1
1.The boy’s helped there
dad clean the garage
wash the car and mow
the grass.
2.I hope your going to help
me said the small girl to
her freind.
1
1.The boys helped their dad
clean the garage, wash the
car, and mow the grass.
2.“I hope you’re going to help
me,” said the small girl to her
friend.
2
3. Their were many books
to chose from yet I
couldnt find a book I want
to read.
4. Its raining said the girl
so don’t forget you’re
umbrella”.
2
3. There were many books
to choose from, yet I
couldn’t find a book I
wanted to read.
4. “It’s raining,” said the
girl, “so don’t forget your
umbrella.”
3
5. Our country was atacked
on September 11 2001,
people all across the usa
observes a moment of silence
on the anniversery.
6. After the terorist attacks
many Americans pulled
together to rebuild there lives.
3
5. Our country was attacked
on September 11, 2001;
people all across the USA
observe a moment of silence
on the anniversary.
6. After the terrorist attacks,
many Americans pulled
together to rebuild their lives.
4
7. September 11 2001 was the date
that the world trade center in new
york city was targeted by terorists.
8. Several thousand people
including many police officers fire
men and rescue personnel lost
there lives .
4
7. September 11, 2001, was the date
that the World Trade Center in New
York City was targeted by terrorists.
8. Several thousand people, including
many police officers, fire men, and
rescue personnel, lost their lives.
5
9. At christmas time our family
usualy drives to someones
house and we have a terrific
diner there.
10. Because my sister is
studying for her law school
exams she hasn't
done nothing around the
house in a long time.
5
9. At Christmas time ,our family
usually drives to someone’s
house,and we have a terrific
dinner there.
10. Because my sister is
studying for her law school
exams, she hasn‘t
done anything around the
house in a long time.
I
STAND
SKIP
I Understand
YYY
MEN
SKIP
3 Wise
Men
SKIP
6
1. In the 1920s it was illegal
to buy sell or drink alcohol
this was called Prohibition.
2. At the height of the great
depression about 13 million
americans were out of
work.
6
1. In the 1920s, it was illegal
to buy, sell, or drink
alcohol; this was called
Prohibition.
2. At the height of the Great
Depression, about thirteen
million Americans were out
of work.
7
3. Nat Turner a slave and
preacher lead a slave revolt in
1831, many slaves and slave
owners died.
4. Early in the civil war many free
blacks tried to enlist in the
Union army but they was
rejected at first.
7
5.Nat Turner, a slave and
preacher, led a slave revolt in
1831; many slaves and slave
owners died.
6.Early in the Civil War, many
free blacks tried to enlist in the
Union army, but they were
rejected at first.
8
5. In Japan its considered good
luck to cross the path of an
black cat.
6. Athens a city in Greece was
named after the greek godess
Athena, she was the godess
of war and wisdom.
8
3. In Japan, it’s considered good
luck to cross the path of a
black cat.
4. Athens, a city in Greece, was
named after the Greek
goddess Athena; she was the
goddess of war and wisdom.
9
7. In 1927 Charles Lindbergh
flyed the first solo flight across
the atlantic.
8. Franklin D Roosevelt was
elected to for terms in office,
he was cripled by polio.
9
7. In 1927, Charles Lindbergh
flew the first solo flight across
the Atlantic.
8. Franklin D. Roosevelt was
elected to four terms in office;
he was crippled by polio.
10
9. Edgar Allan Poe who was born
in 1809 wrote many short
stories and poems including
The Raven.
10.Before he died Poe reportedly
said “lord, help my poor sole”.
10
9. Edgar Allan Poe, who was
born in 1809, wrote many
short stories and poems,
including “The Raven.”
10.Before he died, Poe
reportedly said, “Lord, help my
poor soul.”
G
O
I
G
N
Going in circles
skip
11
1. Today I cleaned shopped
and washed my car what
a day.
2. “When are you going to
come for a visit” asked my
Grandma.
11
1. Today, I cleaned,
shopped, and washed my
car. What a day!
2. “When are you going to
come for a visit?” asked
my grandma.
12
3. I asked my Biology teacher
“what do camels keep in
there humps”
4. My teacher Mr. James
replied “they keep fat not
water”.
12
3. I asked my biology teacher,
“What do camels keep in
their humps?”
4. My teacher, Mr. James,
replied, “They keep fat, not
water.”
13
5. Me and my friend
researched Greenland,
its the most largest
island in the world.
6. The Petrified Forest
located in Arizona is a
hole forest of trees that
turned in to stone.
13
5. My friend and I researched
Greenland; it’s the largest
island in the world.
6. The Petrified Forest,
located in Arizona, is a
whole forest of trees that
turned into stone.
14
7. Although Jesse Owens
won for gold metals in
1936 Hitler refused to
shake his hand cause he
was black.
8. When he retire from
baseball Hank Aaron had
755 home runs.
14
7. Although Jesse Owens
won four gold medals in
1936, Hitler refused to
shake his hand because
he was black.
8. When he retired from
baseball, Hank Aaron had
755 homeruns.
15
9.Animals are strange, a
starfish breaths threw it’s
feet and a cricket sings
with it’s legs.
10.A cats grace comes from
having 250 bones in its
body, their are 20 bones
just in its tale.
15
9. Animals are strange; a
starfish breathes through
its feet, and a cricket
sings with its legs.
10.A cat’s grace comes
from having 250 bones in
its body; there are 20
bones just in its tail.
skip
H
G
O
N
R
I
S
Horsing Around
16
1. It was the most embarasing
moment ever but I just had to
get threw it.
2. First we herd the scores and
we were so exsited we
jumped yelled and screamed.
16
1. It was the most embarassing
moment ever, but I just had
to get through it.
2. First, we heard the scores,
and we were so excited; we
jumped, yelled, and
screamed.
17
3. In 1836 Harriet Tubman a
escaped slave freed 750
slaves.
4. In 1981 Sandra Day O’Conner
became the first women on the
supreme court, she retire this
year.
17
3. In 1836, Harriet Tubman, an
escaped slave, freed 750
slaves.
4. In 1981, Sandra Day
O’Conner became the first
woman on the Supreme Court;
she retired this year.
18
5. During the american revolution
more colonists fought on the side
of Britin then on the side of the
colonies.
6. “In 1808 it became ilegal to
import slaves in to the United
States” said the teacher.
18
5.During the American Revolution,
more colonists fought on the side
of Britain than on the side of the
colonies.
6.“In 1808, it became illegal to
import slaves into the United
States,” said the teacher.
19
7.Although I sometimes have to
much homework I like school
alot.
8.Their are many things me and
my brother like to do together,
we especialy love to hunt and
fish.
19
7.Although I sometimes have
too much homework, I like
school a lot.
8.There are many things my
brother and I like to do
together; we especially love to
hunt and fish.
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9. The Hummingbird have a
specail talent, it can fly
backwards.
10. The shark is famus for it’s
teeth but it has no bones in
it’s skeleton.
20
9. The hummingbird has a
special talent; it can fly
backwards.
10. The shark is famous for its
teeth, but it has no bones in its
skeleton.
HOROBOD
Robin Hood
21
1. That woman Mrs. Chan is
my freind Stacys mom.
2. My favorit book is To Kill a
Mockingbird by Harper Lee,
one of the characters are
named Scout.
21
1. That woman, Mrs. Chan, is
my friend Stacy’s mom.
2. My favorite book is To Kill
a Mockingbird by Harper Lee;
one of the characters is named
Scout.
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3. Lewis and Clark explored
the west and there story is
fasinating.
4. The people of Venice Italy
use boats to get around
there city, its a interesting
place to visit.
22
3. Lewis and Clark explored
the West, and their story is
fascinating.
4. The people of Venice, Italy
use boats to get around
their city; it’s an interesting
place to visit.
23
5. “James you pitched very
good today” complemented
coach Washington.
6. Through his long carer in
baseball Nolan Ryan
through more strikeouts
then any other pitcher in
history.
23
5. “James, you pitched very
well today ,” complimented
Coach Washington.
6. Through his long career in
baseball, Nolan Ryan threw
more strikeouts than any
other pitcher in history.
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7.Because he studyed all
night Billy felt confedent
that he would do good on
his french test.
8.Ericka whose planing on
going to Southern
university makes good
grades.
24
7.Because he studied all
night, Billy felt confident
that he would do well on
his French test.
8.Ericka, who’s planning on
going to Southern
University, makes good
grades.
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9.“Although you’re tired
you still need to clean
you’re room” said my
Mom angrily.
10.My friend asked “are
their going to be alot of
people at the party.”
25
9.“Although you’re tired,
you still need to clean
your room,” said my
mom angrily.
