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Spelling and Phonics List 3-4 words with the suffix. -ful Prefixes/Suffixes/Roots Root: ject = to throw Underline the root, the write the definition. 1. adjective2. conjecture3. dejected4. eject5. injected- Grammar and Usage Underline the verbs. Write the verb tense. 1. I protected my books from the rain. 2. We will meet my friend at the movies. 3. Nora looks for her cat under the bed every night. 4. I always guess the correct number of jelly beans. Vocab Which phrase does not describe tropical places? a. Containing rain-forest regions b. Near polar regions c. Having warm temperatures d. Near the equator * Antonym of tropical: A __ __ __ __ C Poetry “slithy = lithe and slimy. Can you guess what the other portmanteau words in the poem mean? Try to write your own portmanteau words. Lewis Carroll invented portmanteau word from Alice in Wonderland. It is a kind of suitcase. From a “Jabberwocky” to Alice‘Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. Spelling (/ā/ /ă/ /ī/ /ĭ/) Show syllables and accents. 1. Explain 2. Uncertain 3. Claims 4. Rascal 5. Unpack 6. Raisin Writer's Secret Find and rewrite a sentence with a coordinating and subordinate conjunction (coord. conj: FANBOYS- for, and, nor, but, yet, or, so AND subord. conj.- introduce clauses: after, although, as, because, before, if, since, though, unless, until, when, whenever, where, wherever, while,…. Geography 1. What is a projection map? 2. Does the Mercator projection more accurately show the size, shape, or the location of the continents on a map? Commonly Confused Words 1. Shana would not let the morose mood of the others (affect, effect) her cheery disposition. 2. Greg was careful not to (advice, advise) Peter about next year’s course selections. 3. Later, I felt (bad, badly) about the fact that I (appraised, apprised) Jermaine of his surprise party. 4. Jenny (assayed, essayed) the value of the Internet for research purposes in her informative (assay, essay). Spelling and Grammar If a word ends with a silent e, drop the e before adding a suffix that begins with a vowel. Write 3-4 words that follow this rule. Daily RevUps Week 7 1 Spelling and Phonics List 3-4 words with the suffix. -less Prefixes/Suffixes/Roots Underline the root, the write the definition. 1. interjection2. project3. projectile4. reject- Spelling (/ā/ /ă/ /ī/ /ĭ/) Grammar and Usage Underline the verbs. Write the verb tense. Show syllables and accents. 1. I ate breakfast early this morning. 2. I grabbed the last peanut butter cookie. 3. Gophers dig holes in our backyard. 4. We crawled under the picket fence. 5. My dog once chewed through a plastic ball. 1. Exact 2. Contain 3. Standard 4. Margin 5. Exclaim 6. Bargain 1. Do the land areas around the North and South Poles appear smaller or larger in size than they really are? Vocab Add the words to the word web. Writer's Secret Commonly Confused Words Muggy *Six members of the air squadron at the air force 1.(base, bass) in Colorado were on leave. They decided to go backpacking. On the way to their campsite, they became aware of the 2.(base, bass) call of wild animals. Jed, who sang 3.(base, bass) in the at the 4.(base, bass), tried humid _________ * Antonyms of humid: Grammar and Usage Add an ‘ and an s to most singular nouns to form a possessive. When the N ends with a s or z sound, add an ‘ to form the possessive. When a singular N is just 1 syllable, add an ‘s. Add the correct apostrophe. 1. Lucas cookie is sitting on his desk. 2. Lucas sister cookie is in her mouth. 2. Which continent appears much wider than it really is compared to the other continents? Base (n)- the bottom of anything Base (v)- to make or form a foundation for; as fact; place Bass (adj)- in music– low in pitch _________ __________ Poetry Think of a short sentence that you heard someone say to you yesterday (7-10 words long). Write it down so it fits onto 1 line. That’s the first line of your poem. The rest of the poem is how it made you feel or what you said. Geography to imitate the animals, but his voice was far too deep. 3. One cookie is in William pocket. 4. Another cookie is in Ross drawer. 5. Lucas mother legs are short. Daily RevUps Week 7 2 Spelling and Phonics List 3-4 words with the suffix. -ness Grammar and Usage Write a sentence for each tense of the verbs below. Present: I mow the lawn every week for my day. Past: Future: Prefixes/Suffixes/Roots Adjective, dejected, eject, project, projectile, reject 1. Jon failed the English test because he didn’t know that an ___ describes a noun. 2. He sometimes felt ___ when he received a bad grade on a test. 3. However, when his father asked him to work on a science ___, he cheered up. Vocab Is a canopy in a rain forest near the tops of the trees or near the bottom? 