1. CAUGHT ‘YA & DGP SMART STARTS

2. WHAT ARE CAUGHT ‘YAS?
Caught ‘yas are a series of sentences from a story about Horribly Hard Middle School.
These sentences contain mistakes in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and grammatical structure.
It’s your job to “catch” all the mistakes.
The sentences also include words that will become our vocabulary list for testing.

3. WHAT ABOUT DGP?
DGP stands for Daily Grammar Practice. Each day you will write the weekly sentence next to your Caught ‘ya. Each day, you will do something different to the same sentence.
Mon. identify each word as a part of speech
Tues. identify the function of the words in the sentence (sub. Predicate, etc)
Wed. Identify clauses & sentence type & purpose
Thursday – Diagram Sentence
Friday – Write a sentence using Caught ‘ya names with same format.

4. HOW DO WE START?
We will start by reading about what happened in 6th grade at Horribly Hard Middle School. We will then read the introduction to 7th grade.
We will define the vocabulary words from the introduction in the vocabulary section of your binder using a format that will be explained.
We will begin using each day’s sentences as Smart Starts, along with the DGP or daily grammar practice sentences.

5. CHARACTER NAMES
Each character in the story has a vocabulary word in his/her name that gives information about the personality of the character.
Alessandra Amorous – (loving)
Beth Bibliophilic (book-loving)
Carolyn Clamorous – (noisy)
When we come to the names in the story, we will add them to the vocab list in the format on the next page. We’ll begin with the 7th grade introduction & you will work in table groups to complete the blocks.

6. WORD BLOCK – TRY TO GET 5 ON A PAGE
Definition Synonym
Loving passionate
Related-
Enamored -v
Word &
part of speech
Amorous
adj
Picture/Clue
Sentence
Male birds engage in amorous behavior, like ruffling their feathers, to attract a mate.
“That’s Amore’”

7. CAUGHT ‘YA SET UP – ALSO 5 TO A PAGE
Head paper at the top of each sheet – Divide into columns below heading (see next slide)
Name: Date (by week) Period:
Number each Caught ‘Ya. Rewrite the sentences adding correct punctuation (commas, end marks, quotation marks, etc), capitalization, spelling, grammar.
orson odious made noxious noises from the last row. You Olivia otiose have improved said mr melodious music

8. JO STUDENT AUG. 10-14 2ND Caught ya’ Corrections DGP
1. Orson Odious made noxious noises Mon. the squirrel took nuts to its
from the last row nest
“You, Olivia Otiose, have improved,”
announced Mr. Melodious Music.
Tue. 3. 4. 5.

9. NAME: DATE: PERIOD: TITLE: CAUGHT YA #1
isabelle ingenuous always animated twirled in nervousness and a excess of energy. pauline puerile whined in a babyish manner about the tardiness of olivia otiose and about having to return to horrible hard middle school for another year
Mon. mr colberts family went to florida new York and nebraska

10. NAME: DATE: PERIOD: TITLE:CAUGHT ‘YA #2
another girl was garbed all in black even her hair was dyed black. It was felecia fey who acted in a bizarre manner and whom was known for her spells that always went awry
Identify sub/pred. & function in sentence
Mr. Colbert’s family went to Florida, New York, and Nebraska.

11. NAME: DATE: PERIOD: TITLE: CAUGHT ‘YA #3
felicia began to mutter words of a spell to encourage her friend olivia otiose to hurry. isabelle ingenuous put her hand over felicias mouth to stop her from uttering her spell
Identify clauses, types and purpose of sentence.
Mr. Colbert’s family went to Florida, New York, and Nebraska.

12. NAME: DATE: PERIOD: TITLE: CAUGHT ‘YA #4
you know it will backfire on you felicia warned isabelle. You dont want to ruin you’re new black hairdo or start the seventh grade with putrid purple streaks as you did last year do you
Diagram the sentence:
Mr. Colbert’s family went to Florida, New York, and Nebraska.

13. NAME: DATE: AUG. 24-28 PERIOD: CAUGHT ‘YA #5
william waggish made a tasteless but funny joke about girls and there wierd habits but no one listened. They were used to his lame limericks vapid jokes and strange since of humor
DGP – Rewrite with correct punctuation, spelling, etc. Identify the parts of speech:
you should have gone to the school dance by yourself

14. NAME: DATE: PERIOD: TITLE: CAUGHT ‘YA #6
the last member of the group sam sagacious simply stood and wisely and silently waiting for the clamor to die down. A erudite young man sam held a book in his hand the count of monte cristo by alexander dumas and he read while he waited
Identify subject, predicate, and function of words in sentences.
You should have gone to the school dance by yourself.

