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Important Dates
Feb. 17 No School (President's Day)
Feb. 19 Field Trip Mar. 6 Noon Dismissal Mar. 9 - 13 Spring Break Mar. 16 School Resumes Mar. 22-26 Outdoor School Mar. 27 3rd Quarter Ends Mar. 30 4th Quarter Begins Apr. 2 Parent/Teacher Conferences Apr. 4 Education Sabbath Apr. 10 No School (Good Friday) Apr. 26 Elementary STEM Fair May 25 No School (Memorial Day) May 26 Kindergarten Graduation May 27 8th Grade Graduation May 29 Noon Dismissal (LAST DAY OF SCHOOL) Memory Verse
“For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6 (NLT)
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Spelling Words
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5th Grade Spelling Words
Lesson 17 1. predicament
2. prefix 3. prescribe 4. precede 5. predictable 6. prehistoric 7. preventable 8. prevention 9. preferring 10. prerecorded 11. precaution 12. prescription 13. preclude 14. prediction 15. prescriptions |
6th Grade Spelling Words
Lesson 17 1. aspirin
2. desperate 3. temperature 4. accidentally 5. separate 6. skiing 7. schedule 8. twelfth 9. promise 10. fishhook 11. environmental 12. counterfeit 13. average 14. cabinet 15. antidote 16. unwritten 17. wondering 18. overrule 19. xenophobia 20. toughening 21. sophomore 22. clothespin 23. disdainfully 24. unbearably 25. connoisseu |
Vocabulary
5th Grade Vocab Words
Lesson 17
Lesson 17
1. dedicate: to inscribe for someone as a mark of respect
2. notable: something worth paying attention to
3. penetrate: pierce, break, or force one’s way into
4. restrict: place limit on extent or access, confine
5. dictate: to speak words that someone else writes down
6. overdue: past the specified time for arrival
7. portrait: a painting or shot of a person
8. exasperate: make angry or frustrate
9. overthrow: to cause the downfall of something
10. rebel: a person who opposes authority or convention
2. notable: something worth paying attention to
3. penetrate: pierce, break, or force one’s way into
4. restrict: place limit on extent or access, confine
5. dictate: to speak words that someone else writes down
6. overdue: past the specified time for arrival
7. portrait: a painting or shot of a person
8. exasperate: make angry or frustrate
9. overthrow: to cause the downfall of something
10. rebel: a person who opposes authority or convention
6th Grade Vocab Words
Lesson 17
Lesson 17
1. prejudiced: biased or having a strong preference
2. unanimous: where all involved agree or approve
3. abandon: to give up completely or leave alone
4. blunder: a mistake that embarrasses
5. resolute: firm in a decision or opinion
6. unanimity: the condition of being unanimous
7. adversary: an enemy or competitor
8. sneer: to smile or speak in a unkind way
9. unruly: not following or complying with laws
10. baffle: to confuse, bewilder or perple
2. unanimous: where all involved agree or approve
3. abandon: to give up completely or leave alone
4. blunder: a mistake that embarrasses
5. resolute: firm in a decision or opinion
6. unanimity: the condition of being unanimous
7. adversary: an enemy or competitor
8. sneer: to smile or speak in a unkind way
9. unruly: not following or complying with laws
10. baffle: to confuse, bewilder or perple
Project Due Dates
Biblical Personal Narrative
Outline Due Date: Thursday, Feb. 6
Paper Rough Draft Due Date: Thursday, Feb. 13
Paper Due Date: Thursday, Feb. 20
Presentation Week: Feb. 24 - 27
Outline Due Date: Thursday, Feb. 6
Paper Rough Draft Due Date: Thursday, Feb. 13
Paper Due Date: Thursday, Feb. 20
Presentation Week: Feb. 24 - 27
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