Thursday, May 16, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
GOLDEN TAMARIN SPELLING-Week of May 13-17th
Spelling Words
- dangerous
- history
- vacation
- popular
- favorite
- memory
- personal
- educate
- regular
- continue
- potato
- natural
- sensitive
- energy
- emotion
- period
- property
- condition
- imagine
- attention
Challenge Words
- juvenile
- astonish
- ovation
- amateur
- obvious
Friday, April 12, 2013
Final Crispin Vocabulary
- agitated
- infatuated
- unfettered
- omen
- succumb
- voracious
- parched
- vexed
- impaled
- brandished
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Crispin Ch.36-47
Crispin Vocabulary Ch.36-47
- buffeting
- sumptuous
- celestial
- beguiled
- fervor
- laggards
- wend
- caterwauling
- disconsolate
- guild
Monday, March 25, 2013
WEEK OF MARCH 25-29
Crispin Spelling Vocabulary Ch. 25-35
- reverence
- leagues
- meandered
- enraptured
- mollify
- rueful
- heirs
- illegitimate
- portentous
- gauntlet
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
CRISPIN CH.13-24
1.grotesquely
2. pillaged
3. sustenance
4. trepidation
5. raucously
6. evasively
7. tyranny
8. surname
9. solemnly
10. malevolence
11. bravado
12. corrupt
13. surname
14. lamenting
15. cur
2. pillaged
3. sustenance
4. trepidation
5. raucously
6. evasively
7. tyranny
8. surname
9. solemnly
10. malevolence
11. bravado
12. corrupt
13. surname
14. lamenting
15. cur
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Crispin-Section 1 (Chapters 1-12)
1. fringe- the outer, marginal, or extreme part of an area, group, or sphere of activity(p.1 in book)
2. shunned-persistently avoid, ignore, or reject (p.1)
3. transgression-a sin, or offense (p.2)
4. minions-underlings, ones who work for a person of power (ch.2 page)
5. shroud-burial cloth
6. pinnacle-highest point(p.22)
7. scrutinized-examine carefully
8. poaching-hunting illegally
9. curfew-a set time to remain indoors (p.17)
10. transfixed-spellbound, cause (someone) to become motionless with horror, wonder, or astonishment
11. tumult-a loud confused noise (p.40)
12. treason-the crime of betraying one's country, esp. by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government
13. foreboding-a sense of dread, fearful apprehension
14. impenetrable-impossible to pass through (p.23)
15. lunacy-the state of being insane/crazy (p.29)
16. steward-The steward was the head of all the castle's staff/medieval Lord (p.30)
17. genuflected (p.33)lower one's body briefly by bending one knee to the ground, typically in worship or as a sign of respect : she genuflected and crossed herself.
18. carcasses (p.41)-dead bodies
19. bailiff (p.41)-an official in a court of law who keeps order, looks after prisoners, etc.
• chiefly British
20. forage- search widely for food or provisions (p.48)
2. shunned-persistently avoid, ignore, or reject (p.1)
3. transgression-a sin, or offense (p.2)
4. minions-underlings, ones who work for a person of power (ch.2 page)
5. shroud-burial cloth
6. pinnacle-highest point(p.22)
7. scrutinized-examine carefully
8. poaching-hunting illegally
9. curfew-a set time to remain indoors (p.17)
10. transfixed-spellbound, cause (someone) to become motionless with horror, wonder, or astonishment
11. tumult-a loud confused noise (p.40)
12. treason-the crime of betraying one's country, esp. by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government
13. foreboding-a sense of dread, fearful apprehension
14. impenetrable-impossible to pass through (p.23)
15. lunacy-the state of being insane/crazy (p.29)
16. steward-The steward was the head of all the castle's staff/medieval Lord (p.30)
17. genuflected (p.33)lower one's body briefly by bending one knee to the ground, typically in worship or as a sign of respect : she genuflected and crossed herself.
18. carcasses (p.41)-dead bodies
19. bailiff (p.41)-an official in a court of law who keeps order, looks after prisoners, etc.
