests. |
23. pseudonym |
Samuel Clemens is better known by his pseudonym, Mark Twain. |
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 3 Lesson 2
1. aggressive |
Oscar’s aggressive behavior on the soccer field earned him a penalty. |
2. barometer |
The meteorologist uses a barometer to measure air pressure. |
3. degrade |
This type of plastic will degrade if it is left in direct sunlight. |
4. diameter |
The diameter of the swimming pool is sixteen feet. |
5. evacuee |
Each evacuee from the sinking ship received a blanket and hot beverage. |
6. geometry |
Angles, rays, and two-dimensional shapes are topics in geometry. |
7. graduation |
My cousin’s graduation from medical school will happen in April. |
8. millimeter |
The bugs infesting this plant are each just a millimeter long. |
9. perimeter |
The surveyors are measuring the perimeter of our school campus. |
10. progression |
The forest fire’s progression toward the city must be halted. |
11. regress |
Please practice your math skills over the summer so they do not regress. |
12. retrograde |
Saturn will have a retrograde orbit this week. |
13. symmetry |
Mom placed a vase of flowers on each side of the mantle for symmetry. |
14. thermometer |
The doctor put a thermometer in my ear to check my temperature. |
15. upgrade |
When we need a new phone, we should probably upgrade to better one. |
16. vacancy |
The vacancy on the student council will be filled by Bethany. |
17. vacant |
When my brother gets a vacant look in his eyes, I know he’s hungry. |
18. vaccinate |
Dr. Baylor will vaccinate the puppies when they are few weeks older. |
19. vacuous |
His vacuous comments make it clear that he does not think before he speaks. |
20. vacuum |
The space between planets is a near vacuum, containing very little matter. |
21. biodegradable |
These cups are biodegradable, so we put them in our compost bin. |
22. odometer |
The odometer in my car showed 90,000 miles this morning. |
23. vacillate |
I vacillate when trying to decide between paper or plastic bags. |
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 3 Lesson 1
1. bookish |
My bookish cousin goes to the library more than anyone I know. |
2. chronic |
Aunt Lucy has a chronic skin condition that causes rashes. |
3. chronicle |
This book is amazing chronicle of the events leading up to WWII. |
4. chronological |
Please list the events in chronological order. |
5. chronometer |
A chronometer was used to measure time in the space capsule. |
6. criticism |
The mayor faced a lot of criticism for his plan to close the museum. |
7. feverish |
Paolo felt feverish, so he went to lie down. |
8. foolish |
Mrs. Holden felt foolish when she forgot her umbrella in the car. |
9. interject |
I tried to interject with my own comment, but Ted just kept talking. |
10. intermediate |
Mr. Ballard is the intermediate principal until Ms. Jones arrives. |
11. interruption |
Dean caused an interruption when he dropped the book. |
12. intersperse |
You need to intersperse some additional facts through the essay. |
13. intertwine |
If we intertwine our ideas, we will have a really great plan. |
14. mannerism |
Saying “like” too often is an annoying mannerism. |
15. optimism |
She has great optimism about the company’s future success. |
16. organism |
A microscopic organism is too small to see without a microscope. |
17. stylish |
Your new hat is fabulously stylish. |
18. symbolism |
Please explain the symbolism the author used in this story. |
19. synchronize |
Everyone in the crew will synchronize their watches before the launch. |
20. ticklish |
I am very ticklish on the back of my neck. |
21. amateurish |
A lot of people think his paintings are great, but I think they look amateurish. |
22. anachronism |
The calculator used by the pirate character was a very obvious anachronism. |
23. metabolism |
The cell’s metabolism is regulated by this structure. |
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK |
Monday |
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11 |
Tuesday |
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23 |
Wednesday |
Write Sentences for Spelling words 1-23 |
Thursday |
NO SCHOOL FRIDAY ALL HOMEWORK DUE THURSDAY |
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 2 Lesson 6 Review
1. abbreviation
2. artificial
3. attendant
4. consensus
5. disability
6. energetic
7. exception
8. geologist
9. historical
10. persistent
11. perspective
12. photographic
13. professional
14. self-respect
15. sensational
16. similarity
17. spectator
18. terrain
19. territorial
20. year-round
21. centennial
22. photon
23. simultaneous
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words U2L5
1. assimilate |
We will assimilate this new information into the existing text. |
2. consensus |
The teachers reached a consensus about where to hold their meeting. |
3. facsimile |
A facsimile of the Declaration of Independence hangs in our classroom. |
4. inspect |
The jeweler will inspect the diamond for flaws. |
5. inspector |
Mr. Thomas is a quality inspector at the manufacturing plant. |
