Introduction

Comprehensive Language Arts Spiraled Review Do you wish you had a great spiral Language Arts Review / Bell Work / Warm Up Work / Homework resource? Need one that covers every 4th grade Language Arts objective, plus some 3rd grade objectives for review? I was always struggling to pull together resources for all my 4th grade needs, plus 3rd grade skills that needed review. I am pleased to publish this comprehensive Language Arts Review that does just that! This resource is a spiral review of all language arts objectives covered by 4th grade Common Core and TEKS (for Texas teachers). Also included are many 3rd grade objectives that need review.

-36 Weeks, 5 Days Per Week! -Full-Sized 11” x 8-1/2” practice sheet for each day of the week! -Friday Quiz that includes questions covered during the week! -Use for Warm-Up, Bell Work, Homework or targeted practice! -Easily avoids loss of skills due to lack of practice!

Introduction – Page 1 As Warm-Up Work One way to use this comprehensive resource is to use one sheet each day for warm-up or bell work. This should take students about five minutes. Then, review the completed questions with your students. This may take another 5-10 minutes – time very well spent, as you are spiraling through each objective many times throughout the year. On Thursday, students take their completed sheets home and study for the quiz on Friday. This is a great way to communicate to parents what is being studied at school! And parents will love you for the study guide!

Friday Quiz Each question on the quiz is a repeat of a question from during the week. If students study or remember the questions from the week, they can earn 100% on every Friday quiz! Friday’s quiz can be a weekly Language Arts grade.

Homework Another way to use this resource is for homework. Each week has a cover sheet, so you can easily copy the whole week’s packet at one time. I send a homework packet home on Monday, and it’s due on Friday. You can still give the quiz on Friday as a homework or quiz grade. Introduction – Page 2 Answer Keys The answer keys are conveniently located at the back of the resource and clearly labeled by objective. Thus, you can easily skim through the answer key to find a particular objective you need to review. There are many possibilities when you have such a comprehensive review as this resource.

Objectives Covered Every single objective is covered many times, including: Types of sentences; sentence structure; parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions); spelling; contractions; possessives; similes; metaphors; irregular plurals; prepositional phrases; subject/verb agreement; prefixes and suffixes; irregular verbs; Greek and Latin roots; reflexive pronouns; correlative conjunctions; analogies; homophones; relative pronouns; order of adjectives; progressive verb tenses; relative adverbs; progressive adverbs; comparative and superlative adjectives; proper nouns; punctuation, including emphasis on dialogue, commas and ending marks; hyperbole; sensory language; personification; onomatopoeia; double negatives; subordinating conjunctions; progressive verbs; reflexive pronouns; proper adjectives; demonstrative adjectives; and dependent clauses.

Introduction – Page 3 Each day includes: -a sentence to be edited -a revising and editing question in test format -three other topics from the list of objectives above!

Contents This resource contains 180 pages of student practice sheets, a cover sheet for each week (36 cover sheets), and 36 answer keys, for a total of over 250 sheets in this comprehensive review packet.

The Last Week The last week of school is always challenging to keep students’ interest. Thus, the last week of this review includes riddles, palindromes, hink pinks, and hinky pinkies! Easy for Teachers; Fun for Kids!

I hope you will be as pleased with this Language Arts Review as I am.

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Week 1

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 1, Monday Name______

Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. Circle the nouns. Underline the verbs. Hint: Some words might be both!

books backpack newsletter shine ___ 1. Today is the first day of school. learn friends teach teacher ___ 2. So happy to be here today! scissors mark desk recess ___ 3. I packed a great lunch to bring on my first day. music sing read pledge ___ 4. The best day ever to begin fourth grade.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

my grandma bought me some school supplies at wal-mart

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Circle the words spelled correctly. What change is needed, if any? My favorite book is afternoon on the amazon. middle yellow bluber A. change afternoon on the amazon to Afternoon On The Amazon leter hamer zipper B. change afternoon on the amazon to sudden slober cuddle Afternoon On the Amazon C. change afternoon on the amazon to Afternoon on the Amazon

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Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. Circle the common nouns. Capitalize the proper nouns.

___ 1. We started fourth grade this year. backpack glenbrook elementary classmates ___ 2. My teacher is the best teacher in town! tuesday laughter jessie ___ 3. Sitting by my friends at lunch and playing at recess. street the magic treehouse jello ___ 4. Best year ever in the history of my school!

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

my sister and i just moved to sunnyview elementary school

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Spell the words correctly. What change is needed, if any?

scrible ______Did you get your work finished today. A. change Did to did padle______B. change finished to finisht wafle ______C. change the period to a question mark droped ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. Circle the nouns. Underline the verbs. Hint: Some words might be both!

___ 1. Pete ran right home after school. holiday picnic relatives visit Monday ___ 2. Cleaned up his room before Mom arrived. firecracker scoot glitter print Labor Day ___ 3. Then Pete fixed himself a bologna sandwich. earthquake loosen cousins yesterday ribs ___ 4. Pete’s little doggie with the long, floppy ears.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

mom, may i help you in the kitchen

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Draw a line between the syllables of the words. What change is needed, if any?

The Washington express news is our daily newspaper. m i d d l e y e l l o w A. change the period to a question mark d r e s s h a m m e r B. change express news to Express News s u d d e n g r i l l C. change daily newspaper to Daily Newspaper D. no change is needed

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Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. Capitalize the titles correctly. ___ 1. Many problems in math and lots of stories in reading class. the dallas morning news afternoon on the amazon ___ 2. Jumped in my clothes and raced out the door! civil war on sunday america, the beautiful

___ 3. Without any help from my sister, cleaned my room. the lost and found dog my day at the zoo

___ 4. I ran all the way home after school. return of the jedi the cat in the hat

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

did you cry when you read charlotte’s web

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Write the contraction. What change is needed, if any?

can not ______She doesnt want to miss the trip to the library.

does not ______A. change doesnt to doesn’t B. change want to wan’t would have ______C. change the period to a question mark we will ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. Circle the nouns. Underline the verbs. ___ 1. I have a little puppy at home. puppy searched found kennel

___ 2. Cutest dog in the whole, wide world! food bought play bed

___ 3. Looked for a puppy for many weeks. Circle the common nouns. Capitalize the proper nouns. ___ 4. We finally found him advertised in the paper. atlanta daily news puppies

book how to care for your puppy

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

mom, may i help you in the kitchen

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Write the contraction. What change is needed, if any?

can not ______We found my new puppy in the savannah daily press. A. change puppy to pupy would have ______B. change savannah daily press to Savannah Daily Spell the words correctly. Press

midle ______C. change the period to a question mark D. make no change hamer ______Challenge: On the back, write as many contractions and ©Rosie’s Resources double consonant words as you can. 5-Minute Language Review

Week 2

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 2, Monday Name______

Which type is the sentence? Circle the similes.

1. Yesterday’s weather was as hot as the equator. My favorite cafeteria lunch is corn dogs, green beans, and strawberries. 2. Grandma’s hair is as white as snow. 3. Hailey felt like a grownup when her mom asked her to babysit A declarative C imperative for her little sister. B interrogative D exclamatory 4. When Jamie sits on his daddy’s shoulders, he feels as tall as the oak tree.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

the judge sayed that brians cookies was the bestest in the contest

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

loaf ______“That was a great football game” exclaimed Michael. A. add quotation marks after the period half ______B. add an exclamation point after game leaf ______C. add a period after game shelf ______D. make no change

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Which type are the sentences? Circle the similes.

1. Christopher was happy as a clam when he met new friends in I can’t figure this out! his class. A declarative C imperative 2. Jeannette’s little sister is cute as a kitten! 3. I was blind as a bat when the electricity went off. B interrogative D exclamatory 4. Under the covers, I felt as snug as a bug in a rug.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

can i use the restroom please, asked eddie

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

Sarah asked, “After recess, will we read another wife ______chapter in our book.”? elf ______A. change the comma after asked to a question mark B. change After to after calf ______C. change .”? to ?” knife______D. make no change

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 2, Wednesday Name______

Which type is the sentence? Circle the similes.

Where did I leave my umbrella? 1. Standing by the stove, Jessie was warm as toast. A declarative C imperative 2. The football player’s shoulders were broad as a building. B interrogative D exclamatory 3. The old man’s beard was rough as sandpaper. 4. Watching that movie was like watching grass grow.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

were going to the movies with there cousins on saturday

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

glass ______“When we get home, may we play a game” asked Tony. A. add a comma after game brush ______B. change the period to a question mark class ______C. add a question mark after game crash ______D. make no change

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Which type is the sentence? Write a great sentence using the simile.

Susan, please clear the dishes off the table. brave as a lion

A declarative C imperative ______

B interrogative D exclamatory ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

me and my grandpa was going to Wal-Mart too by groceries for mom

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

beach______“Mom, may we bake cookies, please?” asked Jayden? A. change the question mark after Jayden to a lunch______period sandwich______B. change the question mark after please to a comma C. delete the quotation marks in front of Mom church ______D. make no change

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Which type is the sentence? Circle the similes.

Where did I leave my umbrella? 1. Grandma’s hair is white as snow. 2. Watching that movie was like watching grass grow. A declarative C imperative 3. Hailey felt like a grownup when her mom asked her to babysit B interrogative D exclamatory for her little sister. 4. I was blind as a bat when the electricity went off.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

were going to the movies with there cousins on saturday

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

knife ______“That was a great football game” exclaimed Michael. A. add quotation marks after the period leaf ______B. add an exclamation point after game brush______C. add a period after game church______D. make no change

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Week 3

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 3, Monday Name______

Place a  by the compound sentences that are joined correctly. Circle the prepositions. Underline the prepositional phrases.

1. Jayden found his puppy sleeping under his bed. ___ 1. I like dogs, but my sister likes cats. 2. Hannah cuddled with her kitten on the sofa. ___ 2. Dogs like to play fetch, but cats like to play with yarn. 3. Lucia always feeds her pets after school. ___ 3. Emily fed the dog and Jason fed the cat. 4. Her pets have food and water dishes on the floor by the back door.

Combine the two simple sentences into one compound sentence.

My dalmation puppy has brown spots. Mia’s puppy has black spots.

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

Sara likes cocker spaniels, and Natalie likes poodles. man ______A. change the comma to a period. foot ______B. delete the comma child ______C. change and to then D. make no change woman ______

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Place a  by the compound sentences that are joined correctly. Circle the prepositions. Underline the prepositional phrases.

___ 1. My dog hates baths, but he is all muddy! 1. We found Spotty hiding under the porch. ___ 2. I asked Mom if I could give him a bath and she 2. We whistled so Spotty would come to us. said yes. 3. Spotty finally ran out, but he darted across the yard. ___ 3. I gathered all the supplies but we couldn’t find 4. We chased after Spotty for thirty minutes! Lucky anywhere.

Combine the two simple sentences into one compound sentence.

Spotty was all muddy. He didn’t want to take a bath.

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

tooth ______We caught Spotty and he finally got his bath. A. add a comma after Spotty mouse ______B. change the period to a question mark goose ______C. change Spotty to spotty sheep ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the compound sentences that are joined correctly. Circle the prepositions. Underline the prepositional phrases.

