Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Extra Credit Homework!!

1. Write a grammatically correct sentence:  5 points

2. Write a grammatically correct sentence with an awesome adjective:  10 points

3. Write a grammatically correct sentence with a compound subject:  10 points

4. Write a grammatically correct sentence with a compound subject and two awesome adjectives:  15 points

5. Write a grammatically correct sentence with a compound subject, at least two awesome adjectives, and a simile or any type of figurative language (yes, the adjectives can be used in your figurative language): 20 points

6. Write a grammatically correct sentence with a compound predicate, one abstract noun, and an example of figurative language20 points

7. Write a grammatically correct sentence with a compound verb, abstract noun, figurative language AND two vocabulary words from The Hunger Games:  20 points

Requirements

RECEIVE CREDIT FOR ALL SEVEN SENTENCES = 100 EXTRA CREDIT POINTS

  • You may post more than one sentence at a time.
  • Post your sentence in comments with your name
  • Include the sentence number (for credit) from the list above.
  • Extra credit is for spring break only.


Example:
Spring break is a fabulous time of year to get lost in a book.  #2 10 points

The frantic mother and her fuzzy ducklings scurried across the road like their tails were on fire.  #4 15 points

Glossary

Grammatically correct = Capitalization, punctuation, subject, predicate, spelling.

Compound subject/verb= More than one subject or verb in the sentence.  
Example:  Jessica and Julio like to climb and jump on the sand dunes.

Adjective:  A word that describes a noun:  interesting, harsh, long, magical

Verb:  A word that describes an action/state of being:  jump, sing, is, are, write, am, infer

Abstract Noun:  A noun that represents a concept that cannot be experienced with the 5 senses:  freedom, happiness, friendship, beauty

Figurative language:  Simile, metaphor, hyperbole,  idiom, etc.

16 comments:

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    1. Here's how you could write this as a complete sentence, Hailey:
      Ms. Deats, you rock!

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  2. Sorry I was gone today, although im doing last nights homework. Also, im going to do tonight's homework of the DLI. You rock Ms.deats.

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  3. I'm not going to do this Ms.Seats.

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  4. Ms.Deats class is by far my favorite class,although i think this extra credit homework is slightly un-fair. The reason being, many students attending the school may not have internet access. Therefore making this homework not accisable to all students,thus,them not being able to earn extra credit points they may need to bring up their grade.

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    1. Thank you for your thoughtful reply (+20 extra credit points). As a reminder, students may hand write these sentences to get credit, it is not necessary to post. I love how you care for, and stand up for your classmates!!

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  5. Hi, Ms.Deats i love your class room.

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    1. Try this Dane:
      Hi, Ms. Deats! I love your classroom.

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  6. I love your links,Ms.Deats

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    1. Perfect Dane, five extra credit points for you!

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  7. ms deats your BAD do i get extra credit i used slang

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    1. Try this, Max:
      Ms. Deats, you're BAD! Do I get extra credit because I used slang?

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  8. You should do this with us Ms.Deats.

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