Week 6 Vocabulary Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

This is verifing what he wants to do.

There is a certain sequence of movment.

This simplifies the model of these guns.

Verify - check, confirm, prove
Sequence - succession, chain
Simplify - make simpler, make things easier, shorten

Week 6 Vocabulary Definitions & Examples

Verify-to ascertain the truth or correctness of, as by examination, research, or comparison  - Whenever you are absent, Julianna calls your mommies and daddies to verify your absence and make sure you are actually sick and not just skipping school!
Sequence- the following of one thing after another - Your personal narratives should follow a logical sequence of your story - the "before" you, the story that changed you, and the "after" version of you.
Simplify-to make less complex or complicated; make plainer or easier:  - You should try to simplify your life by simply listening to your teacher sometimes!

Week 5 Vocabulary Paragraph

I had to illistrate a picture for art class. It had to have a positive impact on everyone. I had to estimate how much paint to use. I got an A on the project. She put it on the wall.

Week 5 Vocabulary Sentences

I am a positive role model for my brother.
I was positive for weed so I had to go to drug classes.

I had to make an estimate of how many people are in class today.
They estimated that 20% of the class was smoking weed.

I had to illistriate a picture for school.
i illistriated a picture for my wall so it isnt plain.

Week 5 Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

 a. Positive - optimistic, constructive, affirmative
b. Illustrate - demonstrate, show, exemplify
c. Estimate - approximation, guess, calculation





You smoke this you could come out positive for thc.

This is a picture of an illustration.

This kid is making an estimate on how much gum balls are in this jar.



Week 5 Vocabulary Definitons and Examples

a. Illustrate- to make clear or intelligible, as by examples or analogies; exemplify. -EX: She illustrated a children's book about the effects of smoking on your lungs.
b. Estimate-to form an opinion of; judge  -EX: I had to get an estimate of how much it was going to cost me to fix my car before I had the work done.
c. Positive- explicitly stated, stipulated, or expressed: -EX: I am determined to have a positive attitude today  so don't make me mad! :)

Week 6 Grades

 What is your grade?
-Algebra is 71%,L.A is 89%, and Math lab is 88%
 How many MISSING assignments do you have?
-In Math lab 1,L.A 1, and Algebra 2
 Are you satisfied with this grade? Why or why not?
-I am somewhat satisfied with my grades but I could do more work just to have a better grade.
 What are you going to do to improve these grades?
-I am going to do the missing assignments.

I had to construct a 5 paragraph essay. I had to identify part of the car in my essay. It was a significant thing to do at the time. I got an A on the essay. At the end of the grading period I got a B-.

Week 4 Vocabulary Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

They identified each part of this bird.

They are starting to construct this building.

They said that this person is a significant other.

1) Identify - Recognize, spot, name
2) Construct - Make, build, create
3) Significant - Important, major, noteworthy

Week 3 Vocabulary Definitons & Examples

a. Identify -to recognize or establish as being a particular person or thing ,EX-The biology class had identify different body systems that make up
b. Construct -to build or form by putting together parts; frame; devise ,EX-Children like to construct tall building with their building blocks.
c. Significant -having or expressing a meaning; indicative ,EX-Going to college is a significant accomplishment.

Week 3 Vocab Sentences

Being a good person consists of many things. You have to act appropriate for your age. You have to focus on what you do. You could try to get a job too. I have to go bye.

Week 3 Vocab Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

Money is very appropriate to have but you have to earn it.

The earth consist of many layers.

This cat is focusing on something that he wants.

1) Appropriate - Correct, proper, well-timed
2) Consist - Contain, include
3) Focus - Concentrate, target, devote

Week 3 Vocabulary Definitions & Examples

1) Appropriate (adj) -(suitable or fitting for a particular purpose, person, occasion, ) It is not appropriate to use your cell phone during class.
2) Focus (verb) - (to concentrate, pay very close attention)Students need to focus on their teacher's lesson if they want to pass their classes.
3) Consist (verb) - (to exist together or be capable of existing together) A great meal consists of salmon, mashed potatoes, and asparagus.