7 A Chair for My Mother. Question of the Day Review – High Frequency Words alreadywoodscurve acceptcomingworry.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Unit 5 Week 1 Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Advertisements

G7 T2 ASSESSMENT Reading Paper (1 hour). Holes All the chapters in the novel “Holes” will be tested. All the vocabulary pages on the novel study pack.
Theme 5: Family Time (Focus on Biography) Selection 1: Title: Brothers and Sisters Author: Ellen B. Senisi.
alwaysusuallyoften sometimes / occasionallyrarelynever 0%50%100% hardly ever 항상전혀보통자주가끔별로거의 Grammar Target The adverb ( 부사 ) you use tell how often.
Sand Castle Vocabulary. toppled If something has toppled over, it has fallen down. All the blocks toppled over. Have you every toppled over?
Have you ever wondered what type of vowel words like chew, joy, boil, shout, growl, mouse, coin, and clown have? Yes!
Simple Subjects and Predicates Every sentence has a simple subject and predicate.
Grammar: Passive Voice ESL 201/202 Week #9. Two forms of verbs Active voice Passive voice.
Linking Verbs Second Grade Grammar. Linking Verbs in the Present n A linking verb is a verb that does not show action. n The verb be is a linking verb.
Word Recognition Strategies Chapter 5. 3 ways to learn words Whole word-Look Say Structural analysis-Visual patterns and endings. Context analysis-What.
Term 1 Assessment Guidelines English Reading Paper.
TENTH GRADE LABORATORY PAST SIMPLE vs PAST PROGRESSIVE (continuous)
Units Unit 3 “Home Sweet Home” p Tasks: Vocabulary Reading Speaking Grammar (plurals; there is/are; this/these, that/those; preposition.
Part 8 Verb Review Chapters 26  29. Unit 26 Simple Present – All the time We study English Grammar every day. – Stative (non-progressive) Verbs I want.
Welcome to Nina’s Grammar Class Start. User name: ________________ Password: _________________ Click Login.
Overview of Verb Tenses UUEG, Chapter 1. The Simple Tenses Simple Present Simple Past Simple Future These tenses make up 90% of the verb tenses we use!
I'm thinking of a number. 12 is a factor of my number. What other factors MUST my number have?
Understanding Verb Tense Grammar, Usage and Mechanics.
S.3 English Speaking Camp 18th - 20th July, 2001.
Welcome back to school Third bimester. What are we going to do this third bimester? Our Heroes and our goals  Express intentions and predictions for.
Learning To Use New Testament Greek Lesson I. John 19:28-30 “It Is Finished” –  –Verb – denotes action –Root –  Means: to bring to a close,
The Sounds of English: an Introduction to English Phonetics.
Pronunciation of regular past verb ending -ed
Please find your child’s seat and sign up for a November conference at the back table.
RQ 2 No significant difference.. Results and Discussion RQ 3: Are the abilities of distinguishing among the two pairs of vowels in perception and production.
Harcourt Reading 2 nd Grade. Read aloud:  “Home” Page 38  Does the poem make you feel excited or calm? Why do you say so?
Walkergate Community School Literature Works Grammar Group 19th June 2015.
Où est le parc?. Starter Match the vocabulary with the pictures.
Vowel Chart.
Reading Comprehension For incoming first graders.
Monday February 17th Lesson 22, Day 1
Section A Unit 9 A: What’s this? B: It is a … A: When was it invented? B: It was invented in … /Sorry, I don’t know.
REFLECTIONS PDP LESSON JOSE MAURICIO OVIEDO VARGAS MEN’S AND WOMEN’S ROLES.
Future Perfect Tense Lesson #16 Workbook page: 110.
Unit 1: Present Tense   Simple Present Tense   Present Continuous Tense   Subject & Object Pronouns (I, you, it, he, she, they) vs. (me, you, him,
Compare and Contrast.
PHONICS/SPELLING- long vowel o spelled o_e, _oa, _oe, _ow.
Wednesday 19th April 2017 WALT: understand and use the present and past perfect.
There are two kinds of verbs
Harcourt Lesson 21 Day 1 2nd Grade /ou/ ou, ow.
RW1.1 Decoding and Word Recognition: Recognize and use knowledge of spelling patterns (e.g., diphthongs, special vowel spellings) when reading.
LANGUAGE ARTS GRADE TWO THEME 2-NATURE WALK
Using Verbs Correctly I
(3c) Around town.
Introduction to English Language
S.3 English Speaking Camp 18th - 20th July, 2001
Tips Need to Consider When Organizing a College Event
BACK SOLUTION:
ACT English:.
Unit 4 High Frequency Word Test:
Last Nine Weeks: Curriculum Coverage
Past Tense Past Tense Past Tense Past Tense Past Tense Past Tense
What are you doing now? Page 8 Present Continuous (Progressive)Tense
ماجستير إدارة المعارض من بريطانيا
A Healthy life Unit 4.
We have a Bell Booster meeting tonight at 5:45. Please join us!
School Shop.
Spelling Words crowd now
Unit 3 Lesson 8: Progressive forms
Unit 8: Grammar – Doing The Right Thing
Mrs. Shipp’s Nautical News
Mrs. Shipp’s Nautical News
MFL Modern Foreign Languages
Wednesday, March 16, 2016 Level 3.
Grammar in Action Unit 2: Adjectives
Wolf's Paw News Curriculum News Specials for the Week
Usually described as doing, action or ‘being’ words.
Diphthong Word work.
“May I get you a glass of lemonade?” – Permission/politness
Spelling Scheme of Work
Presentation transcript:

7 A Chair for My Mother

Question of the Day

Review – High Frequency Words alreadywoodscurve acceptcomingworry

Vowel Diphthong /ou/ ou, ow

outsideouchounceoutline loudscoutcouchhound howlshowerflowergown allowvownowwow

Vowel Diphthong /ou/ ou, ow outpoundnowground crownwowscoutbrow pouttownfrowncrowd howouchoutfit

Vowel Diphthong /ou/ ou, ow

Plot Problem Important Events Solution

Grammar – Present Tense Action Verbs

7 A Chair for My Mother

Question of the Day

Review – High Frequency Words eightstraightago sureboardpopular

Vowel Diphthong /ou/ ou, ow town

Vowel Diphthong /ou/ ou, ow

Robust Vocabulary

Reading CharactersSetting Problem Important Events Solution

Think Critically

Robust Vocabulary

Grammar – Present Tense Action Verbs

7 A Chair for My Mother

Question of the Day

Review – High Frequency Words EverythingYoungFinally CheerBelieveenough

Vowel Diphthong /ou/ ou, ow -ouch-oud-out-ow-owl-own

Vowel Diphthong /ou/ ou,ow

Plot

Compare and Contrast

Robust Vocabulary

Grammar – Present Tense Action Verbs Kate shops. Bill shops. Kate and Bill Shop.

Grammar – Present Tense Action Verbs

7 A Chair for My Mother

Question of the Day

Review – High Frequency Words everythingguessprove thoughshortexercise

Abbreviations

Plot

Make Predictions

Setting WhenWhere

Robust Vocabulary

Grammar – Present –Tense Action Verbs

Grammar – Present Tense Action Verbs

7 A Chair for My Mother

Question of the Day

Review – High Frequency Words alreadypoliceshort losehalfcare

Abbreviations DaysMonthsTitles of People

Review outtowncountcrowdground nowfoundcrownsounddown

Plot

Robust Vocabulary MoneyEating and Drinking Work

Grammar – Present Tense Action Verbs

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2024 SlidePlayer.com Inc. All rights reserved.