___ 1. Dad said I could choose my puppy’s name as soon as we adopted him or we could wait a week. 1. Cooper greets me at the door when I come home from school. ___ 2. We found him in front of Cooper’s BBQ so I 2. I drop my books on the floor and throw my arms around his wanted to name him Cooper. neck. ___ 3. My whole family agreed it was a great name, so 3. I lie down on the floor, and Cooper slobbers all over me. we named him Cooper. 4. Then we play in the backyard for 30 minutes.

Combine the two simple sentences into one compound sentence.

Cooper might be a bit messy. He’s the best dog in the world!

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Write a prepositional phrase using the preposition. What is the best way to combine the two sentences?

under ______Cooper is my dog. He’s my responsibility.

over ______A. Cooper is my dog, then he’s my responsibility. B. Cooper is my dog, but he’s my responsibility. around ______C. Cooper is my dog, so he’s my responsibility. after ______

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Place a  by the compound sentences that are joined correctly. Circle the prepositions. Underline the prepositional phrases.

___ 1. My dog’s name is Gracie, and she’s my 1. Sometimes my dog, Gracie, sleeps in my bed with me. responsibility. 2. She curls up either under the covers or on top of my pillow. ___ 2. Gracie would never hurt anyone but she can sure bark a lot! 3. If Mom comes in my room, Gracie has to get on the floor. ___ 3. Mom said Gracie would have to be a little quieter, 4. Then Gracie keeps jumping up the side of my bed to see what or she would have to stay in my room. I’m doing.

Combine the two simple sentences into one compound sentence.

Gracie doesn’t like getting a bath. It’s better than being smelly!

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Write a prepositional phrase using the preposition. Which sentence is written correctly?

through ______A. “Is it time to feed Gracie,” asked Mariana. with ______B. “Is it time to feed Gracie” asked Mariana? C. “Is it time to feed Gracie?” asked Mariana? around ______D. “Is it time to feed Gracie?” asked Mariana. below ______

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Place a  by the compound sentences that are joined correctly. Circle the prepositions. Underline the prepositional phrases.

___ 1. My aunt is visually impaired and she has a guide dog named Joey. 1. Dad parked the car in the garage. ___ 2. Guide dogs are well-trained so they can be good 2. I found my book under the bed. helpers to blind people. 3. My best friend lives across the street. ___ 3. Joey is a Golden Retriever, but many breeds can 4. We baked a cake for my mom’s birthday. become guide dogs.

Combine the two simple sentences into one compound sentence.

Cooper might be a bit messy. He’s the best dog in the world!

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Write the plural of each word. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

tooth ______My dog was smelly so I gave her a bath. A. change the period to a question mark mouse ______B. add a comma after smelly man ______C. change so to but foot ______D. make no change

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Week 4

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 4, Monday Name______

Place a  by the sentences with correct subject and verb agreement. Circle the prefixes. Write what the word means.

unwanted ______1. Chloe and David both own collie dogs. ___ 2. Hailey owns a terrier. unhurt ______

___ 3. Aubrey and Diego owns a schnauzer. nonfat ______4. Pablo own a dog. nonsense______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

does madelyn and ella have a black and white puppy

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

eat ______Does Gabriel and Sophie have time to walk the dog? A. change have to has fall ______B. change the question mark to a period freeze ______C. change Does to Do give ______D. make no change

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 4, Tuesday Name______

Place a  by the sentences with correct subject and verb agreement. Circle the prefix. Write what the word means.

___ 1. Either the collie dog or the Shetland sheep dog is misbehave ______good at herding sheep. misread ______2. Either the St. Bernard or the German shepherd are a good rescue dog. disable ______3. Jenny or Tamara will train the dog for rescue missions. disagree ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

are jack or ryan going to the dog show on tuesday

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

begin ______Lucas is going to feed the dog and Nora is going to walk him. bring ______A. change Lucas is to Lucas are build ______B. add a comma after dog C. add a comma after and choose ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the sentences with correct subject and verb agreement. Circle the prefix. Write what the word means. ___ 1. Dogs shows is a great sport for dogs and their preschool ______owners. review ______2. At dog shows, all the dogs are judged to see which dog is the best dog in its breed. underfed ______3. The dogs is judged by their overall appearance and their gait, or the way they move. overworked ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

ben are entering his dog in the dog show but logan will just watch

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

fall ______The competition is begining at 9:00 a.m. on January 14, 2014. leave ______A. change is to are fly ______B. delete the comma after 14 C. change begining to beginning come ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the sentences with correct subject and verb agreement. Circle the prefix. Write what the word means. ___ 1. The St. Bernard and the Great Dane are two of immobile ______the largest breeds of dogs. impossible ______2. No matter the size, most dogs is loved by their owners. inaccurate ______3. Owners of dogs is needing to learn the proper way to care for their dogs. illegal ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

i want to train police dogs when i grow up said jason

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

pay ______German shepherds are good at protecting police officers, and locating evidence. put ______A. delete the comma ride ______B. change police officers to Police Officers C. change are to is sleep ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the sentences with correct subject and verb agreement. Circle the prefix. Write what the word means. unwanted ______1. Either the collie dog or the Shetland sheep dog is good at herding sheep. misread ______2. At dog shows, all the dogs is judged to see which dog is the best dog in its breed. review ______3. Aubrey and Diego owns a schnauzer. inaccurate ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

i want to train police dogs when i grow up said jason

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

freeze ______Will Nora brush Lucky, or is it Steven’s turn.

choose ______A. delete the comma B. change Steven’s to Stevens fall ______C. change the period to a question mark ride ______D. make no change

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Week 5

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 5, Monday Name______

Circle the Greek or Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. Hint: Sometimes there are more than one Greek or Latin roots in one word! Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject.

telescope ______1. Beanie Babies are a popular toy made by the Ty Company. ______2. Suzanne and Kaitlyn have Beanie Baby collections. bicycle ______3. Both kids and adults have enjoyed collecting Beanie Babies since 1995. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

angela bought the beanie baby handbook to research her beanie baby collection

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Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns they describe. What change is needed, if any?

bold knight “I would like to start a Beanie Baby collection” said Jessica. green grass A. change Beanie Baby to beanie baby five puppies B. insert a period after collection C. insert a comma after collection new supplies D. make no change

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Circle the Greek or Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. Hint: Sometimes there are more than one Greek or Latin roots in one word! Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject.

___ 1. Legos and Lincoln Logs are sets of toy building tricycle ______blocks. ______2. Legos are made from plastic, but Lincoln Logs are made from wood. biography ______

___ 3. Carter and Dylan each have large sets of Legos. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

where is my lego spider man wailed joshua

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Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns they describe. What change is needed, if any?

1. Mom signed the important paper. “Do you like the cabin I built from my Lincoln Logs,” asked Luke proudly. 2. The house was built of wooden logs. A. change the comma to a question mark 3. The playground was filled with B. change the period to a question mark joyous children. C. delete the quotation marks 4. Jacob lost his plastic Lego. D. make no change

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Circle the Greek or Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. Hint: Sometimes there are more than one Greek or Latin roots in one word! Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject.

___ 1. People ride bicycles for transportation all over automobile ______the world. ______2. BMX Bikes and the Schwinn Bicycle Company are autobiography ______American companies that build bicycles. ______3. The bicycle’s basic design has not changed much since bicycles were invented. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

the schwinn bicycle company was started in chicago illinois in 1885

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Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns they describe. What change is needed, if any?

1. Josie got a red bicycle for her Riding bicycles running marathons and swimming are my birthday. favorite leisure activities. 2. Bicycles have inflatable tires. A. change running marathons to Running Marathons. 3. A BMX bike has a fantastic design. B. insert a comma after bicycles 4. Leading the race were five cyclists C. change and to or from Florida. D. make no change

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Circle the Greek or Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. Hint: Sometimes there are more than one Greek or Latin roots in one word! Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject.

___ 1. A surfboard and a skateboard are similar in some aquarium ______ways. ______2. Surfers in California wanted something to do after they were done surfing on the ocean waves. thermometer ______3. Torger Johnson and Woody Woodward were early ______skateboarders.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

tony hawk was born may 12 1968 in san diego california

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Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns they describe. What change is needed, if any?

1. Harry is in fourth grade. Tony builds magnificent skateboards produces videos and performs impressive stunts. 2. I read the first chapter of the book. A. change videos to videoes 3. Mom made mashed potatoes for builds built. dinner. B. change to C. insert a comma after skateboards 4. The Camaro has a powerful engine. D. make no change

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 5, Quiz Name______

Circle the Greek or Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. Hint: Sometimes there are more than one Greek or Latin roots in one word! Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject.

___ 1. Jessie and Rosa have Beanie Baby collections. biography ______2. People ride bicycles all over the world. ______3. Torger Johnson and Woody Woodward were early tricycle ______skateboarders. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

where is my lego spider man wailed joshua

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Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns they describe. What change is needed, if any?

1. Zach used plastic Legos to build a Riding bicycles running marathons and swimming are my robot. favorite leisure activities. A. change running marathons to Running Marathons. 2. Valerie is in fourth grade. B. insert a comma after bicycles 3. The Batmobile has a powerful engine. C. change and to or 4. Tom’s yellow parakeet sings loudly. D. make no change

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Week 6

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 6, Monday Name______

Circle the part of the word that has the sh sound. Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate.

vacation musician repetition lotion ___ 1. Frogs can jump and swim. ___ 2. Frogs live around water and eat insects. worship partial motion permission

___ 3. Frogs lay their eggs in the water. delicious conscious mushy mansion ___ 4. The eggs hatch and turn into tadpoles. official action mushroom profession

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

where did you go on vacation last year asked brayden

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Circle the adverbs. Underline the verbs they describe. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

smiled happily Frogs are tailless. Frogs eat insects.

speaks slowly A. Frogs are tailless and frogs eat insects. visited yesterday B. Frogs are tailless frogs eat insects. C. Frogs are tailless and eat insects. delivered daily

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Write either –sion , -tion, or –ion to complete each word. Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate. Write the base word and the suffix.

___ 1. Toads have fat bodies and lay their eggs in Noun Verb Base Word Suffix chains. vacat______2. Toads are covered in warts. ___ 3. American toads hide under leaf litter in the competi______daytime and eat thousands of insects at nighttime. explo______

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a frog rolls out its long tongue to catch insect’s

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Circle the adverbs. Underline the verbs they describe. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

The frog’s front feet have four toes. Its back feet 1. The baby smiled happily. have five toes.

2. Mom told me to speak slowly. A. The frog’s front feet have four toes its back feet have five toes. 3. My cousin visited yesterday. B. The frog’s front feet have four toes, and its back feet have five toes. 4. Our newspaper is delivered daily. C. The frog’s front feet have four toes, its back feet have five toes. Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 6, Wednesday Name______

Write either –sion, –tion , or -ion to complete each word. Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate. Write the base word and the suffix.

Noun Verb Base Word Suffix ___ 1. Snakes are reptiles and are covered in scales. act ______2. Snakes have flexible jaws and swallow their prey whole. explora ______3. Snakes have no eyelids. translat ______

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a snake will strike when its time to eat or if its threatened

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Circle the adverbs. Underline the verbs they describe. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. Martina ran quickly down the street. Snakes can’t bite food. They have to swallow it whole.

2. We will eat birthday cake tomorrow. A. Snakes can’t bite food, so they have to swallow it whole. 3. Eventually, we will finish our work. B. Snakes can’t bite food they have to swallow it whole. 4. He answered all the questions C. Snakes can’t bite food so they have to swallow it correctly. whole.

