Jerryd made ants on a log and fire ants on a log.
Ants on Log
Spread peanut butter on a celery stick. Garnish with raisins.
Fire Ants on a Log
Spread cream cheese on a celery stick. Garnish with dried cranberries.
contagious - Capable of transmitting disease; carrying a disease, catching, transmittable, infectious
Page 9 - "Right now?" Miss Hemphill stared. "Why, he shouldn't be in school with red spots! It could be measles or chicken pox . . . any number of things . . . contagious things."
penitentiary - a prison for those convicted of major crimes, correctional institution, joint, keep, lockup, pen, penal institution, prison, reformatory, slammer
Page 14 - We figured they were headed straight for %*!#, by way of the state penitentiary . . . until they got themselves mixed up with the church, and my mother, and our Christmas pageant.
Chapter 2 vocabulary
privet - any of various Old World shrubs having smooth entire leaves and terminal panicles of small white flowers followed by small black berries; many used for hedges
Page 16 - One of the neighbor women called out, "Helen, are you in much pain?" and Mrs. Armstrong yelled back, "Yes, terrible! Don't let those children tear up my privet hedge!"
sentiment - a thought, view, or attitude, especially one based mainly on emotion instead of reason, emotion, opinion, attitude, outlook, reaction
Page 21 - He shrugged. "I like all the other stuff but she said to write down what we liked best, and what I like best is no Herdmans."
"Not a very Christian sentiment," my father said.
Chapter 3 vocabulary
sacrilegious - grossly irreverent toward what is or is held to be sacred, disrespectful, profane, blasphemous, improper, godless, sinful
Page 35 - Alice's mother told the Ladies' Aid that it was sacrilegious to let Imogene Herdman be Mary.
barge - to intrude or interrupt, especially rudely, break in, burst in, collide, infringe, muscle in, push
Page 36 - Some people said it wasn't fair for a whole family who didn't even go to our church to barge in and take over the pageant.
Chapter 4 vocabulary
espoused - to take as spouse; to take to wife; to marry, betrothed, engaged
Page 41 - ". . . Joseph and Mary, his espoused wife, being great with child . . ."
vengeance - with great violence or force, punishment, revenge, settling of scores, retaliation
Page 45 - "Out of the black night with horrible vengeance, the Mighty Marvo---"
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Its is the possessive pronoun; it modifies a noun.
It's is a contraction of it is or it has.
Incorrect: The mother cat carried it's kitten in it's mouth.
(Possessive pronoun, no apostrophe)
Correct: The mother cat carried its kitten in its mouth.
Correct: I think it's going to rain today.
(Contraction of it is)
Correct: It's been a very long time.
(Contraction of it has)
So far we have had five students volunteer to be our “Chef of the Week.” The Chef should come prepared with a healthy recipe featuring at least one fruit or vegetable and the ingredients to prepare the recipe for 27 people. We have a microwave and a refrigerator available for use if needed. (Please let me know if any sharp tools are needed and I will provide those.) The Chef should also be prepared to explain how to assemble the healthy snack.
Date | Chef of the Week |
10/21 | Mrs. Putnam |
10/28 | Peyton |
11/4 | Angel |
11/11 | No School |
11/18 | Valerie |
11/25 | No School |
12/2 | Carlie |
12/9 | Jerryd |
Participant chefs will receive extra credit to be applied to the subject of his/her choice (excluding social studies), his/her photo and recipe featured on the Healthy Snacks web page and in our class cookbook.
It's not too late to sign up to participate!