4. Working with his dad was not an opportunity Jon wanted to ___. Poetry Take your first line from yesterday and write it so that it takes up 2 lines. The line should ‘break’ at the point where the speaker might have paused. It alters the way it sounds or reads. Finish the new poem. How do the tone and feel of the poem change? Is it very different? Spelling (/ā/ /ă/ /ī/ /ĭ/) Show syllables and accents. 1. Chamber 2. Obtain 3. Raid 4. Vain 5. attain Writer's Secret Find and rewrite 2-3 sentences with coord. and subord. conjunctions. Spelling and Grammar Add a suffix to these words. 1. Hurry (make a past tense verb) 2. Lady (make it plural) 3. Beauty (change it to an adj) 4. Happy (change it to a N) Geography 1. Which continent includes the coordinates of 45°N latitude, 115°E longitude? 2. Estimate the coordinates for the southern tip of Africa. Commonly Confused Words Base (adj)- serving or forming as a base; dishonorable Bass (n)- a kind of fish The next day, they went fishing for 1.(base, bass). When they reached the 2.(base, bass) of the river, they noticed storm clouds forming, but they ignored the warning because the temptation to catch a large 3.(base, bass) was too strong. Suddenly, Jerome let out a roar and uttered some 4.(base, bass) remarks-- he had just been stung by a hornet. Then lightening struck and the men decided to return to 5.(base, bass) to escape further trouble. Daily RevUps Week 7 3 Spelling and Phonics List 3-4 words with the suffix. -ly Prefixes/Suffixes/Roots Root: flu = to flow Underline the root and write the definition. 1. affluent2. fluctuate3. fluid4. fluent5. flume- Grammar and Usage Write a sentence for each tense of the verbs below. Present: Past: Future: I will climb the tallest oak tree tomorrow. Spelling (/ā/ /ă/ /ī/ /ĭ/) Show syllables and accents. 1. Entertain 2. Staff 3. Explained 4. Attained 5. entertainer 1.Name all the labeled land and water areas that the equator crosses. Vocab Which part of a tree is its foliage? a. The bark b. The branches c. The leaves d. The roots Writer's Secret Commonly Confused Words Find a passage and sort 3-4 different sentences with coord. and subord. conjunctions. * Describe the foliage of a healthy plant: Poetry Use the same line you started your poems with from the past 2 days. This time, write it on at least 2 lines, or more, and try to make the breaks in places that aren’t natural. Finish the poem. Maybe the poem is all ‘chopped’ up??? Geography 2. The equator and the prime meridian meet in which ocean? Which continent is closest to this intersection? Because (conj)- for the reason that Since (conj)- in view of the fact that 1. I was tardy today (because, since) I missed the bus. 2. Julia decided to see the doctor (because, since) she had health coverage. 3. Sam’s poodle shies away from other dogs (because, since) she was bitten when she was a puppy. Spelling and Grammar Add a suffix and fix the spelling. 1. Prefer: 2. Forget 3. Refer 4. Admit Daily RevUps Week 7 4 Spelling and Phonics Add the suffix –ible or –able to each base. 1. compare 2. Reverse 3. Honor 4. Imagine 5. Sense 6. profit Prefixes/Suffixes/Roots Underline the root and write the definition. 1. flush2. influx3. Mellifluous 4. superfluous- Grammar and Usage Write a sentence for each tense of the verbs below. 1. Present: Past: We moved into this house five years ago. Future: Vocab What does the word buttresses mean in the following sentence? We noticed sturdy buttresses growing between the roots and the trunks of some rain forest trees. Poetry Simile = comparison with ‘as or like’. Fill in the blanks. 1. The shirt was as soft as ____ 2. I wanted to yell at him like ___ 3. She danced as if ____ 4. The coat felt like _____ 5. The noise got on my nerves like _____ Spelling (/ā/ /ă/ /ī/ /ĭ/) Geography Show syllables and accents. 1. Unpacked 2. Container 3. Raisins 4. Rascals 5. raided 1. Which state of the USA includes the coordinates 20°N latitude, 158°W longitude? Writer‘s Secret Commonly Confused Words 1. I have enjoyed sailing ever (because, since) I took a lesson at the local yacht club. 2. Maurice didn’t pass the test (because, since) he didn’t study. 3. (Because, Since) we had already purchased the tickets, we decided to take time for dinner before the concert. 4. (Because, Since) he joined the hockey team, my brother has been doing nothing but skating backward. Write your own sentence(s) using coord. and subord. conjunctions. Spelling and Grammar An appositive renames or explains a N/pronoun and are usually set off by commas. Write 3-4 sentences with appositives. Highlight the appositive, underline the word or words they describe. Circle the commas. 2. Which country includes that coordinates 20°N latitude, 105°W longitude? Daily RevUps Week 7 5 Extensions Vocabulary • Research more about a tropical rain forest. Create a list that has a question about a rain forest and then give answer the question. You may use words: tropical, humid, canopy, foliage, buttress. Geography • Locate a Mercator and Robinson map displaying Australia and Greenland. Which projection shows the size of both continents more accurately? Daily RevUps Week 7 6