Dear Students,
And the word for today is I-N-F-E-R-E-N-C-E! I'm looking forward to seeing your colored pictures showing descriptive details about the story "No Place Like Home." :) These are your assignments for today:
I. Language Arts
a. Read 30 minutes and write down pages read.
b. Wordly Wise: 9A & 9B. Write and describe words #1-7. Write the definition and example in complete sentences.
c. Making Inferences worksheet: draw a colored picture showing the details given from the story "No Place Like Home." Complete all questions on worksheet.
II. Math
a. Mrs. Dela Cruz: division worksheet #1-19 (odds). Show work on folder paper and steps. Simplify.
b. Mrs. Kaneshiro: complete division worksheet. All problems and show work.
III. Social Studies
a. Study the specific colonies in New England, Middle and Southern. You will take a practice quiz tomorrow. Spelling counts!
b. Make revisions to your essay based upon student and teacher criteria. Study for upcoming exam on Wednesday November 12, 2008.
IV. Science
a. Definitions and examples are due tomorrow.
V. Other
a. Show parents communication folder.
b. Test folder: show parents and get folder signed.
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Dear Mrs. Dela Cruz,
How exactly do you do the 2nd question on the inference worksheet? I didn't hear in class because I was cleaning the fish tank.
Huey
Dear Mrs. Dela Cruz
For the reading assignment, I only have one inference.
Sincerely,
Tyler Curtis
Hi Huey!
Thank you for your question. For the second question, you will be making 5 different inferences about the story. In the first column, you write your inference. In the second column (evidence), quote the exact words or sentences that helped you make the inference. In the third column (explanation), explain how the evidence supports your answer. For example, you can make an inference on who you think the person is in column one (inference). Then, cite examples of words that gave you the clues in the second column. In the third column, explain how the clues helped you conclude who the person is.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Dela Cruz :)
Hi Tyler!
You can make many inferences from the story. You can share where you think the story is taking place (setting), how the person is feeling, etc. Just remember that you need to find words or sentences that support your inference for the evidence section.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Dela Cruz
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