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Daily Oral Language will take place every week with a test each Friday. Be sure that you are making the proper grammar corrections and studying the sentences each night.
"A Christmas Carol" is our focus currently. We have been studying the play in our textbooks and practicing a new comprehension technique called R.E.A.P. The students have been doing well with this activity and finding the main idea.
Study your EOG terms 1-20:
alliteration antagonist, antonym, author's purpose, caption, cause and effect, character, chronologically, climax, compare and contrast, conflict, context, essay, exposition, fact, falling action, fiction, flashback, footnote, foreshadowing
Remember the following dates...
Friday, Nov. 21 - Library Day
Bring your books please!
Early release for parade
Tuesday, Nov. 25
Thanksgiving break
Nov 26-28
Have a wonderful week and contact me with any questions.
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Prescriptive Instruction - Reading Comprehension Practice
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Reading Comprehension, Vocab, and Analogies
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