10.My friend asked, “Are
there going to be a lot of
people at the party?”
Down to Earth
26
1. Proverbs is short
popular sayings, their
are thousands of them.
2. I read that president
Lincoln said “freedom is
the last best hope of
earth”
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1. Proverbs are short,
popular sayings; there
are thousands of them.
2. I read that President
Lincoln said, “Freedom
is the last, best hope of
earth.”
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3. Copernicus a polish
astronomer was the first to
suggest, that planets orbit the
Sun.
4. Copernicus who lived in the
16th centery published his
theory in On The Revolutions
Of The Heavanly Spheres.
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5. Copernicus, a Polish
astronomer, was the first to
suggest that planets orbit the
sun.
6. Copernicus, who lived in the
th
16 century, published his
theory in On the Revolutions
of the Heavenly Spheres.
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5. In peru bullfighters use to be
women, they fought bulls
while riding horseback.
6. Before players begun to
where safety gear football
produced so many injurys
that colleges often baned the
game.
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5. In Peru, bullfighters used to
be women. They fought
bulls while riding horseback.
6. Before players began to
wear safety gear, football
produced so many injuries
that colleges often banned
the game.
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7. I didn't know witch job I
wanted I was to confused
to deside.
8. In the short story The TellTale Heart by: Edgar Allan
Poe the narrator said “it is
the beating of his hideous
heart”!
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7. I didn't know which job I
wanted; I was too confused
to decide.
8. In the short story “The
Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar
Allan Poe, the narrator said,
“It is the beating of his
hideous heart!”
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9. Matt walked nervous to the
plate knowing his team would
loose the game if he striked
out.
10. The picher was stairing at
him which made him even
more nervus.
30
9. Matt walked nervously to the
plate, knowing his team would
lose the game if he struck out.
10. The pitcher was staring at
him, which made him even
more nervous.
YOU JUST ME
Just between
you and me
31
1.The movie Of Mice And Men
is a intresting adaptation of
the book, I recomend every
one watch it.
2. You should have studyed
more and you should of got
more sleep to.
31
1. The movie Of Mice and Men
is an interesting adaptation
of the book; I recommend
everyone watch it.
2. You should have studied
more, and you should have
gotten more sleep too.
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3. “Look at those dark clouds
on the horizon” said the girl
“it'll rain before long.
4. When we live near the park
we would have a picnic every
Sunday, I loved it.
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3. “Look at those dark clouds
on the horizon,” said the girl.
“It'll rain before long.”
4. When we lived near the
park, we would have a picnic
every Sunday. I loved it.
33
5. My father was a kind and
gentle man, however he was
a firm beleiver in disipline.
6. When I told him the cost
of the tickets he sugested
that we not attend the
consert.
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5. My father was a kind and
gentle man; however, he
was a firm believer in
discipline.
6. When I told him the cost
of the tickets, he suggested
that we not attend the
concert.
34
7.Jacks driving makes me
nervus, he drives way to
fast.
8. When I go to Canada
this Summer I want to
hike in the mountins I
know that will be exsiting.
34
7.Jack’s driving makes me
nervous; he drives way
too fast.
8. When I go to Canada
this summer, I want to
hike in the mountains. I
know that will be exciting.
35
9. He's gonna go to
medical school, its his
lifelong ambition too be
a doctor.
10. Sun shine is good
for you but to much sun
is bad for you.
35
9. He's going to go to
medical school; it’s his
lifelong ambition to be a
doctor.
10. Sunshine is good
for you, but too much
sun is bad for you.
STA4NCE
For
instance
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1. On that mourning I sat in
my usual spot in the corner
of my grandmothers
kichen.
2. The pilots ejected from the
burning plain and landed in
the water and they
imediately popped they’re
flares and life-vests.
36
1. On that morning, I sat in my
usual spot in the corner of
my grandmother’s kitchen.
2. The pilots ejected from the
burning plane and landed
in the water. They
immediately popped their
flares and life-vests.
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3. Their was a car accident
on I-10 this morning, it was
not caused by the rain.
4. The desert she baked for
us tasted wonderfully, it was
full of chocalate.
37
3. There was a car-accident
on I-10 this morning; it was
not caused by the rain.
4. The dessert she baked for
us tasted wonderful; it was
full of chocolate.
38
5. Last night the stars
seemed exceptional brite, it
was unusal.
6. When it snows we like to
stay home and take a brake
from work, its a great day!
38
5. Last night, the stars
seemed exceptionally
bright. It was unusual.
6. When it snows, we like to
stay home and take a break
from work. It’s a great day!
39
7. The proffessor explained
why plagiarism is wrong on
Monday.
8. You’re mother or you’re
sister should lend you their
coat.
39
7. On Monday, the
professor explained why
plagiarism is wrong.
8. Your mother or your
sister should lend you her
coat.
40
9. The arangements for the
convintion was poorly
organized.
10. The secratary was sorry
he through away the
document, it was nesessary
for his bosses meeting.
40
9. The arrangements for the
convention were poorly
organized.
10. The secretary was sorry
he threw away the
document; it was necessary
for his boss’s meeting.
LEAST
Last but not
least
41
1.Last year me and my
sister got a sunburn at the
beach it hurt alot.
2.However we was not at
the beach very long.
41
1.Last year, my sister and I
got a sunburn at the
beach. It hurt a lot.
2.However, we were not at
the beach very long.
42
3.After about 3 hour our
parent’s took us back to
the hotel.
4.We stayed inside but we
still had alot of fun.
42
3.After about three hours,
our parents took us back
to the hotel.
4.We stayed inside, but we
still had a lot of fun.
43
5. The national cancer institute
say that 70% of the plants
useful in treating cancer comes
from rain forrests.
6. 100 pounds of rainwater is
needed to produce 1 pound of
grain from the earth.
43
5. The National Cancer Institute
says that 70 percent of the
plants useful in treating cancer
come from rain forests.
6. One hundred pounds of
rainwater are needed to produce
one pound of grain from the
earth.
44
7. In 1579 Sir Francis Drake an
english explorer sailed in to the
waters of the San Francisco bay,
he claims California for England.
8. Christopher Columbus ships were
the nina the pinta and the santa
maria.
44
7. In 1579, Sir Francis Drake, an
English explorer, sailed in to the
waters of the San Francisco Bay; he
claimed California for England.
8. Christopher Columbus’s ships
were the Nina, the Pinta, and the
Santa Maria.
45
9. The two ocean that lap
Africas coast are the atlantic
and pacific.
10.Brazil is the south America
country who produce the
most cofee.
45
9. The two oceans that lap
Africa’s coast are the
Atlantic and Pacific.
10.Brazil is the South
American country that
produces the most coffee.
• Hole in one
46
1. The Great Pyramid Of Khufu
in Egypt were builded with
more then two million blocks
waying two tons each.
2. 90 million people are added
to the Worlds population
each year.
46
1. The Great Pyramid of Khufu
in Egypt was built with more
than two million blocks,
weighing two tons each.
2. Ninety million people are
added to the world’s
population each year.
47
3. New York city includes the
following 5 boroughs the
bronx brooklyn manhattan
queens & staten island.
4. Only 30 % of the planet
earth were covered with ice
during the last ice age.
47
3. New York City includes the
following five boroughs: the
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan,
Queens, and Staten Island.
4. Only 30 percent of the planet
Earth was covered with ice
during the last ice age.
48
5. Alice Watson Ph. D. taught us
that tidal waves which travel as
fast as speeding bulets are
caused by underwater
earthquakes.
6. The tonge is usualy the
strongest mussle in the human
body.
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5. Alice Watson, Ph. D., taught us
that tidal waves, which travel as
fast as speeding bullets, are
caused by underwater
earthquakes.
6. The tongue is usually the
strongest muscle in the human
body.
49
7. Yesterday their was a total
eclipse of the sun, thats when
the moon blocks the suns light.
8. Earths core which measure
about 10000 degrees
fahrenheit is almost as hot as
the suns surface.
49
7. Yesterday, there was a total
eclipse of the sun. That’s when
the moon blocks the sun’s light.
8. Earth’s core, which measures
about 10,000 degrees
Fahrenheit, is almost as hot as
the sun’s surface.
50
9. I tryed hard but I still coudnt find
the picturs I only saw the ink.
10.Their going to use me I’m so
exsited I can hardly rite Dr
Nemur and Dr Strauss had a
argament about it first.
50
9. I tried hard, but I still couldn’t
find the pictures. I only saw the
ink.
10.They’re going to use me. I’m
so excited I can hardly write. Dr.
Nemur and Dr. Strauss had an
argument about it first.
