Daily Archives: October 5, 2012

Vocab 2

A Little Piece of Ground – Vocabulary 2 1. Tangible- 1. Able to be touched. 2. Actual. Capable of being understood and evaluated, and therefore regarded as real. 3. Able to be realized.  Capable of being given a physical existence. … Continue reading

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Spelling 6

1. irrelevant 2. irrevocable 3. judicious 4. justifiable 5. labyrinth 6. liaison 7. lustrous 8. magnanimous 9. magnificence 10. maintenance 11. malicious 12. martyr 13. melee 14. metamorphosis 15. molecular Honors: 16. monotony 17. morose 18. multiplicity 19. nausea 20. … Continue reading

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Spelling 6

Spelling Lesson 6- 8th Grade hydrant hydrogen dehydrated chronic synchronize thermos thermometer diameter speedometer consent fertilize preferred referral inference destructive obstruction structural sensibility consensus sensitize Honors Words antihistamine interdisciplinary memoranda proclamation

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Spelling 6

Resist Insist Conflict Inflict Description Inscription Prescription Invention Convention Prevention Detain Contain Progression Regression Decision Incision Precision Include Exclude Conclude

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Sample Cinquains

 

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Sample Diamantes

Shape is off—But you can see the format. Father strong,  industrious building ,  directing , sacrificing family head, director,  leader, manager hardworking, supporting, loving courageous, patient Mother Mother caring, kind nursing , assisting, guiding teacher, adviser, counselor, caregiver, leading, molding, … Continue reading

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Sample Haikus

As the wind does blow Across the trees, I see the Buds blooming in May   I walk across sand And find myself blistering In the hot, hot heat   Falling to the ground, I watch a leaf settle down … Continue reading

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Sample Limericks

Limerick Examples: Our novels get longa and longa Their language gets stronga and stronga There’s much to be said For a life that is led In illiterate places like Bonga H. G. Wells          There was an Old Man with a … Continue reading

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