15. NAME: DATE: PERIOD: TITLE: CAUGHT ‘YA #7
since his joke had fallen flat william waggish regaled his freinds with a new limerick about girls whom wear black. Williams real aspiration was to be as articulate a poet as his secret hero langston hughes.
Identify clauses, types and purposes of sentence.
You should have gone to the school dance by yourself.
(don’t have to copy):
There once was a strange girl from Mack
Whose hair and clothes were all black.
She looked like a crow,
And she should have said, “No”
To trying a magical act.

16. NAME: DATE: PERIOD: TITLE: CAUGHT ‘YA #8
sam sagacious put his book in his backpack and laughed. Felicia fey threatened to zap william with a spell but that didnt deter him.
Diagram the sentence.
You should have gone to the school dance by yourself.

17. NAME: PERIOD: DATE: SEPT. 1-4 CAUGHT ‘YA # 9
isabella ingenuous smiled at williams poem and the image of felicia as a crow but she dared not laugh because she didn’t want to affront her friend. Felicia glowered stuck out her tongue at william and than muttered something rude under her breath
DGP – capitalize, punctuate, and identify parts of speech.
the dance was on friday it was fun

18. CAUGHT YA’ #10
William cant you write anything accept those insipid limericks she snapped. How about giving us a break and trying another form of poetry for a change

19. CAUGHT ‘YA #11
Isabelle ingenuous deftly changed the subject before a argument ensued. i dread going back to HHMS for another school year she groaned
Diagram the sentence:
The dance was on Friday; it was fun.

20. SMART START SEPT. 8-11
I dislike all the teachers accept ms. amicable artist and i don’t want to be laughed at by orson odious and his stuck up friends she concluded
Capitalize, punctuate, and parts of speech
sally sells seashells by the seashore

21. CAUGHT ‘YA #12
Yes im with you isabelle concurred sam sagacious with fervor. Would other types of poetry have the same affect on the teachers he queried further
Identify subject, predicate, etc.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.

22. CAUGHT ‘YA #13
Finally olivia otiose arrives late as usual. Hola amigos she said in spainish. Am I late
Vocab: amicable
odious
Identify clause(s) type and purpose.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
Concurred
Fervor
Repeat: otiose, queried

23. CAUGHT ‘YA #14
Arent you always olivia sniped felicia who was still upset from williams limerick about her magical ineptitude. Are we ready to face another year of school she finished
Diagram the sentence
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.

24. SMART START WEEK SEPT
The intrepid friends slung there backbacks over their shoulders and followed felicia. Their was a paucity of talk as the group trekked to hhms
Correct sentence and identify parts of speech:
There are fewer students in mrs carmans class now

25. SMART START SEPT
All to soon they reached their school. Their they were joined by another friend Jessie jocose who rode the bus
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carman’s class now.

26. Oh no you guys it looks like our sixth grade teacher followed us to 7th moaned Pauline puerile in dejection
Add dejection, interloper, bigots
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carman’s class now.

27. NAME: WEEK: SEPT
I see lots of homework in our future and I see William getting into trouble with his incessant limericks predicted Felicia fey.
Correct sentence and identify parts of speech
is maria your best friend

28. Look its Vivian virtuous whisphered isabelle
Look its Vivian virtuous whisphered isabelle. She was in my class last year and always got good grades. orson odious used to pick on her
Identify parts of speech, clause, type and purpose of sentence.
Is Maria your best friend?

29. Remember me murmured the girl quietly
Remember me murmured the girl quietly. She clutched a massive book in her hand titled war and peace by Leo tolstoy
Diagram – I accidentally did two DGPs yesterday, so tomorrow you will only have a Caught ya’
Is Maria your best friend?

30. I was in your science class sitting in the back row as far from orson odious and his crony danny dapper as I could get.

31. SMART STARTS SEPT. 28-OCT. 2
Orson always whispered malevolent things under his breath at me she continued and he called me a suck up. unfortunately the teacher never caught him
Correct sentence and label parts of speech
will you accept my apology

32. SEPT. 28-OCT. 2
Danny on the other hand threatened and coerced me into doing his homework. after this conversation everyone dispersed and found their homerooms
Identify subjects, predicates, direct objects, phrases, etc.
Will you accept my apology?