6. nonsense |
The lyrics to that song sound like nonsense to me. |
7. perspective |
Try to look at the problem from a different perspective. |
8. respect |
Please show respect by listening quietly and looking at the speaker. |
9. sensational |
That movie has a sensational ending, but what happens is unrealistic. |
10. sensibility |
Phinn has a strong sensibility about right and wrong. |
11. sensitive |
Her skin is still sensitive where she scraped it. |
12. sensitivity |
The machine’s sensitivity can be adjusted to take more precise readings. |
13. sensory |
The eyes, ears, and tongue are examples of sensory organs. |
14. simile |
A simile compares two unlike things using the words “like” or “as.” |
15. simulate |
Here in the lab, we can simulate Arctic conditions. |
16. simulator |
The pilot used the flight simulator to practice landing a plane. |
17. spectacle |
Ms. Cortez loves making a spectacle of herself because it makes others laugh. |
18. spectator |
One spectator at the game painted his face with red and yellow stripes. |
19. spectrum |
The chart shows the different wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
20. speculate |
I would rather not speculate about who will have the highest grade. |
21. desensitize |
Astronauts must desensitize their sense of balance so they do get dizzy. |
22. dissimilar |
Our tastes in literature are dissimilar, even though we both love to read. |
23. simultaneous |
As the lights flashed, we heard a simultaneous roar outside the window. |
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday (NO SCHOOL )
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words U2L4
1. abbreviation |
AJ is an abbreviation for Andrew Joshua. |
2. ambition |
I admire your ambition to get good grades and go to college. |
3. audition |
Viv went to the audition hoping she would get the lead role. |
4. composition |
The orchestra played a composition written by the conductor. |
5. constellation |
The constellation of Orion is usually easy to spot on a clear night. |
6. disability |
My sister has a learning disability that makes reading difficult for her. |
7. exception |
Elijah made an exception to the rule that no girls were allowed in the club. |
8. expedition |
The expedition to the Arctic set sail from the coast of Alaska. |
9. humanity |
More than half of humanity lives in Asia. |
10. ignition |
The ignition switch for the rocket is located on the bottom. |
11. inspection |
Ms. Loveland took her car to the mechanic for an inspection. |
12. intention |
My intention was to surprise you, not scare you. |
13. population |
The entire population of the city seems to be out and about today. |
14. possibility |
Marshall considered the possibility that he earned an A on the test. |
15. precipitation |
The forecaster said there is a chance for heavy precipitation this weekend. |
16. regulation |
Her job is the regulation of fishing licenses in our county. |
17. resolution |
We need a resolution for the problem of littering on the school grounds. |
18. similarity |
There was very little similarity between Laura and her son. |
19. sincerity |
Madison apologized with sincerity, so Luke forgave her. |
20. subscription |
I used to have a subscription to that magazine. |
21. crystallization |
The crystallization of sugar is beautiful to look at with a microscope. |
22. malnutrition |
Malnutrition is a serious health issue in this village. |
23. practicality |
Everyone loved Zack’s idea, but the teacher worried about its practicality. |
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Assignment
1. geode |
There are several beautiful geodes on display at the museum. |
2. geography |
Lilly is writing a report on Venezuela for her geography class. |
3. geological |
Earthquakes are a powerful example of geological forces. |
4. geologist |
Dr. Klein is a geologist who specializes in volcanoes. |
5. geometry |
I need to find the area of these squares for my geometry homework. |
6. geothermal |
Geothermal energy is used to heat homes in some parts of the world. |
7. Mediterranean |
Much of Italy is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea. |
8. photocopy |
Miko made a photocopy of her drawing. |
9. photogenic |
My cousin is very photogenic and models for a catalog sometimes. |
10. photographer |
The photographer asked Luiz to look up and smile. |
11. photographic |
I try to buy photographic equipment used because it is less expensive. |
12. photography |
Mom is taking a photography class at the rec center. |
13. photosynthesis |
Plants create their own food through photosynthesis. |
14. telephoto |
Hank uses a telephoto lens to photograph wildlife in the mountains. |
15. terrace |
Let’s meet at five on the terrace outside the building. |
16. terrain |
The desert terrain is dry and rocky. |
17. terrapin |
Is there a difference between a terrapin and a turtle? |
18. terrarium |
Our principal has a small terrarium in her office. |
19. terrier |
The small terrier had dug little holes all over the backyard. |
