Words this week will contain the letters "ch" or "tch". Students will learn that if the final "ch" sound comes after a consonant or a two-letter vowel, the ending is -ch. If the final "ch" sound follows a one letter vowel, it's usually written -tch. The final TEST is scheduled for Friday, 2/8.
Reading - "Journeys"
We will finish our study of the story Grandfather's Journey. After completing some comprehension work, we will write a paragraph that uses text proof to compare the author to his grandfather and use that information to conclude how their similarities helped the author to feel close to his grandfather.
English - Explanatory Writing
We will begin our study of explanatory writing with a look at "hooks". Students will learn about different types of hooks and look for examples of hooks in literature. I will model how to write an original hook while writing a "whole class" essay on why Lou Gehrig is considered a hero. Students will then begin writing their own explanatory essay about who is a hero in his/her life.
As we continue to search for a solution to the blackout in Ergstown, we will focus on how engineers solve problems in the real world.
Mrs. Karen Bell
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