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Write either –sion , -tion, or –ion to complete each word. Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate. Write the base word and the suffix. Noun Verb Base Word Suffix ___ 1. Alligators have lived on earth for millions of year. decorat______2. Alligators are reptiles and can weigh over 1,000 pounds. complicat______3. Alligators eat fish, turtles, birds, and deer. conclu ______

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alligators are found only in the united states and china

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Circle the adverbs. Underline the verbs they describe. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. Carter rarely watches television. Male alligator eggs are laid in warm weather. Female alligator eggs are laid in cold weather.

2. The Spanish doubloons mysteriously A. Male alligator eggs are laid in warm weather and disappeared. female alligator eggs are laid in cold weather.

3. The family regularly eats dinner B. Male alligator eggs are laid in warm weather, and together. female alligator eggs are laid in cold weather.

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Write either –sion, -tion, or –ion to complete each word. Write Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate. the base word and the suffix.

___ 1. Frogs live around water and eat insects. Noun Verb Base Word Suffix

___ 2. Snakes have no eyelids. vacat______3. Alligators eat fish, turtles, birds, and deer. explo______4. Snakes have flexible jaws and swallow their prey whole. prepara______

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a snake will strike when its time to eat or if its threatened

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Circle the adverbs. Underline the verbs they describe. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. Matthew answered the questions Snakes can’t bite food. They have to swallow it whole. honestly. A. Snakes can’t bite food, so they have to swallow it 2. My cousin visited yesterday. whole. B. Snakes can’t bite food they have to swallow it whole. 3. Carter rarely watches television. C. Snakes can’t bite food so they have to swallow it whole.

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Week 7

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 7, Monday Name______

Circle the prefix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word. Place a  by correctly written compound sentences. ___ 1. Dolphins are carnivores, and they are quite intelligent. i l l e g a l ______2. Female dolphins are called cows, and males are i n a c t i v e ______called bulls. ___ 3. Bottlenose dolphins are the most common and i m p o s s i b l e ______well-known type of dolphin.

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connor is a good musishon and dylan is a good artist

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Dolphins have excellent eyesight. Dolphins also use fast ______echolocation to find objects.

brave ______A. Dolphins have excellent eyesight they also use echolocation to find objects. dark ______B. Dolphins have excellent eyesight, but they also funny ______use echolocation to find objects.

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Circle the prefix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word. Place a  by correctly written compound sentences. ___ 1. Baby sharks are five feet long at birth, but they u n n e c e s s a r y ______grow to be around fifteen feet long. ___ 2. Baby sharks swim away from their mothers at i l l e g i b l e ______birth or their mothers might see them as prey. ___ 3. Great white sharks are the largest ocean i n c o r r e c t ______predators and they can swim over 40 miles per hour.

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mom gave me permishon too go to grandmas house after school

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences? Sharks swim very fast. They can travel hundreds of deep ______miles in a day. A. Sharks swim very fast, so they can travel green ______hundreds of miles in a day. B. Sharks swim very fast, or they can travel heavy ______hundreds of miles in a day. little ______C. Sharks swim very fast, they can travel hundreds of miles in a day.

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Circle the prefix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word. Place a  by correctly written compound sentences. ___ 1. Seahorses are fish but they don’t swim very well. i r r e l e v a n t ______2. Seahorses swim only about five feet per hour, so they wrap their tails around a stationary object. i r r e s i s t i b l e ______3. Seahorses have long snouts to suck up food. ___ 4. The male seahorse has a brood pouch, and he carries i m m a t u r e ______the eggs until they emerge as baby seahorses.

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this dress is the most cheapest one me and mom could find to buy

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences? Lily studied seahorses. Felipe researched dolphins. tall ______A. Lily studied seahorses, Felipe researched good ______dolphins. B. Lily studied seahorses, and Felipe researched bad ______dolphins.

many ______C. Lily studied seahorses, or Felipe researched dolphins.

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Circle the prefix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word. Place a  by correctly written compound sentences. ___ 1. Sea turtles have a hard shell but they cannot retract their head and legs into it. i m p a t i e n t ______2. Green sea turtles have a very slow heartbeat so i m m o r a l ______they can stay under water for a long time. ___ 3. Over a hundred eggs hatch at once, but few survive u n a f r a i d ______to adulthood.

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my aunts picture is more prettier than mine

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences? Sea turtles like warm waters. There are many nesting sites in wonderful ______Costa Rica. A. Sea turtles like warm waters, because there are ______many nesting sites in Costa Rica. magnificent ______B. Sea turtles like warm waters, there are many nesting sites in Costa Rica. ______C. Sea turtles like warm waters, so there are many nesting sites in Costa Rica.

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Circle the prefix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word. Place a  by correctly written compound sentences. ___ 1. Female dolphins are called cows and males are i l l e g a l ______called bulls. ___ 2. Seahorses are fish but they don’t swim very well. i n c o r r e c t ______3. Sea turtles have a hard shell, but they cannot retract their head and legs into it. i m p o s s i b l e ______

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this dress is the most cheapest one me and mom could find to buy

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences? Lily studied seahorses. Felipe researched dolphins. tall ______A. Lily studied seahorses, Felipe researched ______dolphins. B. Lily studied seahorses, and Felipe researched beautiful ______dolphins.

______C. Lily studied seahorses, or Felipe researched dolphins.

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Week 8

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 8, Monday Name______

Complete the analogies. Write the reflexive pronoun. summer : winter : : always : ______You may help ______to some ice cream. answer : question : : ______: asleep We built the tree house all by ______. blame : ______: : bitter : sweet I gave ______a smaller piece of cake. ______: exhale : : interior : exterior He scratched ______on the thorn bush.

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zebras stripes help them blend in with the herd

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Circle the correlative conjunctions. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

All zebras’ stripes are different. Baby zebras still Neither Ben nor Sara likes chocolate. know their mother’s stripes.

Either Sofia or Angel will stack the books. A. All zebras’ stripes are different, because baby zebras still know their mother’s stripes. Both Chrissie and Noah are good at math. B. All zebras’ stripes are different, but baby zebras still know their mother’s stripes.

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Complete the analogies. Write the reflexive pronoun. ill : sick : : infant : ______I looked at ______in the mirror. exit : ______: : hard : difficult He gave ______a haircut. ______: carpet : : evil : bad She wrote a grocery list for ______. angry : mad : : ______: dad The team congratulated ______on their win.

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elephant’s are born without tusks get baby tusks and replace those with adult tusks

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Circle the correlative conjunctions. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Female elephants live in herds. Males travel from herd to Either Caleb or Ryan will take out the herd. trash. A. Female elephants live in herds, but males travel Neither Aiden nor Lucas has any money. from herd to herd.

Both Avery and Thiago know Spanish. B. Female elephants live in herds, males travel from herd to herd.

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Complete the analogies. Write the reflexive pronoun. garbage : trash : : street : ______I helped ______to the art supplies. huge : ______: : interesting : boring Mom gave ______a much needed rest. ______: leap : : chef : cook Sharon accidentally cut ______on the broken glass. bottom : top : : ______: destroy We clapped for ______when our team made a point.

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a female gazelle is called a doe and a male was called a buck

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Circle the correlative conjunctions. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Both Ella and Mia have long hair. There are 19 breeds of gazelles. All of them are herbivores. Either my mom or Pablo’s mom will take us A. There are 19 breeds of gazelles, all of them are to the movies. herbivores.

Neither Layla nor Hannah likes broccoli. B. There are 19 breeds of gazelles, and all of them are herbivores.

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Complete the analogies. Write the reflexive pronoun. tired : sleepy : : stone : ______He gave ______a pinch to make sure it was real. many : ______: : live : die She hurt ______on the sharp corner. ______: follower : : graceful : clumsy They left enough soup for ______. near : ______: : happy : glad The dog licked ______on its sore paw.

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a giraffe is the tallest animal on earth and it’s heart is two feet long!

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Circle the correlative conjunctions. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

A giraffe eats 75 pounds of leaves each day. It drinks ten Neither Elijah nor Bill knew the stranger. gallons of water each day.

Either Susie or Rosie will wash the dishes. A. A giraffe eats 75 pounds of leaves and drinks ten gallons of water each day. Both Mom and Dad said Susan could go. B. A giraffe eats 75 pounds of leaves each day and drinks ten gallons of water each day.

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Complete the analogies. Write the reflexive pronoun. apart : together : : live : ______She hurt ______on the sharp corner.

blame : ______: : bitter : sweet He gave ______a haircut.

______: follower : : graceful : clumsy They left enough soup for ______.

bottom : top : : ______: destroy She scratched ______on the thorn bush.

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a giraffe is the tallest animal on earth and it’s heart is two feet long! a giraffe is the tallest animal on earth and it’s heart is two feet long!

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Circle the correlative conjunctions. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

There are 19 breeds of gazelles. All of them are Neither Ben nor Sara likes chocolate. herbivores.

Either Jessie or Mariah will win the prize A. There are 19 breeds of gazelles, all of them are for the best science project. herbivores.

Both Paula and Sara have long hair. B. There are 19 breeds of gazelles, and all of them are herbivores.

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Week 9

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 9, Monday Name______

Complete the analogies. Circle the correct homophone.

lost : found : : neat : ______I knew/new the correct answer to the question.

own : possess : : ______: reply Grandma and Grandpa brought there/their dog with them.

fact : ______: : open : close I’m always happy to meat/meet new friends.

______: mean : : everything : nothing Ryan wants to go to the movies to/too/two.

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the civil war was a sad time in the history of the united states of america

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Circle the correctly spelled words. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

known ren nit knit Southerners wanted there rights, and they did not want Congress telling them what to do. bach wach wren nob A. change Congress to congress watch hach knob hatch B. delete the comma C. change there to their picher juge pitcher judge D. no change is needed

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Complete the analogies. Circle the correct homophone. Mom cut me a peace/piece of pie. under : over : : true : ______Mariana has one/won little brother. his : hers : : ______: ours Gloria doesn’t know if there/their/they’re going home. tug : ______: : jog : run Dad has never aloud/allowed me to ride my bike in the ______: accident : : house : home street.

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the emancipation proclamation was signed by president abraham lincoln

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Circle the correctly spelled words. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

naw aline thum thumb The dog tried to gnaw threw its collar.

chauk lam chalk lamb A. change gnaw to naw B. change threw to through clime sykick align foke C. change its to it’s folk climb psychic gnaw D. no change is needed

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Complete the analogies. Circle the correct homophone. Mom and Dad have new cell/sell phones. Coke : cola : : Ford : ______Ethan helped his mom great/grate the cheese. ran : walked : : ______: forgot Somehow, the Bandaid helped to lesson/lessen the pain. clever : ______: : bunny : rabbit This is one lesson/lessen I will never forget! ______: before : : quiet : noisy

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Five States have beaches along the Gulf Of Mexico?

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Circle the correctly spelled word. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

1. There are three daze/days until “Thats not fair!” cried the little toddler. Thanksgiving. A. change Thats to That’s 2. I like to have marshmellows B. change fair to fare whith/with my hot chocolate. C. change the exclamation point to a period 3. Where/were are my socks? D. no change is needed

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Complete the analogies. Circle the correct homophone. I brought the dog it’s/its water dish. present : gift : : sofa : ______It’s/Its always best to tell the truth. deer : dear : : ______: flower “I want ice cream, to/too/two,” squealed Zoe. straight : wavy : : silly : ______Luke and Joshua played their/there/they’re new game. ______: cap : : woman : lady

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the constitution of the united states tells citizens about there rights?