33. SMART START WEEK: OCT. 5-9
Pauline ducked and she incurred the wrath of mr math martinet. Stop fidgeting young lady and sit still he ordered
Capitalize, punctuate and label parts of speech:
always write your name on your paper

34. Oh my sam sagacious muttered in awe as he spied a attractive girl sitting in the third row. He hastily grabbed a seat right behind the pulchritudinous girl.
Identify subject, predicate, etc.
Always write your name on your paper.

35. The young girl wears a tight aqua top that bearly covers the top of her equally tight jeans. For once in his life sam was struck dumb
Identify clauses/types/purpose of sentence.
Always write your name on your paper.

36. Smart Starts - Week Oct. 19-23
sam by the way new he had seen this pulchritudinous girl before but he couldnt place her. he sat behind her thinking to himself this is going to be a interesting year
Correct sentence and identify parts of speech
my friend jose will travel here on tuesday

37. Smart Start - Week Oct
as the day progressed the 8 friends met periodically in the hall to gossip and share news. my friend and i think that orson odious is worse than ever proclaimed Isabelle.
Identify subject, predicate, phrases, etc.
My friend Jose will travel here on Tuesday.

38. Smart Start Oct
Danny dapper is worse too. most of the girls think he is handsome but i think he is abhorrent and vindictive added Vivian with a grimace.
Identify clauses, type and purpose of sentence.
My friend Jose will travel here on Tuesday.

39. Smart Start Oct
Their both in my homeroom carped pauline puerile. its so unfair. I here you replied William who had a skirmish with the boys the previous year.
Diagram the sentence:
My friend Jose will travel here on Tuesday.

40. Smart Start Week Oct
have you seen the new english teacher yet queried sam. shes one for who even olivia otiose will work.
Capitalize, punctuation, and identify parts of speech.
its very warm in our classroom today.

41. Smart Start Week of Oct. 26-30
Shes boss william concluded in the current vernacular. Yeah she’s not like ms grammar grouch at all reiterated Felecia fey. Shes like almost human
Identify subjects, predicates, phrases, function of words in sentence.
It’s very warm in our classroom today.

42. Smart Start Week of Oct. 26-30
at that moment orson past bye. Theres the girl that cant do anything right he taunted. Your wierd Felicia. your outfit is ugly and yur hair looks like a muddy broom
Identify clauses, types and purpose of sentences
It’s very warm in our classroom today.

43. Smart Start Week of Oct. 26-30
Felicia glower at orson and prepare to zap him with a spell but her friends warnings stoped her. Careful your spells don’t always word as planed. Its to perilous to try

44. Smart Start Nov. 10-13 Caught Ya
the girl seemed oblivious to sams presents. something was troubling her she always looked as though something was wrong
DGP - Capitalize & punctuate - Identify parts of speech.
i like the book the outsiders by se hinton

45. Smart Start Nov
teachers assigned a plethora of homework but less than the previous year. vivian virtuous raised her hand at least 3 times each class.
Identify subject, predicate, verb (t/f) phrases, do, etc.
I like the book The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton.

46. Smart Start Nov. 10-13 Caught Ya
as usual beth bibliophilic won the million minutes of reading contest and orson the cad taunted her as often as possible reducing her to tears on more than one occasion
Identify clauses, type, and purpose of sentence.
I like the book The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton.
diagram:

47. Smart Start Nov. 16-20 Caught Ya’
petra pulchritudinous as beautiful as ever spent as much time as possible in the girls bathroom gossip abounded in the bathrooms and in the hallways of school
DGP - correct and identify parts of speech
we dont need any new pain for our project

48. Smart Start Nov
orson odious and his main sycophant danny dapper attempted to make life as miserable as possible they were incorrigible
DGP - subject, predicate, verb (t or I) phrases, etc.
We don’t need any new paint for our project.

49. Smart Start Nov
the teachers with the exception of ms amicable artist mr melodious music and the amazing new english teacher ms witty writing wizard were their usual stern selves.
Identify clauses, types and purpose of sentences.
We don’t need any new paint for our project.

50. Smart Start Nov
They all did their usual routine when William or Sam recited one of their appalling limericks stick out their tongues smoke slightly from their ears and noses and flicker their eyes
Diagram the sentence:
We don’t need any new paint for our project.

