3.20 NOT Prefixes and American Heroes Week 2
Spelling: NOT Prefixes
in-, dis-, mis-, un-
Write your spelling words in your agenda and study
nightly. Can you find other words that
fit the prefix? Spelling bonuses are due
no later than Thursday. Test Friday.
1.
indirect
2.
insincere
3.
dismissed
4.
mistreat
5.
disaster
6.
unknown
7.
insecure
8.
dishonest
9.
incomplete
10. disagree
11. unstable
12. unequal
13. unwise
14. disgrace
15. mislaid
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Vocabulary: A
Picture Book of Frederick Douglass
This week, you will need to find out what these words mean
and be able to use them in a sentence for your test on Friday. Friday’s test will include review words.
1.
obey
2.
prejudice
3.
defeated
4.
outlaw
5.
Underground Railroad
6.
abolitionist
IRA: Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr.
Who was Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr.? Why do we have
a holiday to honor him? Why is he an
American hero? Research the life and
times of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Try
the library, Epic Books (getepic.com), and websites to learn about him. You might even know someone who remembers
when he was alive and could interview them.
Write a paragraph about Dr. King, answering the questions and telling
what you’ve learned about him.
You may
write your paragraph on your own paper or as a Google Doc. Turn in or share no later than Friday,
January 20, 2017.
*The MLK Tic-Tac-Toe assignment is due no later than
Wednesday, 1/18. As you work on your
IRA, complete your tic-tac-toe.
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