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Circle the correctly spelled word. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

1. Its/It’s fun to wright/write with Finally, after a hundred years, the old tattered flag my new pen. found its proper place in the museum. 2. I know/no which words are spelled A. delete the comma after Finally correctly. B. change its to it’s 3. Jason needed won/one piece/peace C. change found to fownd of paper. D. no change is needed

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Complete the analogies. Circle the correct homophone. I brought the dog it’s/its water dish. present : gift : : sofa : ______Luke and Joshua played their/there/they’re new game. ran : walked : : ______: forgot I new/knew we would have a great time! fact : fiction : : quiet : ______Ryan wants a new baseball mitt, to/too/two. ______: mean : : everything : nothing

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the constitution of the united states tells citizens about there rights

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Circle the correctly spelled word. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

Finally, after a hundred years, the old tattered flag 1. Its/It’s fun to wright/write my found it’s proper place in the museum. name with my new pen. 2. I like to have marshmellows A. delete the comma after Finally whith/with my hot chocolate. B. change it’s to its 3. Jason needed won/one piece/peace C. change found to fownd of paper. D. no change is needed

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Week 10

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 10, Monday Name______

Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Circle the correct relative pronoun.

The tiny ant helps the environment. ______, they I am the person who / whom dropped the money. keep insect populations down, disperse seeds, and fertilize the soil. Jacob read the book who / that has cartoons in it.

A. At least B. For example Grandma is the person who / which takes care of me.

C. Finally D. On the other hand Connor is the boy which / whose toe is broken.

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mrs rhupka speaks chinese japanese and hindu

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Choose the correct sentence. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. A. I love juicy, big hamburgers. The queen ant and the male ant have wings. The workers have no wings. B. I love big, juicy hamburgers. A. The queen ant, and the male ant have wings, 2. A. Jack climbed the tall, old oak tree. the workers have no wings. B. The queen ant and the male ant have wings, but B. Jack climbed the old, tall oak tree. the workers have no wings.

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Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Circle the correct relative pronoun.

Honey bees live in hives that often hang from trees. It’s the red car that / who needs to be repaired. _____, their most common habitat is in man-made hives. This is one of the houses which / who my dad painted. A. For example B. In order to Sally is the girl to whom / who I owe the money. C. However D. Another Josiah is the boy whose / whom pencil is broken.

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we listened to my only uncles storys about cowboys and rodeoes

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Choose the correct sentence. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. A. We watched a sad, long movie. At first, Logan was afraid of bees. Then he learned how useful they are in the environment. B. We watched a long, sad movie. A. At first, Logan was afraid of bees, but then he 2. A. Mom used a metal, huge, old bowl. learned how useful they are in the environment.

B. Mom used a huge, old, metal bowl. B. At first, Logan was afraid of bees, then he learned how useful they are in the environment.

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Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Write the relative pronoun.

Samantha loves dragon flies. ______see them Jacob is the boy ______plays chess. better, she brought her binoculars. Lucia is the girl to ______I gave the paper. A. In addition to B. Another Victoria is the girl ______is the cheerleader. C. Also D. In order to There is the cat ______scratched me.

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farmers wifes are always busy baking loafs of bread

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Choose the correct sentence. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. A. In the story, the young, silly fool Emilia spotted a beautiful dragon fly. Emilia called learned his lesson. everyone to see the dragon fly. B. In the story, the silly, young fool learned his lesson. A. Emilia spotted a beautiful dragon fly, and she called everyone to see the dragon fly. 2. A. Dad has a dirty, old, cotton shirt. B. Emilia spotted a beautiful dragon fly and called B. Dad has a cotton, dirty, old shirt. everyone to see it.

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Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Write the relative pronoun.

______dung beetles get rid of animal feces, control Mr. James is the man ______sang the national anthem. fly populations, and add nutrients to the soil, they are a farmers friend. Lucas is the boy ______toe was broken.

A. Because B. For example Camila is the girl ______speaks three languages.

C. In order to D. In addition Maria has the recipe ______is most delicious.

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my dad grows prize potatos and tomatos in his garden

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Choose the correct sentence. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. A. My neighbor wears a big, brown, Dung beetles prefer the poop of herbivores. Some will straw hat. eat the poop of omnivores. B. My neighbor wears a brown, big, straw hat. A. Dung beetles prefer the poop of herbivores, but some will eat the poop of omnivores. 2. A. Mom has a carving, new, steel knife. B. Dung beetles prefer the poop of herbivores but B. Mom has a new, steel carving knife. some will eat the poop of omnivores.

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Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Write the relative pronoun.

Ants help the environment. ______, they keep Grandma is the person ______takes care of me after school. insect populations down, disperse seeds, and fertilize the soil. Maria has the recipe ______is most delicious.

A. At least B. For example Noah is the boy ______backpack was broken.

C. Finally D. On the other hand Jacob read the book ______has jokes in it.

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we listened to my only uncles storys about cowboys and rodeoes

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Choose the correct sentence. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

At first, Logan was afraid of bees. Then he learned 1. A. We watched a sad, long movie. how useful they are in the environment. B. We watched a long, sad movie. A. At first, Logan was afraid of bees, but then he 2. A. Joe wears a brown, straw, big hat. learned how useful they are in the environment. B. Joe wears a big, brown, straw hat. B. At first, Logan was afraid of bees, then he learned how useful they are in the environment.

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Week 11

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 11, Monday Name______

Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Circle the correct relative adverb. I remember the time where / when we went to Six Flags. Josie packed a picnic lunch for the family’s outing to Six Flags. ______, her dad began to pack the car. That was the place where / when Eddie first rode a roller coaster. A. To begin with B. Rarely We never knew the reason why / where Eddie got scared. C. In the meantime D. For a minute That is the place when / where we had a great time!

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“can we go to water world this summer” asked fernando?

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Choose the correct answer. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

I was uncomfortable on the roller coaster, and afraid I I ______to the library when I might fall out. dropped my books. A. will be walking A. change and to I was B. delete the comma B. am walking C. change uncomfortable to uncomfortible C. was walking D. make no change

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Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Circle the correct relative adverb.

We packed food, towels, and water for our trip to Water Our trip to Water World was the time when / where I lost my World. ______, we packed sunscreen to protect our sunglasses. skin from the sun’s burning rays. That is the reason when / why I had to get a new pair. A. Simultaneously B. Most importantly It was Super Value where / why I found my new pair of glasses. C. Eventually D. Rarely That was why / where we went shopping there.

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yesterday i am going to rent some videoes?

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Choose the correct answer. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

Edwin dropped to his hands and knees untill he found I can’t play because I ______the his contact lens. laundry for Mom now. A. was folding A. change dropped to droped B. change hands to hand’s B. am folding C. change untill to until C. will be folding D. make no change

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Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Write the relative adverb.

Liliana was afraid to go down the big, slippery slide. We stood by the gate ______the big line was forming. ______, we were able to coax her down. Do you know the reason ______we love Disney World? A. Simultaneously B. To begin with July and August are the months ______most people go on vacation. C. Later D. Eventually Disney World is the place ______you can see Cinderella’s castle.

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“can i use the restroom, asked Brenda?”

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Choose the correct answer. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

Next August, I ______for school The light from the T.V. shown that my dog was sleeping supplies. on the rug. A. am shopping A. change light to lite B. will be shopping B. change shown to showed C. was shopping C. change was sleeping to will be sleeping D. make no change

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Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Write the relative adverb. That was the place ______we saw the humorous street scenes. We spent the day at Silver Dollar City. ______, we went home and drank hot chocolate. The train ride is the reason ______we save our tickets.

A. At first B. Usually In the hills is ______the funny gang of train robbers board the train. C. Later that evening D. To begin with Silver Dollar City is the place ______you can see wood carvers creating treasures out of wood.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

My Dad toad our car too the shopp for repairs

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Choose the correct answer. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

That evening, we admired the beauty of the sun as it Uncle Joey ______for the marathon. set over the hills.

A. am training A. delete the comma B. is training B. change beauty to beautiful C. are training C. change hills to hill’s D. make no change

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Choose the best transition to fill in the blank. Write the relative adverb.

We spent the day at Silver Dollar City. ______, we We stood by the gate ______the big line was forming. went home and drank hot chocolate. Do you know the reason ______we love Disney World? A. At first B. Usually July and August are the months ______most people go on vacation. C. Later that evening D. To begin with Disney World is the place ______you can see Cinderella’s castle.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“can i use the restroom, asked Brenda?”

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Choose the correct answer. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

That evening, we admired the beauty of the sun as it I ______to the library when I set over the hill’s. dropped my books. A. will be walking A. delete the comma B. am walking B. change beauty to beautiful C. was walking C. change hill’s to hills D. make no change

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Week 12

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 12, Monday Name______

Circle the nouns. Remember: Sometimes a noun Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. sometimes refers to a concept or an idea! ___ 1. After the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in November consider thankfulness Pilgrims December of 1620. Mayflower relatives yellow harvest ___ 2. Only about half the Pilgrims survived the first year of hardships. fifty Thanksgiving dramatize peaceful

___ 3. Invited about ninety Wampanoag Indians to a grateful holiday voyage Indians feast of Thanksgiving.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

My Mom and me was raking the leafs in the yard yesterday?

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Circle the words spelled correctly. What change is needed, if any?

Adam Of The Road is a book that won the Newbery stoping hopping begining Medal in 1943.

disapoint allmost happening A. change Adam Of The Road to Adam of the Road suddenly tomorrow beginning B. change won to one C. change Newbery Medal to Newbery medal

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Circle the nouns. Remember: A noun sometimes refers to Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. a concept or an idea!

___ 1. The Pilgrims came to America in 1620. Wampanoags sailed happiness fear

___ 2. Sailed on a ship called the Mayflower and landed teach friend jump green at Plymouth Rock. courage friendship religion curiosity ___ 3. The first Thanksgiving was actually a harvest feast that lasted for three days. nutritious celebration celebrate chilly

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

the pilgrims crossed the atlantic ocean and landed in america on december 21 1620

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Write the new word. What change is needed, if any?

stop + ed ______Ryan checked The Book of Thanksgiving Stories out from the library on November 1 2013. shop + ing ______A. change The Book of Thanksgiving Stories to hop + ing ______The Book Of Thanksgiving Stories B. add a comma after November win + ing ______C. add a comma after 1

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Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. Circle the two items being compared in the similes.

___ 1. Thanksgiving is celebrated in both the United 1. David’s turkey drumstick was as big as a bat. States and Canada. 2. Grandma’s pumpkin pie was as smooth as silk. ___ 2. Turkeys, stuffing, and mashed potatoes on dinner tables across both countries. 3. Everyone at the table laughed liked hyenas. ___ 3. After dinner, games, going for walks, and watching football with friends and families. 4. I felt stuffed like a turkey when I was finished eating.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

my aunt sophie brought delicious dinner rolls sugary pecan pies and mashed potatos

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Write plurals. What change is needed, if any?

Everyone enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at Grandma’s calf ______house, from the childs to the adults.

wolf ______A. change Grandma’s to grandma’s

elf ______B. change Grandma’s to Grandmas C. change childs to children wife ______D. no change is needed

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Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. Circle the two items being compared in the similes.