• chiefly British
20. forage- search widely for food or provisions (p.48)
Monday, March 4, 2013
Week of
Elena
Spelling Words
- liberties
- victories
- countries
- spied
- enemies
- armies
- scariest
- dirtier
- happiness
- abilities
- pitied
- ladies
- busier
- duties
- lilies
- worthiness
- tiniest
- emptiness
- replies
- dizziness
21. ancestor
22. carnivore
23. comprehend
24. ferocious
25. gigantic
26. obscure
27. premature
28. prey
29. puny
30. duration
Monday, February 25, 2013
Week of February 25th
Black Cowboy, Wild Horses
Spelling Words
- mountain
- treasure
- culture
- fountain
- creature
- captain
- future
- adventure
- moisture
- surgeon
- lecture
- curtain
- pasture
- measure
- vulture
- feature
- furniture
- pleasure
- mixture
- luncheon
21.Loyalist
22. inflation
23. neutral
24. profiteering
25. economic hardships
26. analyze
27. parallel time lines
28. enlist
29. negotiate
30. campaign
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Week of February 19-22
Pioneer Girl
Spelling Words
- dozen
- voyage
- forbid
- native
- language
- destroy
- notice
- distance
- carrot
- knowledge
- captive
- spinach
- solid
- justice
- ashamed
- program
- message
- respond
- service
- relative
22. vascular tissue
23. transpiration
24. cellular respiration
25. photosynthesis
26. phloem
27. xylem
28. ammonia
29. chloroplasts
30. diaphragm
Monday, February 11, 2013
Week of February 11-14th
A Boy Called Slow
Spelling Words
- correction
- promote
- promotion
- express
- expression
- accustom
- alert
- assign
- budge
- burly
- companion
- compatible
- concept
- distract
- jostle
- obedient
- obstacle
- patient
- pedestrian
- retire
21. circulatory system
22. respiratory system
23. digestive system
24. organelle
25. excretory system
26. capillary
27. vein
28. esophagus
29. kidney
30. bladder
Sunday, February 3, 2013
FEBRUARY 4th-8th
FINAL FIGHTING GROUND VOCABULARY
1. ransom p.132
2. briskly p. 136
3. compacted p. 121
4. intently p.126
5. appealing p. 122
6. swiveled p. 128
7. retort p.133
8.throbbing p. 139
9. stupefaction p.142
10. disheveled p. 142
11. flayed p. 142
12. spasmodically p. 144
13. surging p. 147
14. flustered p. 149
15. mirage p. 151
1. ransom p.132
2. briskly p. 136
3. compacted p. 121
4. intently p.126
5. appealing p. 122
6. swiveled p. 128
7. retort p.133
8.throbbing p. 139
9. stupefaction p.142
10. disheveled p. 142
11. flayed p. 142
12. spasmodically p. 144
13. surging p. 147
14. flustered p. 149
15. mirage p. 151
Monday, January 28, 2013
Week of January 28-February 1st
FIGHTING GROUND SPELLING AND VOCABULARY
Part 3
Part 3
- sidled p. 85
- callousness p. 92
- immobile p.91
- seething p. 93
- tremulous p. 86
- groped p. 95
- cadence p.99
- averted p.82
- rebuff p.93
- agape p. 102
- redeem p. 105
- elusively p. 110
- silhouettes p. 109
- rapt p.115
- stammered p. 133
- civilian
- compacted
- garrison
- staggered
- gauge
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Week of January 24-27th
Social
Studies+ Fighting Ground Vocab.+MLK VOCAB
1. alliance
2. delegate
3. Parliament
4. proclamation
5. budget
6. representation
7. massacre
8. boycott
9. repeal
10.monopoly
1. alliance
2. delegate
3. Parliament
4. proclamation
5. budget
6. representation
7. massacre
8. boycott
9. repeal
10.monopoly
11.
transfixed p. 52-cause (someone) to become
motionless with horror, wonder, or astonishment :
12.
cantered p. 43-a three-beat gait of a horse or
other quadruped between a trot and a gallop
13.
bayonets p. 48-a swordlike stabbing blade that
may be fixed to the muzzle of a rifle for use in hand-to-hand fighting.
14. unison
p. 45-simultaneous performance of action or utterance of
speech
15. scrutinized p. 59-look, examine carefully
16. muster p. 64-assemble troops
17. obliterate p. 66-destroy, annihilate
18. perplexed p. 71-confused
15. scrutinized p. 59-look, examine carefully
16. muster p. 64-assemble troops
17. obliterate p. 66-destroy, annihilate
18. perplexed p. 71-confused
19. plume
p.52- long, soft feather or arrangement of feathers used by a bird for display or worn by a person for ornament
20.torrential-p.66-(of rain) falling rapidly and in copious quantities : a torrential downpour.
21. segregation- the enforced separation of different racial groups in a country
22. discrimination-the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things, esp. on the grounds of race, age, or sex :
23. civil rights-the rights of citizens to political and social freedom and equality.
24. eloquent-fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
25. Martin Luther King Jr.
21. segregation- the enforced separation of different racial groups in a country
22. discrimination-the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things, esp. on the grounds of race, age, or sex :
23. civil rights-the rights of citizens to political and social freedom and equality.
24. eloquent-fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
25. Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday, January 14, 2013
Week of January 14th-18th
FIGHTING
GROUND SPELLING VOCABULARY
Week
1 (Learn the meanings of the first 10 words)
1.*
fife
2. * grenadiers
3. * hefted
4. *linchpin
5.* buckled
6.*riveted
7.*corporal
8.* Hessian
9.* regiment
10.* impulsively
2. * grenadiers
3. * hefted
4. *linchpin
5.* buckled
6.*riveted
7.*corporal
8.* Hessian
9.* regiment
10.* impulsively
11. percussion
12. suffocating
13. priming pan
14. lurched
15. transfixed
16. salvation
17. monotonously
18. grotesque
19. affixed
20. quizzically
12. suffocating
13. priming pan
14. lurched
15. transfixed
16. salvation
17. monotonously
18. grotesque
19. affixed
20. quizzically
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