December 11, 2018

First you need to finish the work from yesterday as follows:

1.) In your "Life Science" book, answer questions 1, 2 and 3 on page 18.  The answers
can found somewhere in Section 2, pages 14-18.

2.) Let's read pages 48-58 of "Elements of  Language" again.  This week we are working on Chapter 1: The Sentence: Subject and Predicate, Kinds of Sentences

There are exercises on these pages, each exercise has 10 questions, please answer them (you can also research online):

Page 51.  Exercise 1.  Identifying Sentences. (sentence or sentence fragments)
Page 52   Exercise 2.  Identifying and Revising Sentences and Sentence Fragments. (sentence or   sentence fragments)
Page 53.  Exercise 3.  Identifying subjects. (subject and predicate)
Page 54.  Exercise 4.  Identifying Complete Subjects and simple Subjects. (subject and predicate)
Page 55.  Exercise 5.  Identifying Predicates. (predicate)
Page 56.  Exercise 6.  Identifying Predicates. (predicate)
Page 56.  Exercise 7.  Writing Predicates. (predicate)
Page 57.  Exercise 8.  Identifying Complete Predicates and Verbs. (predicate)
Page 58.  Exercise 9.  Identifying Complete Predicates and Verbs. (predicate)

I know some of the exercises seem hard.  You can get help by looking up online or looking in the back of your language book in the "Quick Reference Handbook".  If you Google whatever section you are having trouble with, it will help.  Just remember to put in your notes what site you found the answer.  Please write down answers in your English notebook as well.  You can use your notebook to help remember what you've learned!

Please tell me what the following are (write them in your notebook and explain): sentence fragments, predicates, simple subjects, compound subjects, complete predicates, and Verbs.

3.)  Go to the website CK-12.org and go  into your account (I have written down your email and password in your assignment notebook).  I have created classes for you.  Please begin with Rebecca's 6th grade math class, "Whole Numbers".  Go through the sections.  Write down questions and answers, show your work. Watch any videos and do the assessments- write them in your Math notebook.  You do not have to finish the entire section today, this will take a while.

5.) Go to the Home Schooling folder, into the spelling section.  Find Week 3 of 6th grade spelling.  Write all words 3 times, and each practice sentence once.  Look up the definition of each word and write them down.

YOU CAN DO THIS SMART GIRL!

(Here are some links you can research and learn:
Subject and Predicate Worksheets