___ 1. Over 90% of pumpkins grown in the United 1. The winning pumpkin was as big as a beach ball. States are grown in Illinois. 2. Regina’s pumpkin pie was as luscious as ambrosia. ___ 2. Pumpkins fruit with potassium and Vitamin A. 3. The fallen leaves were piled high as a mountain. ___ 3. Grown primarily for processing into canned pumpkin. 4. The cold weather made Jamie feel like an Eskimo.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“lets go to the farm and well choose a huge pumpkin.” said mom.

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Write plurals. What change is needed, if any?

There are many storys that my grandpa tells about dress ______how and where his family came to America.

bush ______A. change There to Their glass ______B. change storys to stories

box ______C. insert a comma before and D. no change is needed

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Place a  by the complete sentences. Place an × by the incomplete sentences. Circle the nouns. Thanksgiving searched found grateful ___ 1. The Pilgrims came to America in 1620. food yellow month harvest ___ 2. Invited about ninety Wampanoag Indians to a feast of Thanksgiving. Circle the two items being compared in the similes. ___ 3. Turkeys, stuffing, and mashed potatoes on dinner tables across the U.S.A. and Canada. 1. The fallen leaves were piled high as a mountain. 2. David’s turkey drumstick was as big as a bat. Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

the pilgrims crossed the atlantic ocean and landed in america on december 21 1620

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Write the new word. What change is needed, if any?

stop + ed ______There are many storys that my grandpa tells about how and where his family came to America. hop + ing ______A. change There to Their

Write the plurals. B. change storys to stories C. insert a comma before and shelf ______D. no change is needed brush ______Challenge: On the back, write your own Five-Minute ©Rosie’s Resources Warm-Up questions. 5-Minute Language Review

Week 13

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 13, Monday Name______

Place a  by the correct sentences. Circle all mistakes. Circle the prepositions. Underline the prepositional phrases. 1. Jordan rides his horse in the morning before ___ 1. Luke likes appaloosa horses, but Hailey prefers breakfast. palominos. ___ 2. Used on cattle ranches for sports such as roping. 2. Carter boards his horse at his grandfather’s ranch. ___ 3. The palomino having a rich, golden color. 3. The pitchfork is stuck in the hay at the top of the pile. 4. Paula filled the pail with oats.

Combine the two simple sentences into one compound sentence.

Braydon rides his horse every Saturday. Landon rides with him.

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

Jerome’s horse is named Dakota and Victoria’s horse is deer ______named Bucky. ox ______A. change Jerome’s to Jeromes’ B. insert a comma after Dakota sheep ______C. insert a comma after and tooth ______D. make no change

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Place a  by correct sentences. Circle all mistakes. Circle the prepositions. Underline the prepositional phrases.

___ 1. Clydesdale horses are very large, they usually 1. Clydesdales have long, feathery hair around their have white legs. ankles. ___ 2. Clydesdales are very strong, so they were used in 2. They are the largest horses in the world. agriculture and construction. 3. Clydesdales consume 25 quarts of grain, 50 pounds of ___ 3. Joe would ride a Clydesdale, but they are too big. hay, and 30 gallons of water every day.

Combine the two simple sentences into one compound sentence.

A normal horseshoe weighs one pound. A Clydesdale’s shoe weighs five pounds.

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

man ______The Smith family took there vacation on a dude ranch in Colorado. goose ______A. change there to their

mouse ______B. change family to Family C. change dude ranch to Dude Ranch child ______D. make no change

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Place a  by correct sentences. Circle all mistakes. Circle the prefix. Write what the word means.

___ 1. Shetland ponies is a small breed of horses. overslept ______2. Horses and ponies are measured in “hands.” overworked ______3. A pony usually measure 14 hands or shorter. undercooked ______4. Many young riders prefer ponies because of their shorter height. underdog ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

can we get a pony mom asked hannah

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

Jessie was hoping to use an english riding saddle bring ______for her horse. wake ______A. change hoping to hopping keep ______B. change english to English C. change the period to a question mark write ______D. make no change

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Place a  by correct sentences. Circle all mistakes. Circle the prefix. Write what the word means.

___ 1. A saddle can fit a horse properly to avoid injury. lovable ______2. “Which horse will I ride,” asked Dylan excitedly? forcible ______3. “There horses are beautiful!” exclaimed Logan. adjustable ______4. Riding horses is fun, but there is so much to learn! audible ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

There all going to be at the trale ride on saturday?

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Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns. What change is needed, if any?

sleeping bag cooking pot “How do you put the bridle on a horse,” asked Julieta. A. insert quotation marks after the period folding chair work clothes B. change period after Julieta to a question mark roller skates reference books C. change the comma after horse to a question mark fishing boat hair brush D. make no change

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Place a  by correct sentences. Circle all mistakes. Circle the prefixes or suffixes. Write what the word means.

___ 1. Shetland ponies are small horses. overslept ______

___ 2. A pony usually measure 14 hands or shorter. underdog ______3. “Which horse will I ride,” asked Dylan excitedly? adjustable ______4. “There horses are beautiful,” exclaimed Logan! audible ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

can we get a pony mom asked hannah

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

bring ______“How do you put the bridle on a horse,” asked Julieta. keep ______A. change the comma to a question mark

Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns. B. change period after Julieta to a question mark sleeping bag cooking pot C. insert quotation marks after Julieta D. make no change roller skates reference books

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Week 14

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 14, Monday Name______

Place a  by sentences with compound subjects. Circle the adverbs. Underline the verbs they modify.

___ 1. Santa and his elves make presents for children. 1. Santa merrily placed presents under the tree. ___ 2. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer lives at the North Pole. 2. The reindeer waited patiently on the roof. ___ 3. Prancer and Dancer are two of Santa’s reindeer. 3. The children slept soundly in their beds. ___ 4. Joey wants a video game and a remote controlled airplane. 4. James secretly tried to stay awake and wait for Santa.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

last christmas we sing song’s with our familys

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Circle the correct word in the phrases. What change is needed, if any?

the boys’ / boy’s restroom Will we go to Grandma’s house in Mom’s car or Dad’s.

the teacher’s / teachers’ lunchroom A. change Grandma’s to grandma’s B. change Mom’s to mom’s the girls’ / girl’s jacket C. change the period to a question mark all the customer’s / customers’ cars D. make no change

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Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns they modify. Place a  by sentences with a compound predicate.

___ 1. On Christmas, many families go to church and 1. The freezing snow crunched under our feet. visit relatives. 2. The scent of steaming apple cider wafted toward us. ___ 2. The house is filled with wonderful aromas from a Christmas feast. 3. My sister’s soft, velvety dress was beautiful. ___ 3. Aunt Janie usually brings presents and bakes Christmas cookies. 4. Melodic sounds of the organ drifted through the building.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

many people of african descent celebrate kwanzaa in december

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Circle the correct word in the phrases. What change is needed, if any?

my two uncles’ / uncle’s video game Our teacher read Twas the Night Before Christmas to us in December. the one baker’s / bakers’ oven A. change read to red the one Christmas trees / tree’s lights B. change the to The

all the trees’ / tree’s in the forest C. change December to december D. make no change

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Underline the similes. Circle the two words they compare. Place a  by the compound sentences.

1. Santa’s belly shook like a bowlful of jelly. ___ 1. Uncle Tim told jokes, and we all laughed! ___ 2. Dad played the piano and sang songs. 2. Away to the window I flew like a flash.

___ 3. Chris, Brian and Mindy danced all around the room. 3. He looked like a peddler, just opening his pack. ___ 4. Mom baked yummy pies, and Victoria helped. 4. Away they all flew, like the down of a thistle.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

for christmas last year we bake cookies sing songs and decorate the tree

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Write the contraction. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

they would ______My family celebrates Christmas. My friend’s family celebrates Kwanzaa. she would ______A. My family celebrates Christmas, and my friend’s we have ______family celebrates Kwanzaa. B. My family celebrates Christmas, then my friend’s they had ______family celebrates Kwanzaa.

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Write a sentence that contains a simile. Place a  by the compound sentences.

___ 1. Christmas arrived, and we all went to church. ___ 2. Marianne wore a red dress with black shoes. ___ 3. Prancer and Dancer are two of Santa’s reindeer. ___ 4. The children put on a play, and we all sang Christmas songs.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

she loves to read books, and bake christmas cookie’s

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Write the contraction. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

would have ______We opened presents. We played with our new toys.

might have ______A. We opened presents then we played with our new toys. B. We opened presents, and we played with our new toys. must have ______C. We opened presents and played with our new toys. of the clock ______D. We opened presents when we played with our new toys.

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Place a  by the compound sentences. Circle the adjectives. Underline the nouns they modify.

___ 1. Uncle Tim told jokes, and we all laughed! 1. The beautiful presents were placed under the Christmas tree. ___ 2. On Christmas, many families go to church and 2. Chris couldn’t wait to give Mom her special gift. visit relatives. Circle the adverbs. Underline the verbs they modify. ___ 3. Aldon and Mariah were the first to arrive. 1. Santa merrily placed presents under the tree. ___ 4. The children put on a play, and we all sang Christmas songs. 2. The children quietly sipped hot chocolate.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

for christmas last year we bake cookies sing songs and decorate the tree

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Write the contraction. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

they would ______We opened presents. We played with our new toys. might have ______A. We opened presents then we played with our new toys. B. We opened presents, and we played with our new toys. Circle the correct word. C. We opened presents and played with our new toys.

my two uncles’ / uncle’s video game D. We opened presents when we played with our new toys.

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Week 15

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 15, Monday Name______

Place a  by the correctly written sentences. Circle the prefix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word.

___ 1. “Winter is my favorite season!” exclaimed Jeffrey. p r e p a y ______2. “Do you like to watch the snow fall,” asked Marta? m i s q u o t e ______3. “After we build our snow fort, let’s have a snowball contest,” Skylar suggested. d i s a l l o w ______4. Jonathan added “I love to build snow forts!” u n n e c e s s a r y ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“wood you like to make snow angles annie” asked morgan?

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

thoughtful ______Mia likes December. Her brother likes July.

______A. Mia likes December because her brother likes July. B. Mia likes December, her brother likes July. amazing ______C. Mia likes December, but her brother likes July. ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the correctly written sentences. Circle the prefix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word.

___ 1. You may go sledding or you may build a snowman. s u b m a r i n e ______2. We made snow angels, and our cousins made a snow fort. i l l i t e r a t e ______3. We can play outside if we dress warmly. i m m o d e s t ______4. The ground is all white and fluffy because it snowed. d i s a g r e e ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

janice read the snowy day to her litle brother

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

beautiful ______Leo likes to play outside in the winter. He keeps his ______gloves by the door.

wonderful ______A. Leo likes to play outside in the winter, but he keeps his gloves by the door. ______B. Leo likes to play outside in the winter, so he keeps his gloves by he door. Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 15, Wednesday Name______

Place a  by the correctly written sentences. Circle the suffix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word.

___ 1. The children were cold, because the snow was wet. b a r b e r ______2. You will not get cold if you dress warmly. p l a u s i b l e ______3. It was going to storm so Mom bought extra milk. ___ 4. The blizzard stopped, and the snow glistened on c e l e b r a t i o n ______the ground. a r t i s t ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

My Mom makes deliciouser hot chocolate than i do

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

generous ______Brody plays the guitar more in the winter. Nolan goes outside every chance he gets. ______A. Brody plays the guitar more in the winter, but Nolan important ______goes outside every chance he gets.

