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This document provides an overview of the 7th grade language arts curriculum for the 5th period, including spelling and vocabulary lessons, grammar exercises on punctuation and modifiers, forming different types of questions, modal verbs, comparisons of adjectives and adverbs, idioms, irregular verb conjugations, and readings from the literature book on the topics of cemeteries, kidnappings, and the Titanic.
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- 1. 7th Grade Language Arts<br />5th Period Guide<br />Spelling (Notebook)
- 2. Vocabulary words lessons 21 - 24: GRAMMAR + DEFINITIONS
- 3. Grammar
- 4. Punctuation marks: Correct uses of the comma (Workbook)
- 5. p. 149-150 => PART 1 Compound Sentences
- 6. p. 151-152 => PART 2 In a Series
- 7. p. 153-154 => PART 3 Set Off Added Elements
- 8. p. 155-156 => PART 4 Set Off Nonessential
- 9. p. 157-158 => PART 5 Special Uses
- 10. Forming Questions (Notebook & Blog)
- 11. Closed Questions
- 12. Open Questions
- 13. Tag Questions
- 14. Modals (Notebook & Blog)
- 15. Ability
- 16. Possibility
- 17. Permission
- 18. p. 137-138 => Comparison of Regular Adjectives and Adverbs
- 19. p. 139-140 => Comparison of Irregular Adjectives and Adverbs
- 20. p. 141-142 => Using the Comparative and Superlative Degrees
- 21. p. 103-104 => Recognizing Misplaced Modifiers
- 22. p. 105-106 => Correcting Misplaced Modifiers
- 23. Idioms 81-100 + Extra Idioms Activity (Notebook & Blog)
- 25. Study words starting with E up to words starting with R (eat run)
- 26. Writing & Literature (Bridges to Literature Book)
- 27. Vocabulary and storyline of the following lectures:
- 28. The Longest Cemetery in the World (p. 324-329)
- 29. The Lindbergh Kidnapping (p. 370-387)
- 30. The Titanic Lost and Found (p. 40-47)