51. Smart Start Jan. 5-8 Caught Ya’
thankfully the new english teacher ms witty writing wizard taught them a knew form of poetry called cinquain. William abandoned his limericks and penned several of them.
DGP - Label parts of speech & correct sentence.
did you buy a gift for ned and me

52. Smart Start Jan. 4-8
he first penned one about mr math martinet then had the audacity to utter it in class that same day
DGP - identify sentence parts (subject, predicate, verb, direct or indirect object, etc)
Did you buy a gift for Jed and me?

53. Smart Start - Jan. 5-8 Caught Ya
William entitled his poem mindless math
math class
its deadly dull
the old teacher drones on
numbers equations formulas
boring.
DGP - Identify clauses, types and purpose of sentence
Did you buy a gift for Jed and me?

54. Smart Start Jan. 4-8
mr martinets eyes fluttered his tongue protruded and his ears exuded curls of smoke. aha muttered william the cinquains work as good as limericks on these bizarre teachers
DGP - Diagram the sentence
Did you buy a gift for Jed and me?

55. Smart Start Jan. 12-15 Caught ‘ya
Sam sagacious pursued his new interest from homeroom. allesandra amorous a former sycophant of orson became disenchanted with the antics of his group
DGP - correct the sentence and identify the parts of speech of each word
both courtney and i will go to soccer practice after school

56. Smart Start Jan. 12-15 Caught ‘Ya
still stuck up arent you allesandra orson asked. Petra laughed spitefully though she secretly missed the company of her former freind
DGP - Identify subject, predicate, direct/indirect objects, prepositional phrases and functions
Both courtney and I will go to soccer practice after school.

57. Smart Start Jan
Their in the lunchroom sam wanted to punch orson in his big ugly proboscis but refrained from doin so.
DGP - Identify clauses/type, sentences: types and purpose.
Both courtney and I will go to soccer practice after school.

58. Smart Start - Jan. 12-15 Caught ‘ya
sam gently put his hand on her shoulder and said he is a cad and my friends and me pay him no heed
DGP
Diagram the sentence
Both courtney and I will go to soccer practice after school.

59. Smart Starts Jan. 26-29 Caught ‘Ya
ms stern science not only reacted to the cinquain with the usual eye fluttering and tongue protrusion but also raised and lowered both arms during the poem
DGP
Correct the sentence and identify each word’s part of speech
each of the boys must have his own book

60. Smart Start Jan. 26-29 Caught ya’
this poem is titled ms monotonous science because she drones on about the days topic while students laboriously copy notes
DGP
Identify sentence parts (subject, predicate, phrases, etc).
Each of the boys must have his own book.

61. Smart Start Jan. 26-29 Caught Ya’ williams new poem read DGP
science,
dreary subject,
monotonous drivel
every day the same thing from one
dull prof
DGP
Identify clauses and types, type and purpose of sentence
Each of the boys must have his own book.

62. Smart Start Jan. 26-29 Caught Ya’
inspired by williams cinquains jesse wrote one of his own dedicated to his favorite teacher ms amicable artist for her fervent teaching
DGP
Diagram the sentence
Each of the boys must have his own book

63. Smart Starts Feb. 2-5 Caught Ya’
Jesse entitled his composition art in pink because she loved to wear that hue.
Frothy
Teacher in pink.
daily we create & mold.
she gudes our hands...creative things
Spring forth.
DGP
Correct sentence and identify parts of speech
abe likes milk but james prefers lemonade

64. Smart Start Feb. 2-5
when ms amicable artist heard the poem she didnt have the strange reactions or tongue protrusions. she simply stated thats a nice cinquain jesse
DGP - Identify, subjects, predicate, direct objects, etc.
Abe likes milk, but James prefers lemonade.

65. Smart Starts Feb. 2-5 Caught ‘ya
jesse thought this keeps getting wierder. The group unremittingly continued testing the poems on various teachers.
DGP
Identify clauses, types, and purpose of sentence.
Abe likes milk, but James prefers lemonade.

66. Smart Starts Feb. 2-5 Caught Ya’
The crew was perplexed by the reactions of certain teachers. the cinquains had the most blatant affect on ms stern science and dean dread
DGP
Diagram the sentence
Abe likes milk, but James prefers lemonade.