______B. Brody plays the guitar more in the winter, Nolan goes outside every chance he gets.

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Place a  by the correctly written sentences. Circle the suffix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word.

___ 1. Chris and Brian love to make snow ice cream. p i a n i s t ______2. Brian gathered clean snow and Chris measured the sugar and vanilla. c o u r a g e o u s l y ______3. They poured all the ingredients in the bowl, and k i n d n e s s ______stirred it gently. ___ 4. It was the most delicious ice cream ever! i n v e n t o r ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

the most largest snowman in the world was completed in bethel maine on february 28 2008

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Mia loves snow ice cream. Her mom taught her how to busy ______make it. ______A. Mia loves snow ice cream, so her mom taught her good ______how to make it.

______B. Mia loves snow ice cream, but her mom taught her how to make it.

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Place a  by the correctly written sentences. Circle the affix. Underline the root word. Write the meaning of the word.

___ 1. “Do you like to watch the snow fall,” asked Marta? d i s a l l o w ______2. We made snow angels, and our cousins made a snow fort. i l l i t e r a t e ______3. The children were cold, because the snow was wet. b a r b e r ______4. They poured all the ingredients in the bowl, and stirred it gently. i n v e n t o r ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

the most largest snowman was completed in bethel maine on february 28 2008

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Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

generous ______Mia likes December. Her brother likes July.

______A. Mia likes December because her brother likes July. B. Mia likes December, her brother likes July. good ______C. Mia likes December, but her brother likes July. ______D. make no change

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Week 16

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 16, Monday Name______

Complete the analogies. Write the correct reflexive pronoun. keyboard : computer : : kitchen : ______Larry emailed ______a copy of the letter. wing : bird : : fin : ______Jeremiah poured ______a glass of milk. wheel : ______: : wing : plane You should buy ______a new computer. toe : ______: : nose : face The team bought lunch for ______.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

can me and David watch the winter olympics on television this year

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Circle the correlative conjunctions. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Neither Dad nor I want to miss the Olympics. I like ice hockey. My sister likes figure skating.

Either Mom or Aunt Louise will make A. I like ice hockey because my sister likes figure skating. nachos. B. I like ice hockey when my sister likes figure skating. Both Jessie and I get to stay up late C. I like ice hockey, but my sister likes figure skating. to watch the ice hockey competition.

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Complete the analogies. Write the correct reflexive pronoun.

lead : pencil : : palm : ______The cat got ______stuck in a tree.

knuckle : ______: : elbow : arm Clare bought ______a new necklace.

guitar : ______: : piano : keyboard We congratulated ______on our good grades.

______: continent : : city : state I read a story to ______.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

speed skating is won of the most popularest sports in the olympics

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Circle the correlative conjunctions. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Both the United States and Korea excel at speed skating. Speed skating is in the Winter Olympics. Figure skating is in the Winter Olympics, too. Not only Canada, but also the United A. Speed skating is in the Winter Olympics, but figure States, has hosted the Winter Olympics. skating is in the Winter Olympics, too. Neither Michael nor Victoria wants to B. Both speed skating and figure skating are in the miss the speed skating event. Winter Olympics.

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Complete the analogies. Circle the correct homophone.

pen : writer : : hammer : ______Sophie will write / right a letter to her grandma.

stove : ______: : camera : photographer Mariah slipped on the stare / stair at her house.

needle : seamstress : : ______: speaker Dad helped himself to a second piece / peace of pie.

paint : artist : : flour : ______Their / They’re new car is over their / there.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“Can we stay up late to watch figure skating” asked Chloe?

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Circle the correctly spelled words. Which sentence is correct?

Use a comb / come for your hair. A. Figure skating is not only for women, and also for men and pairs. Catch a train at the depoe / depot. B. Figure skating is not only for women, but also for men It was the best sene / scene of the play. and pairs.

Write the numbers in a neat column / colum. C. Figure skating is not only for women, but it is also for men, and pairs.

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Complete the analogies. Circle the correct homophone.

milk : refrigerator : : ice cream : ______It’s / Its snowing outside.

rain : drop : : snow : ______My dog hurt it’s / its paw on a sticker bur.

December : winter : : July : ______Joanie said they’re / their all going to the movies on Saturday.

good : better : : bad : ______Two / Too pieces of pie was too / to much too / to eat at one time.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“Riding a Luge would be faster than riding in a speeding car” exclaimed Brian!

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Circle the correctly spelled words. Which sentence is correct?

He was at the beging / beginning of the line. A. A luge is a small sled for one or two people who riding on their backs. The dog was beging / begging for food. B. A luge is a small sled for one or two people, but they The car stoped / stopped at the stop sign. ride on their backs.

Write the numbers in a neat column / colum. C. A luge is a small sled for one or two people who ride on their backs.

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Complete the analogies. Write the reflexive pronoun. 1. Larry emailed ______a copy of the letter. keyboard : computer : : kitchen : ______2. You should buy ______a new computer. knuckleelbow : arm : : palm : ______Circle the correct homophone. stove : ______: : camera : photographer ______: : 1. Their / They’re new car is over their / there. rain : drop : : snow : ______2. Dad helped himself to a second piece / peace of pie.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

speed skating is won of the most popularest sports in the olympics

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Circle the correlative conjunctions. Which sentence is correct?

Neither Dad nor I want to miss the Olympics. Not only Canada, but also the United States, A. A luge is a small sled for one or two people who riding has hosted the Winter Olympics. on their backs. B. A luge is a small sled for one or two people, but they Circle the correct word. ride on their backs.

It was the best sene / scene of the play. C. A luge is a small sled for one or two people who ride on their backs. The dog was beging / begging for food Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review

Week 17

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 17, Monday Name______

Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative pronoun.

After school, I went to baseball practice. ______, 1. He is the player who / whom is the pitcher. I hurt my knee. 2. I have a catcher’s mitt who / that is well broken-in. A. Later on, B. Once in a while, 3. I munched on a snack, who / which our coach brought for us. C. Last month, D. While I was at practice, 4. That’s the bat that / who is cracked.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

i play on the braves and my cousin play on the cubs

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Choose the correct order of adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. A. I have a soft, leather glove. Patrick plays pitcher. Matthew plays catcher.

B. I have a leather, soft glove. A. Patrick plays pitcher, Matthew plays catcher.

2. A. We have cotton, blue, cool uniforms. B. Patrick plays pitcher, then Matthew plays catcher.

B. We have cool, blue, cotton uniforms. C. Patrick plays pitcher, and Matthew plays catcher.

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Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative pronoun.

Megan plays third base. “______I don’t 1. Jack is the boy whom / whose mom brought the snacks. have to be in the outfield,” she sighed. 2. The first baseman is the player to who / to whom she threw the ball. A. At least B. For example 3. Susan is the player for who / for whom he brought the glove. C. Last week D. Simultaneously 4. This is the dugout that / whose is ours

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

jimmies mom brought bubble gum energy bars and juice for snacks

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Choose the correct order of adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. A. It was a hot, long game. The Yankees have the best pitcher. The Red Sox have the best batters. B. It was a long, hot game. A. The Yankees have the best pitcher, but the Red Sox have the best hitters. 2. A. I caught the last, high, fly ball. B. I caught the high, last, fly ball. B. The Yankees have the best pitcher but the Red Sox have the best hitters.

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Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative adverb. 1. I remember the time where / when we cheered for the Cubs. The White Sox pitched a no-hitter against the Orioles. ______, they all celebrated. 2. That was the place where / when Evelyn broke her toe.

A. After the first inning, B. Ultimately, 3. We never knew the reason why / where she didn’t cry.

C. In the meantime, D. After the game, 4. That is the place when / where we had a great time!

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“are you playing in little league this year” asked ryan?

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Choose the correct progressive verb. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

Sarah was practicing cheerleading every Monday, and I ______to practice every day Saturday. after school last year. A. will be walking A. change was to were B. am walking B. change practicing to practice C. was walking C. delete the comma D. make no change

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Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative adverb.

1. That’s the field where / when we played last time. The catcher and pitcher warmed up before the game. ______, the hitters practiced their swings. 2. Tell me why / when you want to be the catcher today.

A. Meanwhile, B. During the morning, 3. Saturday is the day when / where we usually practice.

C. To begin with, D. At first, 4. That is the reason where / why she’s such a good player.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

after the game we celebrated at pizza palace

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Choose the correct progressive verb. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

The team with the orange uniforms, and black socks Joseph ______the balls out of the are the Baltimore Orioles. park during last Saturday’s game. A. delete the comma A. will be hitting B. insert a comma after black socks B. were hitting C. change Orioles to orioles C. was hitting D. make no change

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Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative pronoun. 1. He is the player who / whom is the pitcher. The catcher and pitcher warmed up before the game. 2. The first baseman is the player to who / to whom she threw the ball. knuckle______, : the hitters practiced their swings. Circle the correct relative adverb. A. Meanwhile, B. During the morning, ______: : 1. That is the reason where / why she’s the best player. C. To begin with, D. At first, 2. That is the place when / where we had a great time!

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“are you playing in little league this year” asked ryan?

______

Choose the correct order of adjectives. Which sentence is correct?

The team with the orange uniforms, and black socks are A. We have cotton, blue, cool uniforms. the Baltimore Orioles. B. We have cool, blue, cotton uniforms. A. delete the comma B. insert a comma after black socks Circle the correct progressive verb. C. change Orioles to orioles Joseph ______the balls out of the park during D. make no change last Saturday’s game. A. will be hitting B. am hitting C. was hitting Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review

Week 18

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 18, Monday Name______

Place a  by the correct sentences. Write the titles correctly. ___ 1. The first hot air balloon was flown in France in 1783 by curious george and the hot air balloon Joseph and Jacque Montgolfiere. ______2. Made of paper and fabric that expanded when a flame was held at the bottom. how to build a hot air balloon

___ 3. The brothers tested the balloons with animals passengers, ______later seven people rode in their balloon.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

me and grandpa is going to the balloon exposition

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Write the plurals. What change is needed, if any?

My grandpa’s truck would’ve been big enough to carry a mango ______hot air balloon. hero ______A. change grandpa’s to Grandpa’s stereo ______B. change would’ve to wouldn’t C. change to to too duo ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the correct sentences Circle the words that need to be capitalized.

___ 1. In 1783 Jacques Charles and Nicholas Robert of revolutionary war memorial day France the first hydrogen gas balloon flight. seattle weekend ___ 2. Four hundred thousand people watched the flight declaration of independence dear friends, it was half the population of Paris. building yours truly, ___ 3. Hydrogen was safer than hot air because it did not need a flame. empire state building colgate toothpaste

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

Michael said “look at the balloons. Theyre over their”!

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

dig ______Some balloons use hot air. Some balloons use hydrogen.

forgive ______A. Some balloons use hot air. And some use hydrogen. B. Some balloons use hot air, but some use hydrogen. freeze ______C. Some balloons use hot air, so some use hydrogen. grow ______D. Some balloons use hot air, if some use hydrogen.

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Place a  by the correct sentences. Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean.