Cycle
Cycle
Cycle
Tricycle
51
1. Norwegian vikings sailed
West to Iceland Greenland
and even to the East coast of
North America.
2. Eric the Red who’s son was
Leif Ericson sailed with his
family from Iceland to
Greenland to settle their.
50
1. Norwegian Vikings sailed
west to Iceland, Greenland,
and even to the east coast of
North America.
2. Eric the Red, whose son was
Leif Ericson, sailed with his
family from Iceland to
Greenland to settle there.
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3. Prior to August 26 1920 woman
which was one half of the
countries adults did not have
the write to vote.
4. With the passage of the 19th
amendment women were given
the right to vote, therefor they
had more equality.
51
3. Prior to August 26, 1920,
women, who were one-half of
the country’s adults, did not
have the right to vote.
th
4. With the passage of the 19
Amendment, women were
given the right to vote;
therefore, they had more
equality.
52
5. Sequoia trees is among the
most large and oldest living
thing on earth.
6. Millions of years ago their
were many diffrent kinds
but today only two remain
the redwood and the giant
sequoia.
52
5. Sequoia trees are among the
largest and oldest living things
on earth.
6. Millions of years ago, there
were many different kinds, but
today, only two remain: the
redwood and the giant
sequoia.
53
7. The teacher said class
please get quiet, and get
out you’re homework.
8. “I didn’t do my homework”
said the girl “But I will
have it tomorow”.
53
7. The teacher said, “Class,
please get quiet and get out
your homework.”
8. “I didn’t do my homework,”
said the girl, “but I will have
it tomorrow.”
54
7. The pacific ocean by far the
largest of the oceans cover
nearly 1/3 of the earths surface.
8. Evaporation which is part of the
water cycle remove fresh water
from the ocean leaving salt
behind.
54
7. The Pacific Ocean, by far the
largest of the oceans, covers
nearly one-third of the earth’s
surface.
8. Evaporation, which is part of the
water cycle, removes fresh water
from the ocean, leaving salt
behind.
55
1.In Janury of 1803 president
Thomas Jefferson asked
congress for $2500 to pay
for an expidition to the
Lousiana Territory.
2.Jefferson apointed his
secratary Meriwether Lewis
to plan the trip.
55
1.In January of 1803, President
Thomas Jefferson asked
Congress for $2,500 to pay
for an expedition to the
Louisiana Territory.
2.Jefferson appointed his
secretary, Meriwether Lewis,
to plan the trip.
56
3. On May 14 1804 the
expedition lead by Lewis
and William Clark left St
Louis Missouri.
4. There destination was the
Pacific ocean but they had
to travel threw the
wilderness to get their.
56
3.On May 14, 1804, the
expedition, led by Lewis
and William Clark, left St.
Louis, Missouri.
4.Their destination was the
Pacific Ocean, but they
had to travel through the
wilderness to get there.
57
5. The gasoline that ordanary
cars use is made from oil
which is an fossil fuel.
6. Fossil fuels which include oil
coal and natural gas were
formed underground milions
of years ago.
57
5. The gasoline that ordinary
cars use is made from oil,
which is a fossil fuel.
6. Fossil fuels, which include oil,
coal, and natural gas, were
formed underground millions
of years ago.
58
7.4 faces and 70 years ago
Mount Rushmore become
a part of South Dakotas
history.
8.Washington, Jefferson
Roosevelt and Lincoln all
great Presidents are on
the monument.
58
7.Four faces and 70 years
ago, Mount Rushmore
became a part of South
Dakota’s history.
8.Washington, Jefferson,
Roosevelt, and Lincoln, all
great presidents, are on
the monument.
59
9.Martin Luther King Jr who
was a great speaker lead
the civil rights movement.
10.He won the 1964 nobel
piece prize unfortunately
he was assassinated at
age 39.
59
9.Martin Luther King, Jr.,
who was a great speaker,
led the Civil Rights
Movement.
10.He won the 1964 Nobel
Peace Prize.
Unfortunately, he was
assassinated at age 39..
60
1.The girl who’s parents
have found a new home in
Dallas Texas doesn’t want
to move, however there
desision is final.
2.Her favorit activity is
shoping but now she have
to do it alone.
60
1.The girl, whose parents have
found a new home in Dallas,
Texas, doesn’t want to move;
however, their decision is final.
2.Her favorite activity is shopping,
but now she has to do it alone.
61
3. Terry loves his Dad but he feels
embarassed by his behavor.
4. Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings most
famus novel is the Yearling.
61
3. Terry loves his dad, but he feels
embarrassed by his behavior.
4. Marjorie Kinnan Rawling’s most
famous novel is The Yearling.
62
5. Laurence Yep who had asma as a
child feeled like a failure cause him
and his brother had very diffrent
athletic abilities.
6. After moving from China
Laurences father lived in San
Franciscos Chinatown.
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5. Laurence Yep, who had asthma as
a child, felt like a failure because he
and his brother had very different
athletic abilities.
6. After moving from China,
Laurence’s father lived in San
Francisco’s Chinatown.
63
7. Langston Hughes poem Mother
to Son contains a mothers advice
to her son.
8. Its very important to stay positive.
Even when life is very hard to
bare.
63
9. Langston Hughes’s poem,
“Mother to Son,” contains a
mother’s advice to her son.
10. It’s very important to stay
positive, even when life is very
hard to bear.
64
9. On May 14 1804 the expedition lead
by Lewis and William Clark left St
Louis Missouri.
10. There destination was the Pacific
ocean but they had to travel threw the
wilderness to get their.
64
9. On May 14, 1804, the expedition led
by Lewis and William Clark left St.
Louis, Missouri.
10. Their destination was the Pacific
Ocean, but they had to travel through
the wilderness to get there.
Pawalkrk
A walk in the
park
65
1.Before him and his
freinds went camping
they should of made a
plan.
2.There mothers helped
them get ready but they
still forget alot of things.
65
1.Before he and his
friends went camping,
they should have made
a plan.
2.Their mothers helped
them get ready, but
they still forgot a lot of
things.
66
3. Matthew Hensons first
adventure was on a ship
called the Katie Hines, its
wear he learned about
exploring.
4. Matthew Henson along with
Robert Peary set out on a
expedition to the north
pole.
66
3. Matthew Henson’s first
adventure was on a ship
called the Katie Hines; it’s
where he learned about
exploring.
4. Matthew Henson, along
with Robert Peary, set out
on an expedition to the
North Pole.
67
5.Gary Paulsen has wrote
many books about dogs
including the book
Dogsong, he also owns
dogs.
6.In the regin where he lives
their are alot of pine trees
hunting is allowed but
Paulsen does not hunt.
67
5.Gary Paulsen has written
many books about dogs,
including the book
Dogsong; he also owns
many dogs.
6.In the region where he
lives, there are a lot of pine
trees. Hunting is allowed,
but Paulsen does not hunt.
68
7.Helen Keller couldn’t read
nothing when Miss
Sullivan becomes her
teacher but she never
gave up on Helen.
8.“I know I can help her.”
said Miss Sullivan “If she
just lets me”.
68
7.Helen Keller couldn’t read
anything when Miss
Sullivan became her
teacher, but she never
gave up on Helen.
8.“I know I can help her,”
said Miss Sullivan, “if she
just lets me.”
69
9. Many passengers
consider themselfs lucky
to have been on the
maden voyage of the
Titanic.
10.“Please those are my
children” cried one
women “let me go with
them”
69
9. Many passengers
considered themselves
lucky to have been on
the maiden voyate of the
Titanic.
10.“Please, those are my
children!” cried one
woman. “Let me go with
them.”
70
9. Many passengers consider
themselfs lucky to have been
on the maden voyage of the
Titanic.
10.“Please those are my
children” cried one woman “let
me go with them”
70
9. Many passengers considered
themselves lucky to have
been on the maiden voyage of
the Titanic.
10.“Please, those are my
children!” cried one woman.
“”Let me go with them!”
71
1. The girl’s forget wear they left
there books therefor they
didn’t have their home work.
2. “Where is your work”
asked the teacher who
was looking at the boy quiet
sternly.
71
1. The girls forgot where they
left their books; therefore,
they didn’t have their
homework.
2. “Where is your work?”
asked the teacher, who
was looking at the boy quite
sternly.
72
3. The young frightened child
clung tight to his sisters
dirty hand.
4. His mother sobing and
scared fought silently
against the cold rushing
water.
72
3. The young, frightened
child clung tightly to his
sister’s dirty hand.
4. His mother, sobbing and
scared, fought silently
against the cold, rushing
water.
73
5. Some areas of this country
faces serius water shortages
but water conservation is every
ones responsibility.
