Saturday, December 11, 2010

AVERAGES

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Eval

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Thursday, November 25, 2010

Homeless to Harvard part 1




GREAT MOVIE WORTH WATCHING!!!!
IT TEACHES US HOW NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE , IF YOU WANT IT!!!!!!!!!

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Phrases

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Conjunctions (part 2)

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST

HI , HERE ARE THE TOPICS FOR THE PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST.


México: la construcción de nuestro futuro El ser humano y la globalización


Aplicaciones de la ciencia y sus repercusiones éticas


El planeta tierra : nuestro hogar


El deporte en México y el espíritu de competencia.


el adolescente y su responsabilidad con la vida


el adolescente y su compromiso social


mis acciones hablan de mi familia


Alternativas para el uso del tiempo libre


Nuestra sociedad frente a las capacidades diferentes



REMEMBER IT NEEDS TO BE THREE TO SIX MINUTES LONG IN SPANISH AND NEEDS TO BE HANDED OUT ON NOVEMBER 22, 2010









Friday, November 5, 2010

Disconnect to connect

WHAT DO YOU THINK THE VOICE AT THE END OF THE VIDEO IS SAYING?

WRITE A COMMENT......

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

SchoolHouse Rock - Grammar The Tale Of Mr Morton

Paragraph Song and Lesson- intro to writing paragraphs

WRITING GUIDE


 

WRITING PROCESS

WRITING TRAITS

EFFECTIVE PARAGRAPHS

SEVEN TYPES OF PARAGRAPHS

NOTE TAKING

    SUMMARY

PARAPHRASE

GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS

CORNEL NOTES

MLA FORMAT

PARTS OF SPEECH

    NOUN

PRONOUNS

VERBS

ADJECTIVES

ADVERBS

CONJUNCTIONS

PREPOSITIONS

INTERJECTIONS

ARTICLES


 

SIMPLE PAST TENSE

    SUBJECT+VERB IN PAST+COMPLEMENT

    SUBJECT+AUX. DID+NOT+VERB IN PRESENT+COMPLEMENT.

    AUX. DID+SUBJECT+VERB INPRESENT+COMPLEMENT+?

LONG AND SHORT SENTENCES


 

        GOOD LUCK!!!!

            GOD BLESS!!!


 

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

WRITING TRAITS JEOPARDY

WRITING TRAITS

Thursday, September 30, 2010

PUBLIC SPEAKING TOPICS 1ST BIMESTER

1. My trip abroad.


2. Monitoring butterflies in the field.


3. Aztec masks and their amazing stories.


4. Mythological monsters.


5. How to organize a fun weekend.


6. If I was born hundred years ago, I ...


7. African masks and their meaning.


8. Ancient Chinese emperors.


9. The Ice Age; when, how and the causes are good grade six speech topics.


10. Pollution sources in our world, and what to do about them.







Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Flowchart

Print and paste in notebook.

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

VERB TENSE

Click here

Taking effective notes

Click here and here

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Rember to bring PETE 1 on Monday

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

SEPTEMBER 1

PARAGRAPHS

Sunday, August 29, 2010

THINK HARD!!!

Read the following story , if you  give me the answer be the end of the week you will recieve a surprise.

GOOD LUCK!

The Firing Squad

Pirate Pete had been captured by a Spanish general and sentenced to death by his 50-man firing squad.

Pete cringed, as he knew their reputation for being the worst firing squad in the Spanish military. They were such bad shots that they would often all miss their targets and simply maim their victims, leaving them to bleed to death, as the general’s tradition was to only allow one shot per man to save on ammunition. The thought of a slow painful death made Pete beg for mercy.

“Very well, I have some compassion. You may choose where the men stand when they shoot you and I will add 50 extra men to the squad to ensure someone will at least hit you. Perhaps if they stand closer they will kill you quicker, if you’re lucky,” snickered the general. “Oh, and just so you don’t get any funny ideas, they can’t stand more than 20 ft away, they must be facing you, and you must remain tied to the post in the middle of the yard. And to show I’m not totally heartless, if you aren’t dead by sundown I’ll release you so you can die peacefully outside the compound. I must go now but will return tomorrow and see to it that you are buried in a nice spot, though with 100 men, I doubt there will be much left of you to bury.”

After giving his instructions the general left. Upon his return the next day, he found that Pete had been set free alive and well. “How could this be?” demanded the general. “It was where Pete had us stand,” explained the captain of the squad.

Where did Pete tell them to stand?

Thursday, August 26, 2010

WRITING TRAITS

WRITING TRAITS

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

VALIDATION,REMEMBER?


Validation from grzegor on Vimeo.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

WELCOME BACK