There will be no poem this week due to the conferences. There is a spelling list. Look below.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Spelling List
1. would
2. wouldn't
3. clothes
4. happened
5. someone
6. sometimes
7. different
8. another
9. weird
10. eighth
11. coming
12. getting
13. going
14. stopped
15. here
Challenge
irresponsible
affectionate
brilliance
audible
menace
Friday, October 22, 2010
Spelling List
- steal
- stealth
- cave
- cavity
- wise
- wisdom
- deal
- dealt
- athlete
- athletic
- crime
- criminal
- breathe
- breath
- wild
- wilderness
- shade
- shadow
- revise
- revision
- volcano
- volcanic
- cycle
- bicycle
Poem of the Week
Lazy Witch
Lazy witch,
What’s wrong with you?
Get up and stir your magic brew.
Here’s candlelight to chase the gloom.
Jump up and mount your flying broom
And muster up your charms and spells
And wicked grins and piercing yells.
It’s Halloween! There’s work to do!
Lazy witch,
What’s wrong with you?
Lazy witch,
What’s wrong with you?
Get up and stir your magic brew.
Here’s candlelight to chase the gloom.
Jump up and mount your flying broom
And muster up your charms and spells
And wicked grins and piercing yells.
It’s Halloween! There’s work to do!
Lazy witch,
What’s wrong with you?
Friday, October 15, 2010
Spelling List
1. slept
2. split
3. staff
4. fade
5. praise
6. slope
7. claim
8. stroll
9. mood
10. beast
11. crush
12. fond
13. dwell
14. strike
15. clue
16. boast
17. flute
18. sway
19. cruise
20. mild
21. grasp
22. swift
23. bunk
24. slight
25. thrown
26. stole
27. fleet
28. dew
29. youth
30. thigh
Challenge
31. frantic
32. pursuit
33. trek
34. rustic
35. reproach
36. cease
37. describe
38. molten
39. campaign
40. subdue
2. split
3. staff
4. fade
5. praise
6. slope
7. claim
8. stroll
9. mood
10. beast
11. crush
12. fond
13. dwell
14. strike
15. clue
16. boast
17. flute
18. sway
19. cruise
20. mild
21. grasp
22. swift
23. bunk
24. slight
25. thrown
26. stole
27. fleet
28. dew
29. youth
30. thigh
Challenge
31. frantic
32. pursuit
33. trek
34. rustic
35. reproach
36. cease
37. describe
38. molten
39. campaign
40. subdue
Poem of the Week
Toltecs
The Toltecs were wise
They conversed
with their own hearts
They played their drums
They were singers
They made songs
They guarded their songs in their memories
The Toltecs were wise
They conversed
with their own hearts.
The Toltecs were wise
They conversed
with their own hearts
They played their drums
They were singers
They made songs
They guarded their songs in their memories
The Toltecs were wise
They conversed
with their own hearts.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Announcements
Check below for a recap of the oceanography field trip and next week's poem and spelling list.
Special Thanks
We would like to extend a special thank you to all Corridor 5th grade families for having your children well prepared for our oceanography field trip. After a busy first day that included two classes at the Hatfield Center, a visit to the Coast Guard, a hands on activity at the Yaquina Head tide pools, a romp at Agate Beach and dinner at Izzy's, the kids settled down for a mostly quiet night of rest on the gym floor of Newport Intermediate School. They woke up bright and early the next day, ate a fabulous healthy breakfast prepared by parents and headed off to the Newport dock for a morning of crabbing. Once sufficient lengths of rope were added to the crab rings the kids began to pull out numerous varieties and sizes of crabs, even securing a dungeness "keeper" which was offered to a pair of local crabbers. They gratefully accepted. Crabbing was followed by a relaxed visit to the Oregon Coast Aquarium and a safe trip home. The weather was sunny and beautiful both days with temperatures over 70 degrees on Wednesday. All in all, a great success. Thanks again, Corridor 5th grade families.
Tom and Maria
Tom and Maria
Poem of the Week
12 October
From where I stand now
the world is flat
flat out flat,
no end to that.
Where my eyes go the land moves out.
How is it then
five hundred years ago (about)
Columbus found
that far beyond flat on flat
the world was round?
From where I stand now
the world is flat
flat out flat,
no end to that.
Where my eyes go the land moves out.
How is it then
five hundred years ago (about)
Columbus found
that far beyond flat on flat
the world was round?
Spelling List
1. thrown
2. stole
3. clue
4. dew
5. choose
6. rule
7. boast
8. cruise
9. stroll
10. route
11. mood
12. loaf
13. growth
14. youth
15. slope
16. bruise
17. loose
18. rude
19. flow
20. flute
2. stole
3. clue
4. dew
5. choose
6. rule
7. boast
8. cruise
9. stroll
10. route
11. mood
12. loaf
13. growth
14. youth
15. slope
16. bruise
17. loose
18. rude
19. flow
20. flute
Challenge
subdue
pursuit
molten
reproach
presume
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Announcements
Because of our oceanography trip and the shortened week, there is no spelling list and no poem. Both will resume the week of October 11.
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