Name:
Weekly Language 1/25 – 1/29
Monday
Name the Part of Speech of
the underlined words.
Tuesday
Thursday
Tense
Name the Part of Speech of
the underlined words.
Make the verbs PAST TENSE
to complete the sentence.
Past
A red bird flew through the
She ___________ (write)
Present
open field.
a book about her
Complete the chart.
Verb
He walked into the room,
and came right over to us.
Wednesday
feed
childhood.
Future
Which best completes the
sentence?
Simple, compound, or
complex sentence?
(most organized, more organized)
Correct the dialogue.
Emily cried I need to get
Correct the POSSESIVE NOUN
in the sentence.
The Civil War ended in
1865.
out of here right now
Emilys scarf was left
hanging over the chair.
Which word means…
Which word means…
Which word means…
not present in a place.
to break apart.
the amount that is over
what is needed.
What part of speech is
underlined?
What part of speech is
underlined?
What part of speech is
underlined?
What part of speech is
underlined?
How long will it take to
walk from my house?
Andrea loves her sister,
but she drives her crazy.
No, you can’t have my
piece of cake!
We are going to travel
beyond the Atlantic
Ocean.
Write a sentence starting
with the word Before.
Which word/phrase best
completes the sentence?
Where does the comma go?
Which word/phrase best
completes the sentence?
Next, Although, As a result
During the summer we will
take our vacation to
Puerto Rico.
Next, Although, As a result
Which word could replace
the underlined word?
incredible, dull, ordinary
The two underlined words are
synonyms. What does the word
launch mean?
Which word can mean
a vegetable, and to flatten
something?
Maria and I saw the most
amazing show last night.
Dr. Evil is going to launch his
plan and begin world
domination.
carrot, pound, squash
What does the idiom mean?
Simile or Metaphor? What
does it mean?
What does the
adage/proverb mean?
As tall as a tree.
Let sleeping dogs lie.
She was _____________
than I ever was.
This week’s word list
(use these words to answer this
week’s question)
diverse
abnormal
disapprove
surplus
absorb
absent
disconnect
different
superior
surpass
First you will need to ask for
permission. _____, you
should gather the materials.
Which of the words is an
antonym for large?
enormous
miniscule
massive
colossal
Simile or Metaphor? What
does it mean?
During the emergency,
she was a rock.
She was walking on air.
I love it when it snows.
________, it is a bit cold.
Expand the sentence by using
more descriptive language.
Combine the sentences by
creating a compound sentence.
Combine the sentences by
creating a complex sentence.
Reduce the sentence by taking
out unnecessary words.
Emily climbed the tree.
Emily climbed the tree.
She reached the top.
Emily climbed the tree.
She reached the top.
The tree, while tall and
scary, was hard to climb, but
I reached the top,
nonetheless.
If the pink gorilla eats watermelon every night, how much watermelons does he eat?
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My Work
Monday
Tuesday
How can you hear your soul Alone time is when I distance
myself from the voices of the
if everyone is talking?
Mary Doria
Russell
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world so I can hear my own.
Oprah
Wednesday
Thursday
In solitude the mind gains
strength and learns to lean
upon itself.
Simplicity
Solitude
Serenity
Laurence Sterne
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My Progress
If the pink gorilla eats watermelon every night, how much watermelons does he eat?
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MONDAY
# of questions _____
# correct _____
I need more help
with… ______________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
Monday
Tuesday
Name the Part of Speech of
the underlined words.
PN
TUESDAY
# of questions _____
# correct _____
I need more help
with… ______________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
N
He walked into the room,
and came right over to us.
PN
Which best completes the
sentence?
This week’s word list
(use these words to answer this
week’s question)
diverse
abnormal
disapprove
surplus
absorb
absent
disconnect
different
superior
surpass
Thursday
Make the verbs PAST TENSE
to complete the sentence.
Tense
Name the Part of Speech of
the underlined words.
fed
Past
A red bird flew through the
feed
Present
will feed
Future
Simple, compound, or
complex sentence?
THURSDAY
# of questions _____
# correct _____
I need more help
with… ______________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
Wednesday
Verb
Complete the chart.
(most organized, more organized)
She was _____________
than I ever was.
WEDNESDAY
# of questions _____
# correct _____
I need more help
with… ______________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
Adj
V
Adj
She wrote (write) a book
open field.
about her childhood.
Correct the dialogue.
Correct the POSSESIVE NOUN
in the sentence.
Emily cried, “I need to get
The Civil War ended in
1865.
out of here right now!”
Emily’s scarf was left
hanging over the chair.
Which word means…
Which word means…
Which word means…
not present in a place.
to break apart.
the amount that is over
what is needed.
absent
disconnect
surplus
What part of speech is
underlined?
What part of speech is
underlined?
What part of speech is
underlined?
What part of speech is
underlined?
How long will it take to
walk from my house?
Andrea loves her sister,
but she drives her crazy.
No, you can’t have my
piece of cake!
preposition
conjunction
interjection
We are going to travel
beyond the Atlantic
Ocean.
preposition
Write a sentence starting
with the word Before.
Which word/phrase best
completes the sentence?
Where does the comma go?
Which word/phrase best
completes the sentence?
(accept all reasonable answers)
Next, Although, As a result
During the summer, we
will take our vacation to
Puerto Rico.
Next, Although, As a result
The two underlined words are
synonyms. What does the word
launch mean?
begin, or start
Dr. Evil is going to launch his
plan and begin world
domination.
Which word can mean
a vegetable, and to flatten
something?
Which of the words is an
antonym for large?
enormous
miniscule
massive
colossal
First you will need to ask for
permission. _____, you
should gather the materials.
Which word could replace
the underlined word?
incredible, dull, ordinary
Maria and I saw the most
amazing show last night.
If the pink gorilla eats watermelon every night, how much watermelons does he eat?
I love it when it snows.
________, it is a bit cold.
carrot, pound, squash
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Simile or Metaphor? What
does it mean?
During the emergency,
she was a rock.
What does the idiom mean?
She was walking on air.
very happy
Simile or Metaphor? What
does it mean?
What does the
adage/proverb mean?
As tall as a tree.
Let sleeping dogs lie.
very tall
You should leave something
alone if it might cause
trouble.
Reduce the sentence by taking
out unnecessary words.
She was brave/strong.
Expand the sentence by using
more descriptive language.
Combine the sentences by
creating a compound sentence.
Combine the sentences by
creating a complex sentence.
(accept all reasonable answers)
(accept all reasonable answers)
(accept all reasonable answers)
(accept all reasonable answers)
Emily climbed the tree.
Emily climbed the tree.
She reached the top.
Emily climbed the tree.
She reached the top.
After climbing the tree, Emily
finally reached the top.
Even though the tree was hard
to climb, I reached the top.
Emily quickly climbed up the
ancient oak tree.
Emily climbed the tree, and
she reached the top.
If the pink gorilla eats watermelon every night, how much watermelons does he eat?
The tree, while tall and
scary, was hard to climb, but
I reached the top,
nonetheless.
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