20. territorial |
Some animals are very territorial and chase off any intruders. |
21. extraterrestrial |
Do you think we will ever discover extraterrestrial life? |
22. photon |
A photon is a particle of light. |
23. subterranean |
The treasure was discovered in a subterranean cave. |
Due:
Assignment
Week of Sept. 24th
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on THURSDAY
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday : Write definitions for spelling words 1-11
Tuesday : Write definitions for Spelling words 12-22
Wednesday : Write sentences for Spelling words 1-22
NO SCHOOL FRIDAY 9/29/18
ALL SPELLING DUE THURSDAY
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 2 Lesson 2
1. absent-minded |
I seem to be absent-minded today; I keep misplacing my glasses. |
2. athletic |
The university’s athletic department offers a wide range of scholarships. |
3. clinical |
My mother is participating in a clinical study at the hospital. |
4. energetic |
Michael was feeling energetic, so he raked the yard. |
5. frantic |
Dad was frantic when he couldn’t find the car keys. |
6. get-together |
The Spanish club is having a get-together on Saturday. |
7. high-tech |
My cousin bought a really high-tech computer to play video games. |
8. historical |
We will be studying the historical period between Word Wars I and II. |
9. left-handed |
Quinn is the only left-handed pitcher in her softball league. |
10. life-size |
The museum had a life-size model of a dinosaur. |
11. long-distance |
The telegraph was a breakthrough in long-distance communication. |
12. mythical |
Dragons are important mythical creatures in Chinese culture. |
13. numerical |
Telephone numbers are examples of numerical information. |
14. optimistic |
David is optimistic about his chances of winning the chess tournament. |
15. patriotic |
Many people feel patriotic during the Fourth of July holiday. |
16. practical |
I think it is more practical to make posters than to pay for a billboard. |
17. self-respect |
Dressing neatly and keeping yourself clean are signs of self-respect. |
18. well-being |
You need to wear a helmet because I am worried about your well-being. |
19. word-of-mouth |
Word-of-mouth marketing made the movie a big success. |
20. year-round |
We can ride our bikes year-round because winter is mild here. |
21. antiseptic |
The surgeon scrubbed thoroughly with antiseptic soap. |
22. commander-in-chief |
The president is commander-in-chief of the armed forces. |
23. symmetrical |
Please put a circle on each side so the design is symmetrical. |
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Due:
Assignment
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 2 Lesson 1
1. absorbent |
These new towels are more absorbent than the old ones. |
2. aerial |
The aerial photographs of the park show where the trail used to be. |
3. artificial |
I try to avoid buying foods with too many artificial ingredients. |
4. attendant |
My brother works as a parking lot attendant downtown. |
5. dependent |
The frogs in the pond are dependent on the mosquitoes for food. |
6. essential |
Your help is essential if we are to finish the project on time. |
7. horizontal |
Each horizontal beam in the building’s roof had to be lifted by a crane. |
8. ignorant |
I was ignorant about Thai culture, so I read a book to learn more. |
9. international |
A group of international students are visiting the school this week. |
10. material |
Oliver used striped material to make a flag for his fort. |
11. obedient |
Julian is training his puppy so it will be more obedient. |
12. occupant |
Each occupant of the building will need to read the safety rules. |
13. partial |
Your essay contains only a partial explanation about the topic. |
14. patient |
Dr. Turner gave her patient a prescription for allergy medicine. |
15. persistent |
Isabelle needs to be persistent if she wants get a part in the play. |
16. professional |
Not all professional athletes make a lot of money. |
17. radiant |
The sunlight was radiant as it streamed down through the leaves. |
18. renewal |
The renewal of your library card must occur this month. |
19. tolerant |
Chrissy has learned to be tolerant of her baby brother’s crying. |
20. verbal |
Please give me verbal response; don’t just nod or shake your head. |
21. celestial |
Ancient sailors used celestial navigation to find their way in the dark. |
22. centennial |
America’s centennial celebration was in 1876. |
23. inhabitant |
An inhabitant of the island will meet us at the dock and provide a tour. |
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 1 Lesson 6
1. apologize
2. arrangement
3. conductor
4. construct
5. criticize
6. dislocate
7. emphasize
8. encyclopedia
9. evidence
10. geography
11. loneliness
12. midnight
13. midstream
14. nontoxic
15. paragraph
16. preference
17. prehistoric
18. reflection
19. saxophone
20. technology
21. characterize
22. cyclical
23. prologue
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday NO SCHOOL