6. A American family of 4
uses almost 200 gallons of
water a day for drinking cooking
bathing and cleaning.
73
5. Some areas of this country face
serious water shortages, but water
conservation is everyone’s
responsibility.
6. An American family of four uses
almost 200 gallons of water a day
for drinking, cooking, bathing, and
cleaning.
74
7. Although Jesse Owens an
American athlete won four gold
metals at the olympics Hitler
wouldn’t shake
his hand cause he was black.
8. He eventualy set 7 world records
in his carer.
74
7. Although Jesse Owens, an
American athlete, won four gold
medals at the Olympics, Hitler
wouldn’t shake his hand because
he was black.
8. He eventually set seven world
records in his career.
75
9. “I’m so glad I past twelf
grade” the student exclaimed
jumping up and down.
10.The teacher replied “James
all it takes is a little hard
work”.
75
9. “I’m so glad I passed twelfth
grade!” the student
exclaimed, jumping up and
down.
10.The teacher replied,
“James, all it takes is a little
hard work.”
PPOD
Two peas in a
pod
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1. The Bubonic Plage also known
as the Black Death first apeared
in Europe in 1347 by 1350 it had
killed almost half of Europes
population.
2. Joan of arc was only 17 when
she lead battles against the
english she was only 19 when
she was burned at the steak.
76
1. The Bubonic Plague, also
known as the Black Death, first
appeared in Europe in 1347. By
1350, it had killed almost half of
Europe’s population.
2. Joan of Arc was only seventeen
when she led battles against the
English; she was only nineteen
when she was burned at the
stake.
77
3. Because the catholic church
wouldn’t give him a divorce
Henry the VIII established his
own church the Protestant
Church Of England.
4. Elizabeth I Henry VIIIs daughter
had one of the longest rains 45
years in english history.
77
3. Because the Catholic Church
wouldn’t give him a divorce,
Henry the VIII established his
own church: the Protestant
Church of England.
4. Elizabeth I, Henry VIII’s
daughter, had one of the longest
reigns, 45 years, in English
history.
78
5. By using gasoline car
owners dumped as much as
225000 tons of led in to the
air each year.
6. In the 1930s motorists in
some midwest citys had to
use headlights during the
day, to see threw the smog.
78
5. By using gasoline, car
owners dumped as much as
225,000 tons of lead into the
air each year.
6. In the 1930s, motorists in
some Midwest cities had to
use headlights during the
day to see through the
smog.
79
7. In 1977 Janet Guthrie became the
1st woman to race in the
indianapolis 500 she won nineth
place in the race.
8. In fencing the competiters are
equiped with the following a epee
a foil or a saber.
79
7. In 1977, Janet Guthrie became the
first woman to race in the
Indianapolis 500; she won ninth
place in the race.
8. In fencing, the competitors are
equipped with the following: an
epee, a foil, or a saber.
80
9. In the 1800s England wages a
war against China in order to sale
opium a drug to the chineese
people.
10. However Englad out lawed opium
at home many people thought this
was hipocritical.
80
9. In the 1800s, England waged a
war against China in order to sell
opium, a drug, to the Chinese
people.
10. However, England outlawed
opium at home; many people
thought this was hypocritical.
Monday, December 17
1. We had a good time at the beach
but the circus was even funner.
2. Our coach takes every practice
serious but the one’s before a
game are especialy demanding.
Monday, December 17
1. We had a good time at the
beach, but the circus was more
fun.
2. Our coach takes every practice
seriously, but the ones before a
game are especially demanding.
Tuesday, December 18
3. “Do you know the names of
Santas raindeer” Mrs. Claus
asked the elfs.
4. Rudolph who had a very shiney
nose was one of Santas favorit
raindeer.
Tuesday, December 18
3. “Do you know the names of
Santa’s reindeer?” Mrs. Claus
asked the elves.
4. Rudolph, who had a very shiny,
nose was one of Santa’s favorite
reindeer.
Wednesday, December 19
5. The erupsion of Mt
Vesuvius completly
buryed the city of Pompeii
in ashs.
6. Because of this we now
know how men and
woman dressed and lived.
Wednesday, December 19
5. The eruption of Mt.
Vesuvius completely buried
the city of Pompeii in
ashes.
6. Because of this, we now
know how men and women
dressed and lived.
Thursday, December 20
7. “Did you know that dolfins
has distinct personalities”
asked the proffesor.
8. Researchers have
discovered that some
dolfins are agressive
while other’s are quiet
playful.
Thursday, December 20
7. “Did you know that dolphins
have distinct
personalities?” asked the
professor.
8. Researchers have
discovered that some
dolphins are aggressive,
while others are quite
playful.
Friday, December 21
9.
The stockings was hung
by the chimney with care,
in hopes that St Nicholas
soon would be their.
10. I herd him exclaim as he
drove out of site “Merry
Christmas to all, and to all
a good night”.
Friday, December 21
9.
The stockings were hung
by the chimney with care,
in hopes that St. Nicholas
soon would be there.
10. I heard him exclaim as he
drove out of sight, “Merry
Christmas to all, and to all
a good night.”
Tuesday, January 2
1.The erupsion of Mt
Vesuvius completly
buryed the city of
Pompeii in ashs.
2.Because of this we now
know how men and
woman dressed and
lived.
Tuesday, January 2
1.The eruption of Mt.
Vesuvius completely
buried the city of
Pompeii in ashes.
2.Because of this, we now
know how men and
women dressed and
lived.
Wednesday, January 3
3.“Did you know that dolfins
has distinct personalities”
asked the proffesor.
4.Researchers have
discovered that some dolfins
are agressive while other’s
are quiet playful.
Wednesday, January 3
3.“Did you know that dolphins
have distinct personalities?”
asked the professor.
4.Researchers have
discovered that some
dolphins are aggressive,
while others are quite
playful.
Thursday, January 4
5. Although Mozart and
Beethoven was great
composers each one had
obstacle to over come.
6. Mozart lived most of his life
in poverty Beethoven wrote his
most fine symfonies after
going deaf.
Thursday, January 4
5. Although Mozart and
Beethoven were great
composers, each one had
obstacles to overcome.
6. Mozart lived most of his life
in poverty; Beethoven wrote
his finest symphonies after
going deaf.
Friday, January 5
7. Ludwig van Beethoven was a
german composor of classical
music he lived predominantly in
Vienna Austria.
8. Beethovens personal life was
troubled, around age 28 he
started to become deaf which
lead him to contemplate suicide.
Friday, January 5
7. Ludwig van Beethoven was a
German composer of classical
music; he lived predominantly in
Vienna, Austria.
8. Beethoven’s personal life was
troubled. Around age 28, he
started to become deaf, which
led him to contemplate suicide.
Monday, January 8
1. Elizabeth I born in 1533 was
Henry VIII and Anne Bolyns
daughter.
2. She was one of the strongest
most loved and longest
raining rulers of England.
Monday, January 8
1. Elizabeth I, born in 1533, was
Henry VIII and Anne Bolyn’s
daughter.
2. She was one of the strongest,
most loved, and longest
reigning rulers of England.
Tuesday, January 8
1. Martin Luther King, Jr was
born in Atlanta Georgia his
parents names were Martin and
Alberta.
2. King married Coretta Scott
King on June 18 1953 they had 4
children including Martin Luther
III.
Tuesday, January 8
3. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born in
Atlanta, Georgia. His parents’ names
were Martin and Alberta.
4. King married Coretta Scott King
on June 18, 1953. They had four
children, including Martin Luther III.
Wednesday, January 9
5. Dr. King who beleived in
nonviolence was awarded the
nobel piece prize in 1968.
6. Martin Luther King once said “a
man who won't die for something
is not fit to live”.
Wednesday, January 9
5. Dr. King, who believed in
nonviolence, was awarded the
Nobel Peace Prize in 1968.
6. Martin Luther King once said,
“A man who won't die for
something is not fit to live.”
Thursday, January 10
5. King was assasinated on April 4
1968 he was on the balcany of a
motel in Memphis Tennesee.
6. He was their to lead a local march
in support of the black sanitation
workers union they was on strike at
the time.
Thursday, January 10
7. King was assassinated on April 4,
1968; he was on the balcony of the
a motel in Memphis, Tennessee.
8. He was there to lead a local
march in support of the black
sanitation workers’ union. They were
on strike at the time.
Friday, January 11
7. In 1963 more then a quater of a million
people of diverse ethnicities attended
the march on Washington.
8. At the time it was the largest gathering
of protestors in Washingtons history
and Kings I have a dream speech
electrified the crowd.
Friday, January 11
9. In 1963, more than a quarter of a
million people of diverse ethnicities
attended the March on Washington.
