Mrs. Seggerman
6th Grade Communication
Mrs. Sue Seggerman
cell#: 253-3722
email: seggesue@hotmail.com
FEBRUARY 15-19, 2010
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Friday, March 12...End of 3rd Quarter
Monday, March 15...BOWL-A-THON @9:30 - 11:30
Wednesday, March 17...EARLY OUT
BIBLE
Christ Shows Us
How to Live
I Thess. 4:15-16
15. According to the Lord’s own word, we tell you that we who are still alive, who are left till the coming of the Lord, will certainly not precede those who have fallen asleep.
16. For the Lord himself will come down from heaven, with a loud command, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet call of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first.
SERVICE SKILL (Pre-TEST)
Givinging Compliments:
1. Look at the person.
2. Give the compliment.
3. Make a follow-up statement - “Thanks”.
WORD ORIGIN
WEEK #19
per through
re again
arbitr judge
spir breathe
-ate to act
-ary related to
-ation state of
WEEK #20
in into
per through
alter other
spect look
-ation state of
-ed makes verbs past tense
-or one who
-ive inclined to
WEEK #21
ex out
re back
corpor body
pel push
-ate to act
-ation state of
WEEK #22
dia across
com together
dis away
lect gather
posit place
-ure process
-ion state of
WEEK #23
in not
ab from
re back
noc harm
solute set free
-ence state of
-ent inclined to
-ly forms an adverb from an adjective
-ion state of
SPELLING
WEEK #19
cardiology hydropathy thermostat
cardiopathy hydroscope thermogenic
cardiogram hydrotherapy thermometer
cardiograph hydrothermal VOCAB
deuce advantage arbitrate
velocity boundaries arbitrary
aerobic professionals perspiration
diagonally thermography respiration
WEEK #20
macrocasm monopod conical
macroscopic monolithic volleyed
optokinetic monogram qualifying
optometry monochromatic VOBAB.
microcosm energizing alteration
micrograph lightweight altered
microphone requirements inspector
microscopic aluminum perspective
WEEK #21
multilingual paralegal finalists
circumstances paramedic ricochet
photographer autographed paramount
semifinal footwork VOCAB.
televised tiebreaker corporate
television dominating corporation
automobile irretrievable expel
automotive reverberate repel
WEEK #22
successful ethnicity celluloid
occurrence certainly reflexes
original alternates recreational
cultural gauge VOCAB.
customary garages dialect
disguise languages lecture
knowledgeable coordination composition
contenders concentration disposition
WEEK #23
laughter advisable injuries
emphasize advertisement collisions
phenomenal visual positions
roughhousing measurable VOCAB.
architectural muscular innocence
brochure stoppages innocently
machinery aggressive absolution
insured regulation resolution
Vocab. REVIEW
LESSON #24
Week #19
arbitrate to act as a judge
arbitrary related to a personal decision or
judgment; random
perspiration the state of secreting sweat through
the skin
respiration the state of breathing
Week #20
inspector one who looks into matters
perspective the inclination to look at things from
one’s own point of view
altered changed partly, but not into some
other form
alteration the state of changing partly, but not
into some other form; modification
Week #21
expel to push or force out
repel to push, drive back or exert an
exposing force
corporate to act as one unified body of
individuals
corporation that state of a group of individuals
acting as one unified body
Week #22
dialect a type of language spoken across an
area
lecture a presentation of gathered information
composition a state of thoroughly placing together
disposition a state of certain behavior; personality
Week #23
innocence state of causing no harm; blameless
innocently not inclined to cause harm
absolution state of being set free from blame
resolution state of being set free from something;
determination
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| #24 Review.doc | 39.5 KB |