67. Smart Start Feb. 17-19 Caught Ya’
a few weeks later though their was an odoriferous incident. one day as student’s milled in the halls’ a loud book erupted from the seventh grade boys bathroom.
DGP
Correct sentence and identify parts of speech
shawns brother who runs and swims on the weekends is very athletic

68. Smart Start Feb. 17-19 Caught Ya
the boom was immediately followed by a noxious odor that reeked bad of rotten eggs. the boys bathroom door burst open and a plethora of grey smoke billowed out
DGP - Identify parts of sentence (subject, predicate, phrases, etc).
Shawn’s brother, who runs and swims on the weekends, is very athletic.

69. Smart Start Feb. 17-19 Caught Ya
too boys emerged from the smoke coughing and giggling. isabelle and felicia thought they recognized orson and danny as they ran from the bathroom. then all perdition broke lose as students scattered to flee the noxious smoke.
DGP
Identify clauses, types and purpose & Diagram
Shawn’s brother, who runs and swims on the weekends, is very athletic.

70. Smart Start Feb. 23-26 Caught ya’
a booming stentorian voice echoed from down the hall who set off a stink bomb in the boys bathroom bellowed a tall black garbed foreboding looking man
DGP - Correct sentence and identify parts of speech
the new girl in our class plays tennis and basketball for the panthers

71. Smart Start Feb. 23-26 Caught Ya’
It was the feared seemingly ubiquitous dean dread ever present in the halls and lunchroom. He rushed among the scurrying students towards the still smoking bathroom
DGP – Identify subject, predicate, direct object, prep. phrases, etc.
The new girl in our class plays tennis and basketball for the Panthers.

72. Smart Start Feb. 23-26 Caught ya’
Felicia for who spells never worked panicked. the putrescent stench of the stink bomb filled her nostrils and gaged her.
DGP – Identify clauses, types, and purpose of sentences.
The new girl in our class plays tennis and basketball for the Panthers.

73. Smart Start Feb. 23-26 Caught ya’
Without thinking she muttered an incantation to dispel the smoke and odor. Of course it backfired bad.
DGP
The new girl in our class plays tennis and basketball for the Panthers.

74. Smart Start March 1-4 Caught ‘ya
felicias fingernails turned mauve. the smoke changed from grey to mauve but it still reeked badly of rotten eggs
DGP - Make corrections and identify the part of speech of each word.
after we do homework we can sit around and watch television

75. Smart Starts March 1-4 Caught ‘Ya
oddly enough their were mauve streaks in the hair of the to fleeing culprits orson odious and danny dapper. william waggish was also on the scene and muttered a new cinquain.
DGP - Identify subject, predicate, objects, prepositional phrases, etc.
After we do homework, we can sit around and watch television.

76. Smart Starts March 1-4 Caught ‘Ya orson the obstreperous was the title
there is
one bad person
a mean boy, a troublemaker
he loves to torment the helpless
bad kid
DGP - Clauses/types, and types/purpose of sentences
After we do homework, we can sit around and watch television.

77. Smart Starts March 8-11 Caught ‘ya
immediately dean dread waved his arms to the cadence of the poem as smoke curled from his ears and nostrils. his tongue protruded and his eyes fluttered uncontrollably
DGP - Correct sentences and identify parts of speech
brad gave sheena his phone number but she did not call him

78. Smart Start March 8-11 Caught ‘ya
in addition his legs buckled and he wobbled like the scarecrow from the wizard of oz. it was a stellar performance of teacher wierdness
DGP - Identify subject, predicate, direct objects, etc.
Brad gave sheena his phone number, but she did not call him.

79. Smart Start March 8-11 Caught ‘ya
when dean dread recovered from his momentary lapse he took charge of the situation. get the custodian mr fixit he bellowed to a nearby teacher
DGP
Identify clauses, type and purpose of sentence.
Brad gave sheena his phone number, but she did not call him.

80. March 8-11
Caught ya’
His eyes bulged when he spied the mauve smoke. he saw two striplings with matching mauve streaks in there hair spring out the door of the seventh grade wing.
DGP Diagram
Brad gave sheena his phone number, but she did not call him.

81. Smart Start March 15-18 Caught Ya
he made a connection between the 2 in less than a second. you boys stop dean dread roared too the receding backs of orson and danny
DGP - Correct and identify parts of speech
we had a small amount of snow during the winter but it rained often during the summer

82. Smart Start March 15-18 Caught ya
all boys in the hallway stoped accept for the 2 in question that were headed briskly for the sixth grade wing. this exacerbated the possibility of they’re guilt.
DGP - identify subjects, predicates, prepositional phrases, etc.
We had a small amount of snow during the winter, but it rained often during the summer.