10. At the time, it was the largest
gathering of protestors in
Washington’s history, and King’s “I
Have a Dream” speech electrified the
crowd.
Monday, January 14
1. The civil rights movement which
occured from about 1955 to 1968
aimed at ending racial discrimenation
against blacks especially in the south.
2. The movement was about more then
just changing laws, it was also about
issues of freedom respect dignity and
equality.
Monday, January 14
1. The Civil Rights Movement, which
occurred from about 1955 to 1968,
aimed at ending racial discrimination
against blacks, especially in the South.
2. The movement was about more than just
changing laws; it was also about issues
of freedom, respect, dignity, and equality.
Tuesday, January 15
3. On May 17 1954 the United States
Supreme Court handed down it’s
desision regarding the case Brown v.
Board of Education of Topeka,
Kansas.
4. The court over turned Plessy vs.
Ferguson, this made segregation in
public schools ilegal.
Tuesday, January 15
3. On May 17, 1954, the United States
Supreme Court handed down its
decision regarding the case Brown v.
Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas.
4. The court overturned Plessy vs.
Ferguson; this made segregation in
public schools illegal.
Wednesday, January 16
5. On December 1, 1955 Rosa Parks
refuse to give up her seat on a public
bus to make room for a white
passanger.
6. Following the incident African-American
leaders gather and organize the
Montgomery Bus Boycott.
Wednesday, January 16
5. On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks
refused to give up her seat on a public
bus to make room for a white
passenger.
6. Following the incident, African-American
leaders gathered and organized the
Montgomery Bus Boycott.
Thursday, January 17
7. In 1957 Orval Faubus the governer
of Arkansas called out the National
Guard to prevent 9 African-American
students from attending Little Rock
Central High School.
8. The students were able to attend the
school, they had to pass thru
spitting jeering whites to arrive at
school on there first day.
Thursday, January 17
7. In 1957, Orval Faubus, the governor of
Arkansas, called out the National Guard
to prevent nine African-American
students from attending Little Rock
Central High School.
8. The students were able to attend the
school; they had to pass through
spitting, jeering whites to arrive at
school on their first day.
Friday, January 18
9. The march on Washington was a
large political raly that took place in
Washington, D.C. on August 28 1963.
10. A estimated 200,000 to 300,000
demonstrators gathered in front of
the Lincoln Memorial, this is wear
Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his
famous I Have a Dream speech.
Friday, January 18
9. The March on Washington was a large
political rally that took place in
Washington, D.C. on August 28, 1963.
10. An estimated 200,000 to 300,000
demonstrators gathered in front of the
Lincoln Memorial; this is where Martin
Luther King, Jr. delivered his famous “I
Have a Dream” speech.
Monday, January 21
1. In 1564 William
Shakespeare who was a poet
and playwrite was born in
Warwickshire England.
2. Shakespeare is considered
by many to be the greatest
writer in the english language
as well as one of the greatest
in western literature.
Monday, January 21
1. In 1564, William
Shakespeare, who was a poet
and playwright, was born in
Warwickshire, England.
2. Shakespeare is considered
by many to be the greatest
writer in the English language,
as well as one of the greatest
in Western literature.
Tuesday, January 22
3. Shakespeares plays such as
Hamlet and Macbeth
has the reputation of being
among the greatest in the
english language.
4. His plays of which their were
37 were often performed at the
globe theatre.
Tuesday, January 22
3. Shakespeare’s plays, such as
Hamlet and Macbeth, have the
reputation of being among the
greatest in the English language.
4. His plays, of which there were
37, were often performed at the
Globe Theatre.
Wednesday, January 23
5. Shakespeares sonets
are a collection of 154
poems that deal with such
themes as love beauty
politics and morality.
6. In addition Shakespeare
wrote the short poem, The
Phoenix And The Turtle.
Wednesday, January 23
5. Shakespeare’s sonnets
are a collection of 154
poems that deal with such
themes as love, beauty,
politics, and morality.
6. In addition, Shakespeare
wrote the short poem “The
Phoenix and the Turtle”.
Thursday, January 24
7. At the age of 52 William
Shakespeare died on April
23 1616.
8. “From which play is the
quote to be or not to be, that
is the question” asked the
teacher.
Thursday, January 24
7. At the age of 52, William
Shakespeare died on April
23, 1616.
8. “From which play is the
quote, ‘To be or not to be,
that is the question’?” asked
the teacher.
Friday, January 25
9. Greek mythology consist of a
extensive collection of stories
detailing the adventures of gods
godesses heros and heroines.
10.In the wide variety of greek
legends and storys the ancent
Gods all appear in human form,
however they never age.
Friday, January 25
1.Greek mythology consists of an
extensive collection of stories
detailing the adventures of gods,
goddesses, heroes, and heroines.
2.In the wide variety of Greek legends
and stories, the ancient gods all
appear in human form; however, they
never age.
Monday, January 28
1.A earthquake also known as a
tremor is the result of a
sudden release of energy in
the Earths crust.
2.At the Earths surface
earthquakes manifest
themselves, by shaking and
sometimes displacing the
ground.
Monday, January 28
1.An earthquake, also known as a
tremor, is the result of a sudden
release of energy in the Earth’s
crust.
2.At the Earth’s surface,
earthquakes manifest
themselves by shaking and
sometimes displacing the
ground.
Tuesday, January 29
3. Earthquakes are usualy caused by
the rupture of geological faults but
they are also caused by volcanic
activity landslides and nuclear
experaments.
4. An earthquakes point of initial
rupture is called it’s hypocenter,
the term epicenter refers to the
point at ground level directly above
the hypocenter.
Tuesday, January 29
3. Earthquakes are usually caused by
the rupture of geological faults, but
they are also caused by volcanic
activity, landslides, and nuclear
experiments.
4. An earthquake’s point of initial rupture
is called its hypocenter. The term
epicenter refers to the point at ground
level directly above the hypocenter.
Wednesday, January 30
5. Earthquakes along with severe storms
volcanic activity and wildfires can lead
to landslides a major geological
hazard.
6. Earthquakes can cause fires by
damaging electrical power or gas
lines, in the 1906 San Francisco
earthquake more deaths were caused
by fire then by the earthquake itself.
Wednesday, January 30
5. Earthquakes, along with severe
storms, volcanic activity, and
wildfires, can lead to landslides, a
major geological hazard.
6. Earthquakes can cause fires by
damaging electrical power or gas
lines. In the 1906 San Francisco
earthquake, more deaths were
caused by fire than by the earthquake
itself.
Thursday, January 31
7. Minor earthquakes occur almost
constant around the world in places
like California and Alaska but
earthquakes can occur almost
anywhere including New York City,
London, and Australia.
8. Most of the worlds earthquakes take
place in the zone called the Pacific
Ring Of Fire.
Thursday, January 31
7. Minor earthquakes occur almost
constantly around the world in places
like California and Alaska, but
earthquakes can occur almost
anywhere, including New York City,
London, and Australia.
8. Most of the world’s earthquakes take
place in the zone called the Pacific
Ring of Fire.
Friday, February 1
9. Although millions of people may
never experiance a earthquake
they are very common
occurrences on this planet.
10. It may be so light that only
sensitive instruments will
percieve it’s motion, it may shake
houses rattle windows and
displace small objects
Friday, February 1
9. Although millions of people may
never experience an earthquake,
they are very common
occurrences on this planet.
10. It may be so light that only
sensitive instruments will
perceive its motion; it may shake
houses, rattle windows, and
displace small objects
Monday, February 4
1. The Harlem renaissance was a
flowering of African-American
socal thought and culture it
formed in Harlem.
2. This period occuring from about
1920 to 1940 was expressed threw
every cultural medium dance art
music theatre literature poetry
and politics.
Monday, February 4
1. The Harlem Renaissance was a
flowering of African-American
social thought and culture; it
formed in Harlem.
2. This period, occurring from about
1920 to 1940, was expressed
through every cultural medium:
dance, art, music, theatre,
literature, poetry, and politics.
Tuesday, February 5
3. For the first time African-American
paintings writings and jazz became
absorbed into the mainstream
creating a lasting legecy.
4. The Apollo theater has been the
most lasting legecy of the Harlem
Renaissance, it has remaned a
symbol of African-American culture.
Tuesday, February 5
3. For the first time, AfricanAmerican paintings, writings, and
jazz became absorbed into the
mainstream, creating a lasting
legacy.
4. The Apollo Theater has been the
most lasting legacy of the Harlem
Renaissance; it has remained a
symbol of African-American
culture.
Wednesday, February 6
5. Many influental black writers’
and literary promoters including
Langston Hughes leave New York
City in the early 1930s most
relocating to France.