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 1 Lesson 5
1. concoct |
We need to concoct a plan that will get your sister to her surprise party. |
2. concur |
Mr. Yost and Mrs. Vance concur; you have a good idea for your paper. |
3. conduct |
Ella’s cool conduct during the argument deserves praise. |
4. conductor |
The conductor raised her baton and gave a signal for the first note. |
5. confer |
I would like to confer with you about the best route to the park. |
6. conjoin |
This article explains how to conjoin math and English lessons. |
7. conspire |
The bandits conspire to steal jewels from the princess. |
8. construct |
Raj will construct a birdhouse out of used materials. |
9. contract |
The contract states that I must finish the work by Friday. |
10. converge |
Three highways converge about a mile before the bridge. |
11. midair |
The acrobat spun three times in midair before landing on the ground. |
12. midday |
We usually have sandwiches for our midday meal. |
13. midnight |
At midnight, the clock chimed twelve times. |
14. midpoint |
The city of Tecumseh will be the midpoint of our journey. |
15. midsentence |
Hannah stopped midsentence when she realized her mistake. |
16. midstream |
The bear paused midstream and grabbed a salmon from the water. |
17. midterm |
Our midterm exam will cover Units One through Three. |
18. midtown |
The midtown bus stops at this location once an hour. |
19. midwife |
My aunt will have a midwife on hand when she is ready to give birth. |
20. midwinter |
The coldest day of the year usually occurs in midwinter. |
21. contiguous |
The United Kingdom is not one of the contiguous nations of Europe. |
22. connote |
The author’s books often connote a feeling of sadness or melancholy. |
23. midfielder |
Jake is a midfielder for his high school soccer team. |
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 1 Lesson 4
1. analogy |
I have written an analogy comparing education to a growing tree. |
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2. apologize |
Tess and Molly need to apologize for their prank. |
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3. autobiography |
Han is reading parts of Helen Keller’s autobiography. |
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4. autograph |
Kanisha asked the singer for his autograph. |
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5. biology |
Dr. Olsen studied biology at Michigan State University. |
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6. calligraphy |
The calligraphy kit came with ink, several pens, and nice paper. |
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7. catalog |
The prices for the artist’s painting are listed in this catalog. |
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8. choreograph |
Ms. Knight will choreograph this year’s holiday dance performance. |
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9. chronological |
Please list the major events of the Great Depression in chronological order. |
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10. ecology |
Ecology is the study of how different life forms on Earth interact. |
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11. geography |
In my geography class, we need to memorize the countries of Asia. |
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12. graphic |
Uncle Lonnie is a graphic designer for an advertising firm. |
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13. logical |
There are many logical reasons for using fewer fossil fuels. |
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14. paragraph |
Be sure to indent the first line of each paragraph. |
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15. photograph |
Max’s photograph will appear on the home page of the website. |
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16. psychology |
What is the difference between psychology and psychiatry? |
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17. seismograph |
Scientists use a seismograph to measure the intensity of earthquakes. |
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18. slogan |
We need to write a catchy slogan for the school’s new recycling program. |
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19. technology |
I wonder what groundbreaking technology awaits us in the future. |
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20. telegraph |
The invention of the telegraph caused the end of the Pony Express. |
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21. cartography |
Professional mapmakers are experts in cartography. |
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22. epilogue |
I thought I was done with the book, but I still need to read the epilogue. |
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23. prologue |
In the prologue, the author explains why she wrote the book. |
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Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
2. authorize You will need your counselor to authorize this class change.
