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November 1 Braded folder dueBraded folder due Imaginary Story Imaginary Story Nouns Nouns Singular/ plural Singular/ plural Grammar Wkbk. Pg. 65-rules Grammar Wkbk. Pg. 65-rules Plural Nouns A&B – WS Collective Grammar Wkbk. Pg. 68 (1-18) Ex. 2 Warm-up: Use brush strokes to elaborate this sentence. The squirrel runs. Plural Nouns Quiz -Tuesday Noun/Brush Stroke Test- Thursday AR and Card Report Due- Wednesday

November 2 Warm-up: AR and typed card report due on Wednesday, Nov. 3. Use brush strokes to elaborate this sentence. The teacher yelled. Nouns Nouns Plural Noun Quiz Plural Noun Quiz Possessives Grammar Workbook Ex. 2 Possessives Grammar Workbook Ex. 2 Homework: Making Nouns Plural or Possessive – WS Homework: Making Nouns Plural or Possessive – WS Walk Two Moons Walk Two Moons Introduce Introduce Author-read background info Author-read background info All My Relations - All My Relations - Noun/Brush Stroke Test- Thursday AR and Card Report Due- Wednesday

Singular Noun Singular Possessive Noun womanchildseniorfamily Plural Noun Plural Possessive Noun women the Smiths childrenseniorsfamilies woman’s the Smiths’ senior’s family’s women’s child’s children’s seniors’ families’

November 3 Nouns Nouns Review for test Review for test Grammar Workbook pg. 71 Ex. 1 & 2 Grammar Workbook pg. 71 Ex. 1 & 2 Walk Two Moons Walk Two Moons Vocabulary Vocabulary Read Ch. 1 Read Ch. 1 Warm-up-AR and card report due. Use brush strokes to elaborate this sentence. A student walked. Noun/Brush Stroke Test- Thursday

November 4 Warm-up Read AR Noun/Brush Strokes Test Noun/Brush Strokes Test Walk Two Moons Walk Two Moons Vocabulary Vocabulary Read Ch. 2 Read Ch. 2

November 5 Figurative Language Chart Figurative Language Chart Walk Two Moons Walk Two Moons Vocabulary Vocabulary Read Ch. 3 Read Ch. 3 Warm-up WTM Journal