6. Langston Hughes who wrote the
poem “Dream Deferred” also wrote
plays short storys and opras.
Wednesday, February 6
5. Many influential black writers
and literary promoters, including
Langston Hughes, left New York
City in the early 1930s, most
relocating to France.
6. Langston Hughes, who wrote
the poem “Dream Deferred,” also
wrote plays , short stories, and
operas.
Thursday, February 7
7.Do you know some
musicans who were part of
the Harlem Renaisance
asked the teacher.
8.Louis Armstrong who sang
and played the trumpet is
probly most famous for the
song What A Wonderful
World.
Thursday, February 7
7.“Do you know some
musicians who were part of
the Harlem Renaissance?”
asked the teacher.
8.Louis Armstrong, who sang
and played the trumpet, is
probably most famous for the
song “What a Wonderful
World.”
Friday, February 8
9. “Whose you’re favorit poet”
asked my teacher she really
likes poetry.
10.“Well I really like Langston
Hughes” said the boy “But
Shel Silverstein is my
favorite” .
Friday, February 8
9. “Who’s your favorite poet?”
asked my teacher. She really
likes poetry.
10.“Well, I really like Langston
Hughes,” said the boy, “but
Shel Silverstein is my
favorite.”
Monday, February 11
1. They’re are verying opinions as to
the origen of Valentines Day but
most experts state that it originated
from St Valentine.
2. St. Valentine a roman who was
martyred for refusing to give up
Christianity died on Febuary 14 269
A.D.
Monday, February 11
1. There are varying opinions as to
the origin of Valentine's Day, but
most experts state that it originated
from St. Valentine.
2. St. Valentine, a Roman who was
martyred for refusing to give up
Christianity, died on February 14,
269 A.D.
Tuesday, February 12
3. The Underground Railroad a
network of clandestine routes
lead slaves to free states and
Canada.
4. Between 1820 and 1850 its
estimated that 30000 to 100000
slaves escaped threw the
Underground Railroad.
Tuesday, February 12
3. The Underground Railroad, a
network of clandestine routes, led
slaves to free states and Canada.
4. Between 1820 and 1850, it’s
estimated that 30,000 to 100,000
slaves escaped through the
Underground Railroad.
Wednesday, February 13
5.In the early 1800s
steamboats was important to
trade on the Mississippi river.
6.The first steamboat to dock in
New Orleans which was
hauling cargo arrive their
from Pittsburgh in 1812.
Wednesday, February 13
5. In the early 1800s, steamboats
were important to trade on the
Mississippi River.
6. The first steamboat to dock in
New Orleans, which was hauling
cargo, arrived there from
Pittsburgh in 1812.
Thursday, February 14
7. Johnny tryed not to let his
injury effect his
performance but he really
didn’t play good.
8. After recieving the call the
police rushed to the sight
of the crime but they were
to late the criminal was
gone.
Thursday, February 14
7.Johnny tried not to let his
injury affect his
performance, but he really
didn’t play well.
8.After receiving the call, the
police rushed to the site of
the crime, but they were
too late. The criminal was
gone.
Friday, February 15
9. I began daydreaming cause
I was board but then I herd
the teacher screem at me.
10. Me and my friends tried out
for cheerleading but
everyone accept I made it.
Friday, February 15
9. I began daydreaming
because I was bored, but
then I heard the teacher
scream at me.
10. My friends and I tried
out for cheerleading, but
everyone except me
made it.
Monday, February 18
1.Johnny tryed not to let his
injury effect his performance
but he really didn’t play
good.
2.After recieving the call the
police rushed to the sight of
the crime but they were to
late the criminal was gone.
Monday, February 18
1.Johnny tried not to let his
injury affect his
performance, but he really
didn’t play well.
2.After receiving the call, the
police rushed to the site of
the crime, but they were too
late. The criminal was gone.
Tuesday, February 19
3. I began daydreaming
cause I was board but
then I herd the teacher
screem at me.
4. Me and my friends tried
out for cheerleading but
everyone accept I made
it.
Tuesday, February 19
3.I began daydreaming
because I was bored,
but then I heard the
teacher scream at me.
4.My friends and I tried
out for cheerleading,
but everyone except
me made it.
Wednesday, February 20
5. I thought Houston which
is wear my friend is from
was the capitol of Texas
but its really Austin.
6. The principle gave 3
students all of who made
strait As a metal.
Wednesday, February 20
1. I thought Houston, which is
where my friend is from,
was the capital of Texas, but
it’s really Austin.
2. The principal gave three
students , all of whom made
straight As , a medal.
Thursday, February 21
7. That girl who is the air to
her fathers hole fortune is
worth over a milion
dollars.
8. Yesterday I was feeling
week therefor my mom
brought me to the
pediatrician Dr. Peters.
Thursday, February 21
3. That girl, who is the heir
to her father’s whole
fortune, is worth over a
million dollars.
4. Yesterday, I was feeling
weak; therefore, my mom
brought me to the
pediatrician, Dr. Peters.
Friday, February 22
9. My sister usualy looks
very plane, however she
looked beatiful and
elegent for the prom.
10. After many week’s the
boys lose tooth finally fell
out and he choose to put
it under his pillow.
Friday, February 22
5. My sister usually looks very
plane; however, she looked
beautiful and elegant for the
prom.
6. After many weeks, the boy’s
loose tooth finally fell out,
and he chose to put it under
his pillow.
Crossfire
Monday, February 25
1.Greek mythology consist of a
extensive collection of stories
detailing the adventures of gods
godesses heros and heroines.
2.In the wide variety of greek
legends and storys the ancent
Gods all appear in human form,
however they never age.
Monday, February 25
1.Greek mythology consists of an
extensive collection of stories
detailing the adventures of gods,
goddesses, heroes, and heroines.
2.In the wide variety of Greek
legends and stories, the ancient
gods all appear in human form;
however, they never age.
Tuesday, February 26
1. Hercules a devine hero who
was the son of Zeus was known
for his superhuman strenth.
2. A few months after he was born
Hera sent two serpents to kill him
but he was found playing with
there limp bodys as if they were a
childs toys.
Tuesday, February 26
3.Hercules, a divine hero who was
the son of Zeus, was known for
his superhuman strength.
4.A few months after he was born,
Hera sent two serpents to kill him,
but he was found playing with
their limp bodies as if they were a
child’s toys.
Wednesday, February 27
5. In greek mythology Medusa was
a monstrous female character
who’s gaze could turn people to
stone and she also had snakes
for hair.
6. Hades the God of the
underworld ruled the dead.
Wednesday, February 27
5. In Greek mythology, Medusa
was a monstrous female
character whose gaze could turn
people to stone. She also had
snakes for hair.
6. Hades, the god of the
underworld, ruled the dead.
Thursday, February 28
7.Aphrodite the godess of love and
beauty was born of the sea fome.
8.In Greek mythology Poseidon
was the god of the sea, therefor
he controled the waters and even
caused earthquakes.
Thursday, February 28
7.Aphrodite, the goddess of love
and beauty, was born of the sea
foam.
8.In Greek mythology, Poseidon
was the god of the sea; therefore,
he controlled the waters and even
caused earthquakes.
Friday, March 1
9.“Hercules is a famous hero”
said the teacher “But their
are many other Greek
heros”.
10.“Do you know whose the
god of war” asked the boy?
Friday, March 1
9.“Hercules is a famous hero,”
said the teacher, “but there
are many other Greek
heroes.”
10.“Do you know who’s the
god of war?” asked the boy.
Monday, March 4
1. Eleanor Roosevelt born October 11
1884 acomplished many things
including being a journalist educator
businesswoman author and diplomat.
2. As the wife of president Franklin D.
Roosevelt she was the longest
serving first lady of the United States
serving from 1933 to 1945.
Monday, March 4
1. Eleanor Roosevelt, born October 11,
1884, accomplished many things,
including being a journalist, educator,
businesswoman, author, and
diplomat.
2. As the wife of President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, she was the longest
serving First Lady of the United
States, serving from 1933 to 1945.
Tuesday, March 5
3. Coretta Scott King fought for years
to make her husbands birthday a
national holiday, in 1986 her quest
was realised when the first Martin
Luther King Day was celabrated.
4. The Kings were married on June 18
1953 on the lawn of her parents
house, the ceremony was
performed by Kings father.
Tuesday, March 5
3. Coretta Scott King fought for years
to make her husband’s birthday a
national holiday. In 1986, her quest
was realized when the first Martin
Luther King Day was celebrated.
4. The Kings were married on June 18,
1953 on the lawn of her parents’
house; the ceremony was
performed by King’s father.
