Vocabulary Week 4
Abide – Verb
· To wait for
· To endure without yielding or giving up or giving in.
· To conform to someone else’s decision
Amiable – Adjective
· Friendly, social, pleasing
· Easy to like. Outgoing.
Ambulatory – Adjective
· Relating to or adapted to walking
· Moving from place to place
· Not bedridden
Benign – Adjective
· Showing kindness and gentleness
· Harmless
· A mild person
· Non cancerous
Assonance – Noun
· Resemblance of sound in words or syllables.
· A repetition of vowels without repeating consonants. (Stony and holy)
· A “High-Falutin’” kind of rhyme.
Spelling – week 4:
Alliterative – Same Starting Sounds
Cataclysmic – End of the world
Propitious – Advantageous, good for you
Crustacean – Lobster, crab and shrimp
Deciduous – Winter trees
Annihilate – Completely Destroy
Poignant – Emotional
Scintillating – Exciting
Acephalous – no head
Ecclesiastical - Religious
Journal: What is your best quality? What is your worst quality?
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3rd Per
5th Per
8th Per - Vocab 4, Spelling 4, Journal 4.
4th Per - Library to work on Native American presentations:
- Pick a Native American tribe that lived on the Eastern Seabord (east coast) at the time the Europeans started arriving in North America.
- Look at their lives before the Europeans came and changed things.
- What were their buildings like, and what kind of housing did they live in?
- What kind of leadership system did they have? Who was in charge, and how did they get that job?
- What was the religion like?
- What kind of culture existed? What were the roles of men vs. women? Old vs. Young? Slave or free? Leader or follower?
- Describe their food and clothing.
- Discuss WHERE they lived and what time period you looked at. Have they disappeared or is the tribe still around somewhere?
- Put this all together into a powerpoint that you will share with your classmates next week.
- It should be between 8-15 slides and should include a works cited slide for any information/pictures you took from the internet.
- Remember the examples of good and bad powerpoints I showed you last year and try and avoid doing some of the mistakes you learned about
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