3. criticize Sofia tends to criticize her own work more harshly than other people’s.
4. elegance The woman’s elegance was obvious by the way she walked and dressed.
5. emphasize I cannot emphasize enough how important this next test will be.
6. evidence Based on the evidence, Judge Murphy ruled the man was innocent.
7. existence The scientists were hoping to prove the existence of a long lost city.
8. fragrance The fragrance of roses filled the front hall.
9. harmonize When the singers harmonize during the song’s finale, I get goosebumps.
10. hypnotize In order to hypnotize a patient, the doctor first asks him to breathe deeply.
11. ignorance That statement shows your ignorance about the subject.
12. inheritance The house and car were part of Ms. Hunter’s inheritance.
13. insurance The cost of insurance for our car has risen twice in the last year.
14. legalize Do you think we should legalize driving 100 miles per hour on the freeway?
15. magnetize William tried to magnetize the nails by rubbing them on a magnet.
16. organize Please organize your paragraph so that it begins with a topic sentence.
17. preference Yoko’s preference for a Saturday outing is going to the zoo.
18. reference Your reference to the works of Shakespeare caught my attention.
19. specialize At the university, Hattie will specialize in the study of ancient languages.
20. sterilize The boiling water will sterilize the tweezers before we use them.
21. characterize I would not characterize his behavior as friendly or generous.
22.correspondence Rex’s correspondence with a senator led to a new state law.
23. mesmerize His card tricks and juggling mesmerize audiences around the world.
Due:
Assignment
Reading:
Fill out reading log for each night (including the weekend) return on Friday
SPELLING HOMEWORK
Monday
Write definitions for Spelling words 1-11
Tuesday
Write definitions for Spelling words 12-23
Wednesday
Write sentences for Spelling words 1-11
Thursday
Write sentences for Spelling words 12-23
5th Grade Spelling Words Unit 1 Lesson 2
1. allocate |
The school board will allocate equal amounts of money to each school. |
2. cyclist |
A cyclist zipped right past me as I walked along the path. |
3. cyclops |
The hero Odysseus encounters a cyclops in Homer’s epic poem. |
4. deflect |
Coach Williams told his player to deflect the ball with her knee. |
5. dislocate |
If you dislocate your shoulder, it will hurt. |
6. encyclopedia |
Please look in an encyclopedia for information about sharks. |
7. genuflect |
Knights will normally genuflect, or bend their knee, in the presence of a king. |
8. inflection |
The inflection of her voice made it clear how angry she was. |
9. locale |
This amphitheater is the perfect locale for an outdoor performance. |
10. location |
The auditorium will be the location for our annual fundraiser. |
11. locomotive |
The locomotive sped wildly down the tracks. |
12. motorcycle |
My uncle rides his motorcycle to work during nice weather. |
13. phonetic |
The phonetic spelling of a word shows how to pronounce it. |
14. phonics |
My brother sees a tutor to help him with his phonics lessons. |
15. phonograph |
Thomas Edison invented the phonograph in the late 1800s. |
16. reflection |
Molly studied her reflection in the store’s front window. |
17. reflector |
I put a reflector on the back of my bike to make it safer. |
18. saxophone |
Dr. Nelson plays the saxophone in a blues band. |
19. unicycle |
Did you see that clown riding a unicycle? |
20. xylophone |
The orchestra is looking for a new xylophone player. |
21. antireflective |
The lenses of my glasses have an antireflective coating. |
22. cyclical |
The weather in this area is cyclical. |
23. echolocation |
Bats use echolocation to locate food in the dark. |