___ 1. Albuquerque, New Mexico had a balloon festival thousands predict of people attended. ______2. Beautiful balloons of all sizes and colors in the field everywhere that day. hypersensitive ______

___ 3. The balloon festival was an event we’ll never forget. thermometer ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

me and dad was going to the balloon festival

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

Mr. Smith’s balloon is decorated with stars, and flags in a break ______triangular shape.

light ______A. change Mr. Smith’s to Mrs. Smiths’

feel ______B. change is to are C. delete the comma after stars shine ______D. no change is needed

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Place a  by the correct sentences. Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. ___ 1. Maddie went to the balloon festival with her telescope ______grandparents they had a great time. ______2. Tory wants to go to the balloon festival, but she needs to ask her parents. automobile ______

___ 3. So excited to go to the balloon festival in Plano, Texas ______next year.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

last year we seen a guy flying a hot air balloon

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

The red balloon with the white flags, and the purple and yellow keep ______balloon were the first to lift off the ground.

sleep ______A. delete the comma after flags have ______B. change were to was

know ______C. change the period to a question mark D. make no change

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Place a  by the correct sentences. Circle the words that need to be capitalized.

___ 1. Made of paper and fabric that expanded when a flame was declaration of independence dear friends, weekend held at the bottom. revolutionary war yours truly, colgate toothpaste ___ 2. Albuquerque, New Mexico had a balloon festival thousands of people attended. Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. hypersensitive ______3. Tory wants to go to the balloon festival, but she needs to ask her parents. thermometer ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

me and grandpa is going to the balloon exposition

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Write the plurals. What change is needed, if any?

hero ______The red balloon with the white flags, and the purple and yellow balloon were the first to lift off the ground. stereo ______A. delete the comma after flags Write the past tense of the verbs. B. change were to was know ______C. change the period to a question mark sleep ______D. make no change

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Week 19

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 19, Monday Name______

Replace the underlined nouns with a pronoun. Circle the correct answer. 1. Patrick, Anthony and Jason went to the movies on Saturday. Which contains an alphabetical list of terms relating to a certain ______subject, and is found at the back of a book?

2. I gave the cupcakes to Susan, Maria and Lucas. A dictionary C glossary

______B thesaurus D atlas

Correct the friendly letter.

dear mom and dad im having a grate time at camp. dad please send money! they’re are some cool souvenirs in the gift shop i would like to by. your son david

Put the words in alphabetical order. What change is needed, if any?

______magazine Neither running or swimming is good exercise for you.

______manufacture A. change or to nor B. change Neither to Either ______meal C. change is to are ______magician D. make no change

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Replace the underlined nouns with a pronoun. Circle the correct answer. 1. Lucia, Tony and I brought snacks to school for the party. Which would you use to find the pronunciation of a word? ______A dictionary C encyclopedia 2. Michael and Matthew wrote thank you letters to their teachers. B thesaurus D atlas ______

Correct the friendly letter.

dear david we’re happy your having a good time at camp. Heres a little money for you. Have fun and be safe! your parents mom and dad

Circle the words you would find between the guide words. What change is needed, if any?

Jennifer is not going neither to the store or the outlet machine mammal mall.

magazine macaw A. change neither to whether manufacture magnetic B. change neither to but also meal maroon C. change or to nor D. make no change

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Write a possessive pronoun. Circle the correct answer.

1. That bike is ______. (the boy’s) Where would you look to do some research on Australia?

2. The chocolate milk is ______. (it belongs to me). A dictionary C encyclopedia

3. The play scape is ______. (mine and Jeffrey’s) B thesaurus D glossary

Correct the friendly letter.

dear maria thank you maria for the journal you gave me four my birthday. Where did you find such a cute journal. of all my presence i think i will injoy you’rs the mostest very truly yours cynthia

Circle the words you would find between the guide words. What change is needed, if any?

Logan running as fast as he could to the grocery store. process property A. change running to was running promise primary B. change runnning to were running proud progress C. change to to too professional prize D. make no change

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Write a possessive pronoun. Circle the correct answer.

1. The computer takes ______time to print graphics. (the computer’s) Where would you look to find the location of Spain?

2. The game is ______. (the children’s). A dictionary C atlas

3. The museum needs to update _____ web site. (the museum’s) B phone book D glossary

Correct the friendly letter.

deer joanie i recently purchased some red hare dye its supposed to turn my hare a butiful red. instead it turned brite orange! do you know how to turn my hair back too it’s original color your friend Harriet

Circle the words you would find between the guide words. What change is needed, if any?

Last weekend, Uncle Jim repairing my bicycle for me. tame television A. delete the comma after weekend tender temporary B. change Uncle to uncle tattoo teacher C. change repairing to was repairing technology teapot D. make no change

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Write a possessive pronoun. Circle the correct answer.

1. The game is ______. (the children’s) Which would you use to find the pronunciation of a word?

2. The computer takes ______time to print. (the computer’s). A dictionary C encyclopedia

3. The play scape is ______. (mine and Jeffrey’s) B thesaurus D atlas

Correct the friendly letter.

dear david we’re happy your having a good time at camp. Heres a little money for you. Have fun and be safe! your parents mom and dad

Circle the words you would find between the guide words. What change is needed, if any?

Last weekend, Uncle Jim repairing my bicycle for me. process property A. delete the comma after weekend promise primary B. change Uncle to uncle proud progress C. change repairing to was repairing professional prize D. make no change

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Week 20

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 20, Monday Name______

Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe where needed. 1. Ankeny Iowa 50021 d o n t w o u l d v e m u s t v e 2. Johnny please pick up your books. m u s t n t w o n t w o u l d n t 3. I like strawberry but Josie likes chocolate. I m t h a t s w e l l 4. Dear Aunt Connie

Underline the simple subject once. Underline the simple predicate twice.

1. Darlene loves to bake cookies.

2. Jose promised to play basketball with me after school.

3. Shelby drew a really cute picture!

Complete the analogies. What change is needed, if any?

dirty : ______: : joyful : sorrowful You may have white paper or blue paper for your project. spring : fall : : ______: finish A. insert a comma after white paper fact : ______: : cause : effect B. change for to four humble : proud : : honest : ______C. change your to you’re D. make no change

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Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe where needed. 1. February 14 1974 Moms purse Charlies baseball Joeys book 2. Please pick up your books Johnny. Grandpas truck Patricks pencil Jeromes ruler 3. You may have strawberry or you can choose chocolate. Gregs house Owens backpack Lukes lunchbox 4. Very truly yours

Underline the simple subject once. Underline the simple predicate twice.

1. Brian loves to barbeque chicken and steaks with his dad.

2. Gary bowled a super game on Saturday!

3. Aunt Diana bought a new car.

Complete the analogies. What change is needed, if any?

day : night : : accept : ______I have plenty of paper so does Billy. A. change of to off ancient : modern : : wrong : ______B. insert a comma after so admit : deny : : best : ______C. insert , and after paper bitter : ______: : borrow : loan D. make no change

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Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe where needed. 1. Charlotte South Carolina the girls locker room the boys restroom 2. Please Johnny pick up your books. all the fourth graders projects the childrens television show 3. He closed the door hung up his coat and plopped down the mens clothing department womens sizes on the couch. my two cousins t-shirts my four uncles party 4. When the snow stops falling we’ll go outside and play.

Underline the simple subject once. Underline the simple predicate twice.

1. My dog Lucky was chasing her tail.

2. Gracie will eat all her dinner.

3. Lucy is jumping up on the chair.

Complete the analogies. What is the best way to revise the sentence?

ill : sick : : hard : ______I have five dollars Joey has ten dollars.

______: relax : : speak : talk A. I have five dollars. And Joey has ten dollars. B. I have five dollars, then Joey has ten dollars. dawn : morning : : dusk : ______C. I have five dollars because Joey has ten dollars. bucket : ______: : angry : mad D. I have five dollars, and Joey has ten dollars.

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Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe where needed. 1. Sam said “May I play outside?” my familys picnic my moms purse 2. “ I’ll help with dinner ” Sam said. my two sisters bedroom my schools mascot 3. I have a pet fish and Sherry has a pet turtle. the childrens toy department my two uncles picture 4. Donnie of the Rockets and Jessie of the Celtics the ladies shoe department my two friends club will jump for the opening tip-off.

Underline the simple subject once. Underline the simple predicate twice.

1. We are in fourth grade.

2. Thomas has twenty-five dollars.

3. That movie was the funniest I’ve ever seen.

Complete the analogies. What is the best way to revise the sentence?

strange : odd : : alike : ______I have a blue jersey my cousin has a red one.

shout : ______: : hat : cap A. I have a blue jersey. And my cousin has a red one. B. I have a blue jersey, then my cousin has a red one. alive : ______: : ancient : modern C. I have a blue jersey, and my cousin has a red one. ______: exhale : : internal : external D. I have a red jersey, so my cousin has a red one.

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Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe where needed. 1. Charlotte South Carolina wouldve mustve wont 2. “ I’ll help with dinner ” Sam said. Moms purse Charlies baseball Joeys book 3. I like strawberry but Josie likes chocolate. my two sisters bedroom all the girls restroom 4. June 22 1947 the childrens playground the womens department

Underline the simple subject once. Underline the simple predicate twice.

1. Darlene loves to bake cookies.

2. Gracie will eat all her dinner.

3. That movie was the funniest I’ve ever seen.

Complete the analogies. What change is needed, if any?

strange : odd : : alike : ______I have five dollars Joey has ten dollars. A. I have five dollars. And Joey has ten dollars. ______: exhale : : internal : external B. I have five dollars, then Joey has ten dollars. shout : ______: : hat : cap C. I have five dollars because Joey has ten dollars. ancient : modern : : wrong : ______D. I have five dollars, and Joey has ten dollars.

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Week 21

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 21, Monday Name______

Underline the similes. Underline the metaphors.

1. Pete’s new shoes were shiny as glass. 1. My cousin was a little angel when I babysat for her.

2. Hailey was hungry as a bear after softball practice. 2. My brother’s room is a pig sty!

3. Emma is always as nice as pie to her cousins. 3. My sister is a night owl.

Explain the hyperbole. The first sentence has been done for you.

1. Jeremy was so hungry he could eat a horse. Jeremy can’t really eat a horse.

2. Joseph’s backpack weighed a ton. ______

3. Susan’s purse felt like it had bricks in it. ______

Underline the sensory language. Write which sense it appeals to. What change is needed, if any?

We all ran joyful out the school doors as we headed The aroma of salty, buttery popcorn wafted for the playground.

my way the moment I entered the theater. A. change joyful to joyfully B. change for to four ______C. change playground to play ground D. make no change

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Underline the similes. Underline the metaphors. 1. Looking up, I thought the elevator was as tall as the sky. 1. My dog was a vacuum cleaner as she wolfed down her food. 2. My Uncle Billy is as funny as a clown when he tells stories. 2. Mom is the early bird of our family

3. The bride was as beautiful as the rainbow. 3. He got boiling mad.

Explain the hyperbole.

1. I don’t have anything to do! ______

2. Nothing ever happens around here. ______

3. I thought this day would never end. ______

Underline the sensory language. Write which sense it appeals to. What change is needed, if any?

My dog looked at me so innocent after she knocked the My little cousin’s iron fingers gripped tightly lamp off its table and it broke into a million pieces. around my hand like a vice as we entered A. change its to it’s the haunted house. B. change pieces to peaces ______C. change innocent to innocently D. no change is needed

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Underline the similes. Underline the metaphors.