Wednesday, March 6
5. Shirley Chisholm an American
politican educator and arthor became
the first African-American woman
elected to congress.
6. In 1972 Chisholm made a bid for the
Democratic Partys presidental
nomination, she recieved 152 delegate
votes but she ultimately lost the
nomination.
Wednesday, March 6
5. Shirley Chisholm, an American
politician, educator, and author,
became the first African-American
woman elected to Congress.
6. In 1972, Chisholm made a bid for the
Democratic Party’s presidential
nomination; she received 152 delegate
votes, but she ultimately lost the
nomination.
Thursday, March 7
7. Harriet Tubman also known as Moses
was an African-American who’s daring
rescues helped hundreds of slaves
excape to freedom.
8. Her name was Araminta Ross however
as a child she became known by her
mothers name Harriet.
Thursday, March 7
7. Harriet Tubman, also known as Moses,
was an African-American whose daring
rescues helped hundreds of slaves
escape to freedom.
8. Her name was Araminta Ross;
however, as a child, she became
known by her mother’s name, Harriet.
Friday, March 8
9. On December 1 1955 Rosa Parks
refused to obey bus driver James
Blakes order to give up her seat to
make room for a white passanger.
10.This act of civil disobedeince
sparked the Montgomery bus
boycott.
Friday, March 8
9. On December 1, 1955, Rosa
Parks refused to obey bus driver
James Blake’s order to give up her
seat to make room for a white
passenger.
10.This act of civil disobedience
sparked the Montgomery Bus
Boycott.
Space Invaders
Monday, March 11
1.Basketball a sport in which 2
teams tries to score points by
throwing a ball threw a hoop
was invented by Dr James
Naismith.
2.Since it’s invention in 1891 it
has developed to become a
truely international sport.
Monday, March 11
1.Basketball, a sport in which
two teams try to score points
by throwing a ball through a
hoop, was invented by Dr.
James Naismith.
2.Since its invention in 1891, it
has developed to become a
truly international sport.
Tuesday, March 12
3.A monotreme is an unique
mammal they are like other
mammals accept that they
lay eggs.
4.Their are only 2 types of
monotremes the duck-billed
platypus, and the echidna.
Tuesday, March 12
3.A monotreme is a unique
mammal; they are like other
mammals, except that they
lay eggs.
4.There are only two types of
monotremes: the duck-billed
platypus and the echidna.
Wednesday, March 13
5. Sandra Day O'Connor a former
American judge and politician serve
as the first female on the supreme
court of the United States.
6. She was nominated by president
Ronald Reagan and served for
over twenty-four years on July 1
2005 she anounced her intention to
retire.
Wednesday, March 13
5. Sandra Day O'Connor, a former
American judge and politician,
served as the first female on the
Supreme Court of the United States.
6. She was nominated by President
Ronald Reagan and served for over
24 years. On July 1, 2005, she
announced her intention to retire.
Thursday, March 14
7. During his lifetime Charles
Dickens an english novelist
was not known as a literary
great, however now he is
considered a genuis.
8. He writes many novels during
the 1800’s including Oliver
Twist and A Tale Of Two Cities.
Thursday, March 14
7. During his lifetime, Charles
Dickens, an English novelist,
was not known as a literary
great; however, now he is
considered a genius.
8. He wrote many novels during
the 1800s, including Oliver
Twist and A Tale of Two Cities.
Friday, March 16
9.Jane Austen was an English
novelist who’s books
including Pride and Prejudis
gave insights into womens
lives.
10.Austen was born in 1731
she had six brothers and one
older sister Cassandra to
who she was very close.
Friday, March 16
9.Jane Austen was an English
novelist whose books,
including Pride and Prejudice,
gave insights into women’s
lives.
10.Austin was born in 1731. She
had six brothers and one older
sister, Cassandra, to whom
she was very close.
What goes up,
must come down
Monday, March 19
1.“James you pitched very
good today” complemented
coach Washington.
2.Through his long carer in
baseball Nolan Ryan
through more strikeouts then
any other pitcher in history.
Monday, March 19
1.“James, you pitched very
well today ,” complimented
Coach Washington.
2.Through his long career in
baseball, Nolan Ryan threw
more strikeouts than any
other pitcher in history.
Tuesday, March 20
3.The vein boy who is always
looking at hisself in the
mirror has very few freinds.
4. “After your done fishing
come back to the camp sight
imediately” said my Dad.
Tuesday, March 20
3.The vain boy, who is
always looking at himself in
the mirror, has very few
friends.
4. “After you’re done fishing ,
come back to the camp site
immediately,” said my dad.
Wednesday, March 21
5. Pirates are usualy
remembered as cruel and
greedy however Jean Lafitte
was both a pirate and a hero.
6. Lafitte and other pirates along
with general Jackson and his
troops helped defend New
Orleans during the war of
1812.
Wednesday, March 21
5. Pirates are usually
remembered as cruel and
greedy; however, Jean Lafitte
was both a pirate and a hero.
6. Lafitte and other pirates, along
with General Jackson and his
troops, helped defend New
Orleans during the War of
1812.
Thursday, March 22
7. The novel, The Outsiders was
written by S.E. Hinton, she
had written it when she was
17 years old.
8. Many of her books was
turned into movies, however
The Outsiders was the most
sucessful.
Thursday, March 22
7. The novel The Outsiders was
written by S.E. Hinton; she wrote
it when she was 17 years old.
8. Many of her books were turned
into movies; however, The
Outsiders was the most
successful.
Friday, March 23
9. Johns family went on a
vacation to Houston Texas,
however he had to stay
home.
10. “I studied alot last time”
said the girl “But I still didn’t
do good on the test.”
Friday, March 23
7. John’s family went on a
vacation to Houston, Texas;
however, he had to stay
home.
8.“I studied a lot last time,”
said the girl, “but I still didn’t
do well on the test.”
Forgive and forget
Monday, March 26
1. A rainbow is a optical and
meteorological fenomenon that
cause a spectrum of light to
appear in the sky,
2. The rainbow affect is also
commonly seen near waterfalls or
fountains, it can be artificialy
created by dispersing water
droplets into the air during a suny
day.
Monday, March 26
1. A rainbow is an optical and
meteorological phenomenon that
causes a spectrum of light to
appear in the sky,
2. The rainbow effect is also
commonly seen near waterfalls or
fountains; it can be artificially
created by dispersing water
droplets into the air during a
sunny day.
Tuesday, March 27
3. A tornado often referred to
as a twister is a violent
dangerous rotating colum of
air.
4. A waterspout defined by the
National Weather Service as
a tornado over water have
relatively week winds.
Tuesday, March 27
3. A tornado, often referred to
as a twister, is a violent,
dangerous, rotating column
of air.
4. A waterspout, defined by the
National Weather Service as
a tornado over water, has
relatively weak winds.
Wednesday, March 28
5. Hurricane Katrina was the
costliest natural disaster as well
as one of the 5 deadliest
hurricanes in the history of the
United States.
6. At least 1,836 people lost there
lives in the actual hurricane and
in the subsequent floods, total
property damage was
estamated at $81 billion.
Wednesday, March 28
5. Hurricane Katrina was the
costliest natural disaster, as well
as one of the five deadliest
hurricanes, in the history of the
United States.
6. At least 1,836 people lost their
lives in the actual hurricane and
in the subsequent floods; total
property damage was estimated
at $81 billion.
Thursday, March 29
7. A drought is a extended period of
months or years when a region
notes a deficiency in its water
supply.
8. Generally, this occur when a
region receives consistently below
average precipitation.
Thursday, March 29
7. A drought is an extended period
of months or years when a region
notes a deficiency in it’s water
supply.
8. Generally this occur when a
region recieves consistently below
average precapitation.
Friday, March 30
9. An earthquake also known as a
tremor is the result of a sudden
release of energy in the Earths
crust that creates seismic waves.
10. At the Earths surface
earthquakes manifest themselfs by
shaking and sometimes displacing
the ground.
Friday, March 30
9. An earthquake, also known as a
tremor, is the result of a sudden
release of energy in the Earth’s
crust that creates seismic waves.
10. At the Earth’s surface,
earthquakes manifest themselves
by shaking and sometimes
displacing the ground.
Monday, April 2
1. “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's
Stone” is the 1st of seven fantasy
novels writen by the british author
J. K. Rowling.
2. The books chronacle the
adventures wizard Harry Potter and
his best friends Ron Weasley and
Hermione Granger all of who are
students at Hogwarts.
Monday, April 2
1.Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's
Stone is the first of seven fantasy
novels written by the British author
J. K. Rowling.
2. The books chronicle the
adventures wizard Harry Potter and
his best friends Ron Weasley and
Hermione Granger, all of whom are
students at Hogwarts.