83. Smart Start March 15-18 Caught ya’
dean dread moved quickly on the miscreants. in the blink of an eye he had them by the backs of their shirts. you two reprobates come with me to my office he ordered in a menacing tone.
DGP - clauses, types, purpose of sentence
We had a small amount of snow during the winter, but it rained often during the summer.

84. Smart Start March 15-18 Caught ya’
orson and danny cringed the crowd of seventh graders that witnessed this clapped there hands in delight and jubilantly jeered at the pair
DGP - Diagram
We had a small amount of snow during the winter, but it rained often during the summer.

85. Smart Starts March 29-April 1st
Write the definitions of last week’s vocabulary words in list:
jubilantly
jeered
miscreants
What is hyperbole?
Give an example from p. 44 chapter 5.

86. Smart Start March 28-April 1
Use the vocabulary words on the left in the sentences. Write the sentences.
The lack of privacy in the latrines __________ the problems in camp.
The team cheered ____________ at the last minute goal.
The boys ran down the hall with the mauve smoke _________ with them.
Orson and Danny were called a “pair of ___________.
The children in the camp were __________ despite the situation.
The barbed wire __________ surrounded the camp.
miscreants exacerbated
boisterous ominously
jubilantly receding

87. Smart Start April 12-15 Caught Ya’
the class tormentors had finally been apprehended for something. setting off a stink bomb was a major offense
DGP
Correct and identify parts of speech
the shiny red car is ours because my father won it in a contest

88. Vocabulary divisive (adj) submissive (adj) grotesque (adj)
contingent (adj)
bellowing (v)
plaintive (adj)
credo (n)

89. Smart Start April 12-15 Caught ya’
the denouement of the stink bomb incident was that orson and danny were suspended. the nefarious duo was sentenced to cafeteria duty for a month after there return two
DGP - identify subject, predicate, prepositional phrase, direct or indirect object
The shiny, red car is ours because my father won it in a contest.

90. Smart Start 11-15
Caught Ya
after the incident dean dread keep a watchful eye on the reprehensible pear. the 2 ceased to be a major pain in the posterior for the freinds
DGP - Identify clauses, types, purpose of sentence
The shiny, red car is ours because my father won it in a contest.

91. Smart Start April 12-15 Caught ya’
felecia abruptly became miss popular and she was even recommended for a special school for magically gifted students.
Diagram:
The shiny, red car is ours because my father won it in a contest.

92. Smart Start April 19-22 Caught Ya
now that orson and danny were relegated to nasty stairs only new problems emerged. Carolyn clamorous became even more obstreperous with her persistent but pointed math questions
DGP - Correct and identify parts of speech
who has read the poem the road not taken by robert frost

93. Smart Start April 19-22 Caught ya’
quincy querulous complained vociferously to Ms. Stern Science about copying notes from the board. she punished him by making him make an extra copy for an absent student
DGP Identify subject, predicate, appositive, predicate noun, direct object, prep. phrases, etc.
Who has read the poem the “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost?

94. Smart Start April 19-22 Caught ya’
steven slovenly provided a welcome break in the monotony of the year when he accidentally dropped his saging jeans to his ankles as he executed a skateboarding jump
DGP - Identify clauses, types and purposes of sentences.
Who has read the poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost?

95. Smart Start April 19-22 Caught ya’
it seemed that dean dread was rite behind him. steven thus inadvertently mooned dean dread with his bright orange and blue striped boxer shorts
DGP - Diagram
Who has read the poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost?

96. Smart Start April 26-29 Caught Ya’
steven maintained afterwards that the retribution of 3 days of in school detention was worth mooning the dean. the incident elevated steven to hero status for a time
DGP - Correct and identify parts of speech
wow that is the best childrens book that i have ever read

97. Smart Start April 19-22 Caught Ya’
william jesse and sam intensified there quest to unravel the mystery of the bizarre teachers and theyre strange behavior
DGP - Identify subject, predicate, direct objects, etc.
Wow, that is the best children’s book that I have ever read.

98. Comma practice P. 599 Grammar Book Exercise 25 – 1-3 Exercise 26 – 1-3

99. Smart Start April 19-22 Caught Ya’
sam like he had the previous year played the oboe. Jesse who’s attitude toward classical music was less than fervent directed a pithy cinquain to mr melodious music
DGP – Identify clauses, types, and purpose of sentence.
Wow, that is the best children’s book that I have ever read.