Well, while the ice isn't as bad as this, the roads are still slicker than a peeled onion! Latin just posted closing for Wednesday as well. WHEW! We're going to be hitting the ground running when we return, so PLEASE don't go without reviewing your grammar and social studies notes. Think about poetry. What does it mean to be a poem? How can we understand someone else's poetry? How can we be better poets ourselves?Enjoy another day!
3 comments:
mrs moore i was going to study mon -thurs for the tests and i forgot my stuff and im kind of freaking out
julia,
we need to know the states,capitals, and waterways.
Heartland
St. Paul, Minnesota
De. Moises, Iowa
Jefferson City, Missouri
Topeka, Kansas
Lincoln, Nebraska
Bismarck, North Dakota
Pierre, South Dakota
The Great Lakes States
Madison, Wisconsin
Lansing, Michigan
Springfield, Illinois
Indianapolis, Indiana
Columbus, Ohio
Waterways
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
The Ohio River
Missouri River
I'm not sure if we need to know where all of those are though.
We might have to write an essay, but those are small facts that would be easy to review tomorrow night.
for the Grammar test there are links to games that you can play to help you to review on the blog and also watch a lot of the videos.
ashley
We also have vocabulary. Here are the words. I hope you wouldn't mind looking them up.
barge
quarry
blizzard
lake effect
landforms
plain
Interior Plains
port
economy
French pioneers
frontier
river system
tributary
Don't worry. I am sure a lot of people don't have their notes also i think the video is called from sea to shining sea the midwest so if you want you can fill in an abc chart
ashley
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