Tuesday, April 3
3. The novels revolve around Harry
Potter a orfan who discover at the
age of 11 that he is a wizard.
4. Wizard ability is inborn but
children are sent to wizarding
school to learn the magical skills
nesessary to suceed in the
wizarding world
Tuesday, April 3
3. The novels revolve around Harry
Potter, a orphan, who discovers at
the age of 11 that he is a wizard.
4. Wizard ability is inborn, but
children are sent to wizarding
school to learn the magical skills
necessary to succeed in the
wizarding world
Wednesday, April 4
5. J.K. Rowlings commented “My
books are largely about death.”
“They open with the death of
Harrys parents”.
6. She said “I so understand why
Voldemort wants to concuer death.
We're all fritened of it.”
Wednesday, April 4
5. J.K. Rowlings commented, “My
books are largely about death.
They open with the death of Harry’s
parents.”
6. She said, “I so understand why
Voldemort wants to conquer death.
We're all frightened of it.”
Thursday, April 5
7. According to Rowling the main
theme is death which has lead to
much critisism.
8. Through 2010 the first six books
have been made into films, its the
highest grossing film series of all
time.
Thursday, April 5
7. According to Rowling, the main
theme is death, which has led to
much criticism.
8. Through 2010, the first six books
have been made into films; it’s the
highest grossing film series of all
time.
Friday, April 6
9. The first book begins near Harry's
eleventh birthday, Rubeus Hagrid
reveals Harry's history and
introduce him to the wizarding
world.
10.With Hagrids help Harry prepares
for and undertakes his 1st year of
study at Hogwarts.
Friday, April 6
9. The first book begins near Harry's
eleventh birthday; Rubeus Hagrid
reveals Harry's history and
introduces him to the wizarding
world.
10.With Hagrids help, Harry
prepares for and undertakes his
first year of study at Hogwarts.
Monday, April 9
1. Brazil is the largest country in
South America, its the worlds fifth
largest country.
2. Bounded by the Atlantic ocean on
the East Brazil has a coastline of
over 7,491 kilometers.
Monday, April 9
1. Brazil is the largest country in
South America; it’s the world’s fifth
largest country.
2. Bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on
the east, Brazil has a coastline of
over 7,491 kilometers.
Tuesday, April 10
3. Kenya is a country is Africa, the
capitol city is Nairobi.
4. The country is named after Mount
Kenya a significant landmark and
second among Africas highest
mountain peeks.
Tuesday, April 10
3. Kenya is a country is Africa; the
capital city is Nairobi.
4. The country is named after Mount
Kenya, a significant landmark and
second among Africa’s highest
mountain peaks.
Wednesday, April 11
5. Germany which is in Europe is
bordered by the north sea.
6. After World war II Germany was
divided in to the states of East
Germany and West Germany,
Germany was reunified in 1990.
Wednesday, April 11
5. Germany, which is in Europe, is
bordered by the North Sea.
6. After World War II, Germany was
divided into the states of East
Germany and West Germany;
Germany was reunified in 1990.
Thursday, April 12
7. Japan a island nation in East
Asia lies to the East of the Sea
Of Japan.
8. A major economic power
Japan has the worlds second
largest economy
Thursday, April 12
7. Japan, an island nation in East
Asia, lies to the east of the Sea
of Japan.
8. A major economic power,
Japan has the world’s second
largest economy
Friday, April 13
7. The Great Barrier Reef the worlds
largest coral reef lies a short
distance off the coast of Australia.
8. Semi-arid land commonly known
as the outback make up by far the
largest portion of land in the
country.
Friday, April 13
7. The Great Barrier Reef, the
world’s largest coral reef, lies a
short distance off the coast of
Australia.
8. Semi-arid land, commonly known
as the outback, makes up by far
the largest portion of land in the
country.
Monday, April 16
1. Acadians who’s desendents are
known as cajuns were expeled
from Nova Scotia they refused to
swear allegeance to the British
Crown.
2. There eviction which has
become known as the great
upheaval occured from 1755 to
1763.
Monday, April 16
1. Acadians, whose descendents
are known as Cajuns, were
expelled from Nova Scotia; they
refused to swear allegiance to the
British Crown.
2. Their eviction, which has
become known as the Great
Upheaval, occurred from 1755 to
1763.
Tuesday, April 17
3. Originaly French settlers the
acadians found themselfs under
British rule at the conclusion of
Queen Anne’s war in 1713.
4. When war flared up 4 decades
later they wanted nothing to do
with the war and wish to remain
nutral.
Tuesday, April 17
3. Originally French settlers, the
Acadians found themselves under
British rule at the conclusion of
Queen Anne’s War.1713.
4. When war flared up four
decades later, they wanted nothing
to do with the war and wished to
remain neutral.
Wednesday, April 18
5. Mardi Gras and King Cakes are
common in south Louisiana
regardless of a communities
religous affiliations.
6. During the early part of the 20th
Century attempts were made to
suppress the Cajun culture
including forbiding the use of
french in schools.
Wednesday, April 18
5. Mardi Gras and King Cakes are
common in south Louisiana,
regardless of a community’s
religious affiliations.
6. During the early part of the 20th
century, attempts were made to
suppress the Cajun culture,
including forbidding the use of
French in schools.
Thursday, April 19
7. Its usualy presumed that
cajun french is mainly derived
from acadian french which was
spoken in the french colony of
acadia.
8. Cajuns are predominantly
catholic however other
denominations have made
inroads among Cajuns.
Thursday, April 19
7. It’s usually presumed that
Cajun French is mainly derived
from Acadian French, which was
spoken in the French colony of
Acadia.
8. Cajuns are predominantly
Catholic; however, other
denominations have made
inroads among Cajuns.
Friday, April 20
9. Though many stories were past
down from generation to
generation verbally some Cajun
storys have been written down.
10. Henry Wadsworth
Longfellows Evangeline and Mary
Alice Fontenots Clovis The
Crawfish are two famous peaces
of Cajun literature.
Friday, April 20
9. Though many stories were
passed down from generation to
generation verbally, some Cajun
stories have been written down.
10. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s
“Evangeline” and Mary Alice
Fontenot’s “Clovis the Crawfish”
are two famous pieces of Cajun
literature.
Monday, May 2
Write as many words as
you can make using the
letters of the following
word:
HOLIDAY
Tuesday, May 3
Unscramble the following words:
1. tpossr
6. wnthcudoo
11. gwoblin
2. ercsoc
7. nrheomu
12. ratkc
3. otoflbal 8. creso
13. wmis
4. abblasel 9. lbakstbel
14. evdi
5. okhcye 10.sntmnyaicsg 15. pmju
Wednesday, May 4
Write as many words as
you can make using the
letters of the following
word. The words must be
at least 3 letters long:
SUNSHINE
Thursday, May 5
In your proofreading section:
Write as many words as
you can think of that
rhyme with the following
word:
buy
Friday, May 5
Write as many words
as you can think of
that rhyme with the
following word:
eyes
Monday, May 8
Unscramble the following word:
1.snmlaia 6. dlnphoi
11. kdyoen
2.brabti
12. pnleheta
7. kasen
3.toeyco 8. ltertu
13. loraigl
4.lsrurqie 9. rezab
14. oarngaok
5.ohesr
10. lailratog 15. malal
Tuesday, May 9
Unscramble the following words:
1. oshocl
2. ksed
3. hrectea
4. aybrlir
5. htam
6. orisyth
7. nisecce
8. isnhlge
9. ngridea
10.niwtigr
11. tsorps
12.okoehwmr
13. nieclp
14. faearteci
15. csrese
Wednesday, May 10
Unscramble the following words:
1. utorsncie
2. xeiocm
3. nadaca
4. paisn
5. ancref
6. tyail
7. apnaj
8. andii
9. usrasi
10. raiq
11. straliuaa
12. hiecl
13. razilb
14. ornayw
15. endsew
Thursday, May 11
Write as many words as
you can think of (no
proper nouns) that
rhyme with the word
below:
ate
Friday, May 12
Write as many words as
you can think of (no
proper nouns) that
rhyme with the word
below:
summertime
Monday, May 15
Write as many contractions
as you can think of.
Example: can’t
Tuesday, May 16
Write as many palindromes
(words that are spelled the
same forwards and
backwards) as you can
think of.
Example: noon
Wednesday, May 17
Write as many words as you
can think of that start with
the letter K.
Thursday, May 18
Write as many words as you
can think of that are 5
syllables or more.
Friday, May 18
Write as many words as you
can think of that include
the letter X.