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VOCABULARY KEY TERMS definitions
MRS. PIPITONE
7th grade Language arts
Every Lesson Learned Is Significant
welcome!
7th Grade Language Arts Requirements
FIELD TRIP AUTHORIZATION FORM
writing a book report
the Short Story
The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant
conventions
TYPES OF SENTENCES
Commas
constitution day
What is your Constitution I.Q.?
Crossword Puzzle--intermediate 1
Crossword Puzzle--Intermediate 2
veterans day poems
VOCABULARY KEY TERMS
VOCABULARY KEY TERMS definitions
amc alternatiave curriculum
Webquest #1--Danger in the Desert
Webquest #2--Survival Webquest
Webquest #3--Antarctic Survival
Webquest #4--Biomes
Webquest #5--Natural Disaster
Webquest #6--Camping/Hiking
OUR FIRST UNIT!
Pictures from the Great Depression
What Makes a Newsworthy Story?
2nd unit--persuasive writing
3RD UNIT--READING A FANTASY
LITERARY QUIZZES
4th UNIT--WRITING A FANTASY
Literature Circles
Standards for Writing a Summary
Standards for Making Predictions
Standards for the Discussion Director
Helpful Information
Graphic Organizers--Making Predictions
Graphic Organizers--Connections
Graphic Organizer--Context Clues
Graphic Organizer--Word Origins
LITERARY ELEMENTS
ANALOGY QUIZZES
Analogies Definition and Relationships
SIMILES and metaphors
GRAMMAR
Commas, Colons, and Semicolons.pdf
INFORMATIONAL TEXT
Informational Text--text features
helpful sites for LANGUAGE USAGE
Focus Areas: comma (numbers, dates, appositives, and nonrestrictive phrases and clauses), end punctuation, and plurals
nonrestrictive phrases and clauses
plurals (the word you will make plural is alley)
Focus areas: hyphen (sing-thought adjectives), comma (addresses), Verb (irregular), Rambling Sentence, Dash, Capitalization
hyphen (single-thought adjectives)
Comma (Addresses)--#13
Comma (to separate adjectives)--see rule #2
Spelling--know how to spell the word neighborhood!
Using the right word: its vs. it's
Using the right word: who-versus-whom
Using the right word: accept vs. except
subject verb agreement (Also, see Week 3)
Subject Verb Agreement Practice Quiz
More on Subject Verb Agreement
Powerpoint on the Apostrophe and more
Comparative/Superlative Adverbs--Practice Quiz
Forming Comparative and Superlative Adverbs
Using the Right Word--its vs. it's, that vs. who, two vs. too and to,
Comma (between independent clauses)
Comma (between independent clauses)
Commas--Independent Clauses--see Rule #3
Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Practice
Hyphen (Single-Thought Adjectives)
Rules for Pronoun-antecedent Agreement
Comma (between independent clauses)
Commas In Compound Sentences--see rule #3B
No link--Do not abbreviate the following words: seconds and minutes
No link--Using the right word: good vs. well and its vs. it's
Commas--nonrestrictive phrases and clauses
Subject-Verb Agreement (see powerpoint too!)
Subject-Verb Agreement--see above links
Comma (nonrestrictive phrases and clauses)--see above links
Using the right word--they're vs. their and bear vs. bare
Reflexive Pronoun--its own self = itself
Adjective (Comparative/Superlative)
Capitalization--see Daily Sentence #2 (what happened after the interjection that showed strong emotion?)
Spelling: innocent
Numbers --see rule #1
Comma (unnecessary)--see Daily Sentence #2
Double Negatives --info. can also be found in the grammar book; check the index for page number
Apostrophe: know how to spell contractions Contractions
Using the Right Word--it vs. it's
Interjections--School House Rock
Adjectives (comparative/superlative)
Abbreviations--the & sign should be spelled out as and
Commas (to separate adjectives, to separate phrases and clauses, and appositives)
Adjective (comparative/superlative)
Adjective (comparative/superlative)
Using the Right Word (know how to spell: approximately, adapted, and the difference between good vs. well)
Spelling--efficiency, kitchen
Adverb (comparative/superlative)
Comma (series and to separate phrses and clauses)--Rules 1 and 2
Using the Right Word--braking/breaking and week/weak
Spelling--happens and their
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