Great White Egret in Flight
 "Intelligence without ambition is a bird without wings."
~ Salvador Dalí 

Schoolwide Expectations:

**Be Responsible**Be Respectful**Be Safe**Be a Learner**
 
 
Welcome to the 2009 - 2010 school year. We have many wonderful
experiences to look forward to. Please feel free to contact me anytime
 you have a question or a concern.
Ms. Gomez
 

TIPS FOR SUCCESS
  • Check your child's planner each night.
  • Check this website for updates regularly.
  • Check your child's homework for completion.
  • Have your child summarize their AR book after they read each night.
  • Ask your child about his/her AR test results once we get started.
  • Check your child's classwork to see if he/she is struggling in any area.                  
                                                                                              
                                                                                                               

Dear Family Member:

In Shiloh, Marty is taking care of a dog that has

been abused. His father does not seem to care about

the dog, and insists Marty give Shiloh back to his

owner. Then one night, when his father does not

see him, Marty watches his dad scratching Shiloh’s

back. I can see that the father loves Shiloh. Making

assumptions based on an author’s clues is

making inferences.

 
This Week’s Skills

Comprehension: make inferences

Vocabulary: idioms

Spelling/Phonics: compound words

Name

WORDS TO KNOW

bulletin board     decency     delivering     injury

mournful      shrieks      sympathy      slurp


SPELLING WORDS

background        cornfield               earthworm

pillowcase           rooftop                  ice-skating

ninety-one          vice-president       all right

armchair             cheerleader           eggshell

mountaintop      overcome              cardboard

flagpole               footstep                cornmeal

afternoon            field trip


Practice:  Two = One... Write each part of a compound on

two cards and then mix them up. Let’s see how many

compound words you can put together in one minute.