1. My brother’s socks smell like a skunk in the spring! 1. Jason spilled the beans.

2. Life is like a box of crayons. 2. Carter let the cat out of the bag.

3. That police dog is as cunning as a fox. 3. Mindy was frozen with fear.

Explain the hyperbole.

1. My goodness. You’ve grown tall as a house!______

2. She was so sad she nearly drowned in her tears.______

3. His brain is the size of a pea.______

Underline the sensory language. Write which sense it appeals to. What change is needed, if any?

Each morning the sounds of birds chirping The little children ran loud through the park as they merrily entered through my window. scampered off the bus. A. insert a through after threw B. change loud to loudly ______C. change they to thay D. make no change

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Underline the similes. Underline the metaphors. 1. The tired children waited as quietly as church mice. 1. Her eyes are jewels sparkling in the sun. 2. The water on the lake was smooth as silk that afternoon. 2. My hair was a fuzz ball because of the humidity.

3. Our teacher’s surprise quiz was welcome as a skunk at 3. My room is a disaster area. a lawn party.

Explain the hyperbole.

1. Her eyes became big as saucers. ______

2. My teacher had a mountain of paperwork to do. ______

3. She grinned from ear to ear. ______

Underline the sensory language. Write which sense it appeals to. What change is needed, if any?

As the scent of flowers filled the air, the florist I couldn’t help but notice the messy clothes cheerfully created a beautiful bouquet of roses. lying on the floor, gum and candy wrappers strewn everywhere, and wadded up paper A. change scent to sent all over her desk. B. change cheerfully to cheerful ______C. change beautiful to beautifully D. make no change

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Underline the similes. Underline the metaphors.

1. My room is a disaster area. 1. Hailey was hungry as a bear after softball practice. 2. Carter let the cat out of the bag. 1.2. OurThe teacher’s bride was surprise as beautiful quiz wasas the welcome rainbow. as a skunk at a lawn party. 3. Mom is the early bird of the family. 3. Our teacher’s surprise quiz was welcome as a skunk at a lawn party. 4. My brother’s room is a pig sty!

Explain the hyperbole.

1. My teacher had a mountain of paperwork to do. ______

2. My cousin was so sad she nearly drowned in her tears. ______

3. Nothing ever happens around here. ______

Underline the sensory language. Write which sense it appeals to. What change is needed, if any?

My dog looked at me so innocent after she knocked the My little cousin’s iron fingers gripped tightly lamp off its table and it broke into a million pieces. around my hand like a vice as we entered A. change its to it’s the haunted house. B. change pieces to peaces ______C. change innocent to innocently D. no change is needed

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Week 22

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 22, Monday Name______

Which type is the sentence? Place a check mark by all the correct answers.

Sarah knocked on the door, hoping her cousin would be Which reference material(s) would you use to find a dog home. groomer in your town? A declarative C imperative ______almanac ______atlas B interrogative D exclamatory ______phone book ______Internet

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

Jason said “its there ball because it went out of bounds”

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Underline the word that signifies personification. What change is needed, if any?

My aunt graduated from the university of Michigan in 1. The dark clouds pushed each other 1998. around in the sky. A. change aunt to Aunt 2. The winter wind howled outside my B. change university to University window. C. add a comma after Michigan D. make no change

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Which type is the sentence? Place a check mark by all the correct answers.

Jeremiah, please pick up the scraps and throw them in Which reference material(s) would you use to find out the the trash. capital of Wisconsin?

A declarative C imperative ______almanac ______atlas

B interrogative D exclamatory ______phone book ______Internet

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

when did they bake theirselves a batch of cookies

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Underline the word that signifies personification. What change is needed, if any?

On July 20 2011, my baby sister was born. 1. The sun smiled down on my that bright and sunny day. A. insert a comma after 20 B. delete the comma after 2011 2. The engine of my dad’s car hummed C. insert a comma after sister after he had it repaired. D. make no change

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Which type is the sentence? Place a check mark by all the correct answers.

Which reference material(s) would you use to find I can’t believe I won first prize! information on Abraham Lincoln? A declarative C imperative ______appendix ______atlas B interrogative D exclamatory ______encyclopedia ______Internet

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

there to tired to play football today

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Underline the word that signifies personification. What change is needed, if any?

1. My alarm clock shouted at me that All the kids backpacks fell on the floor when the bench crashed. it was time to wake up. A. change kids to Kids 2. As I looked at the jack-o-lantern I B. change kids to kid’s had just finished carving, it smiled a toothy grin back at me. C. change kids to kids’ D. make no change

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Which type is the sentence? Place a check mark by all the correct answers.

Which reference material(s) would you use to find which What time will you arrive at the party? countries are in South America? A declarative C imperative ______bibliography ______atlas B interrogative D exclamatory ______encyclopedia ______Internet

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

there book report was on theres a boy in the girls bathroom, bye louis sachar

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Underline the word that signifies personification. What change is needed, if any?

All my cousins parents brought food for the family picnic. 1. The chocolate cupcakes were calling my name. A. change family picnic to Family Picnic B. change parents to parent’s 2. The cameras love her. C. change cousins to cousins’ D. make no change

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Which type are the sentences? Place a check mark by all the correct answers. A declarative C imperative B interrogative D exclamatory Which reference material(s) would you use to find What time will you arrive at the party? ______1. What time will you arrive at the party? information on Abraham Lincoln? A declarative C imperative ______2. I can’t believe I won a trip to Hawaii! ______appendix ______atlas ______B interrogative 3. Jeremy, please D take exclamatory out the trash. ______encyclopedia ______Internet ______4. Sarah quickly knocked on the door.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

there book report was on theres a boy in the girls bathroom, bye louis sachar

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Underline the word that signifies personification. What change is needed, if any?

1. The winter wind howled outside my My aunt graduated from the university of Michigan in 1998. window. 2. My alarm clock shouted at me that it A. change aunt to Aunt was time to wake up. B. change university to University 3. The cameras love her. C. add a comma after Michigan D. make no change

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Week 23

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 23, Monday Name______

Which is the verb tense? Circle the double negatives.

James ran to second base. 1. I don’t have no bubble gum. 2. Sammy never eats no cauliflower.

3. Jenna didn’t like none of the dresses. _____ past ______present ______future

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

Your not getting no desert if you don’t eat your diner

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Fill in an onomatopoeia word to complete the sentence. What change is needed, if any?

My grandpa stayed at University Hospital when he was sick, and he soon was well again. The wind ______in A. change grandpa to Grandpa the night. B. change Hospital to hospital C. delete the comma D. make no change

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Which is the verb tense? Circle the double negatives.

The Fix-It Tire Company repairs flat tires. 1. Jason doesn’t need no new running shoes. 2. Laura doesn’t have no work left to do.

_____ past ______present ______future 3. I am not no super man.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

melanie can’t never decide which books she wants to read

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Fill in an onomatopoeia word to complete the sentence. What change is needed, if any?

All the cousins met together at the bowling alley on saturday for a quick game of bowling. Rain ______down A. change cousins to cousin’s my window pane as I drifted off B. change bowling alley to Bowling Alley to sleep. C. change saturday to Saturday D. make no change

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Which is the verb tense? Circle the double negatives.

Dolphins breathe through a blow hole. 1. You can’t never stop me.

2. She hardly never misses a question.

_____ past ______present ______future 3. I don’t know nothing about the broken lamp.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

marta never makes no sounds as she creaps up the stares

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Fill in an onomatopoeia word to complete the sentence. What change is needed, if any?

The backpacks were all stacked in a huge heap over their. ______went the A. change backpacks to backpack’s dishes as Mom efficiently washed them B. change were to was in sudsy water and stacked them to dry. C. change their to there D. make no change

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Write is the verb tense? Circle the double negatives.

Mom will bake the cookies tomorrow. 1. Don’t use no knife to eat peas.

2. The could not do nothing to help as the wind _____ past ______present ______future whisked the papers away.

3. You can’t never make a pot boil by watching it.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

that roller coaster don’t never scare me because im not afraid of nothing

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Fill in an onomatopoeia word to complete the sentence. What change is needed, if any?

Tom wanted to fly a kite today there wasn’t any breeze.

______crowed the A. change there to their rooster at the crack of dawn. B. insert , but after today C. change wasn’t to was’nt D. make no change

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Which is the verb tense? Circle the double negatives. A past B present C future 1. Laura doesn’t have no work left to do. _____ 1. Mom will bake cookies tomorrow. 2. She hardly never misses a question. _____ 2. The Fix-It Tire Company repairs flat tires. 3. They could not do nothing to help as the wind whisked _____ 3. My dog wolfed down her food. the papers away.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

that roller coaster don’t never scare me because im not afraid of nothing

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Fill in an onomatopoeia word to complete the sentence. What change is needed, if any?

The backpacks were all stacked in a huge heap over their. ______A. change backpacks to backpack’s went the little steam engine as it B. change were to was rolled into the train station. C. change their to there D. make no change

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Week 24

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 24, Monday Name______

Place a by the correctly written dialogue.  Circle the similes.

___ 1. Josie said, “Hurry, or we’ll be late!” 1. My new puppy was as light as a feather. 2. Jacob’s bedroom was as clean as a whistle. ___ 2. “I’ll be there in a minute!” I replied. 3. The pitcher was as cool as a cucumber as he threw out the first ___ 3. “I’m coming” I yelled as I ran down the stairs. pitch of the season.

___ 4. “Yippee, we’ll be on time”! Josie said. 4. Emily’s baby niece is as sweet as sugar.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

hop in the car, and we’ll go to the movies said dad

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

leaf ______“That was a great movie” exclaimed Michael. A. add quotation marks after the period knife ______B. add an exclamation point after movie shelf ______C. add a period after movie life ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the correctly written dialogue. Circle the similes.

___ 1. Alex said “That was the best movie I’ve ever 1. When Mom handed an ice cream cone to Maggie, her eyes seen!” were as bright as the moon. ___ 2. “Were you surprised by the ending” asked 2. The huge screen was as tall as a skyscraper. Noah? 3. I was as happy as a clam as I slipped into the red velvet chair. ___ 3. “I never thought it would end that way!” replied 4. The butter on the popcorn was as yellow as sunflowers. Emma.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

may i have a soda and some popcorn asked Jayden?

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

William asked, “After the movie, may we make hot elf ______chocolate.”? wolf ______A. change the comma after asked to a question mark B. change After to after half ______C. change .”? to ?” loaf ______D. make no change

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Place a by the correctly written dialogue.  Circle the similes.

___ 1. “I would like to work in a movie theater some day” 1. Madison’s soda was as cold as an iceberg. said Isabella. 2. My popcorn was as fluffy as cotton balls. ___ 2. “Yes, it would be fun to work in the ticket booth.” replied Olivia. 3. The mustard on Joey’s hot dog was as drippy as yellow paint. ___ 3. “I would like to serve that yummy popcorn,” 4. As Sophie chomped her candy, her cheeks were as big as a added Mia. chipmunk’s.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

thank you for taking us to the movies we all shouted to dad

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

class ______William asked, “After the movie, may we make hot chocolate.” church ______A. change the comma after asked to a question mark glass ______B. change After to after C. change the period to a question mark brush ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the correctly written dialogue. Write a great sentence using the simile.

___ 1. “Do you like cats?” asked Noah. as quiet as a mouse ___ 2. “We have three cats at our house” stated ______Mason. ___ 3. “It’s my job at home to feed the cat,” ______added Mia.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

cats have such grace and agility, said Norman

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

tax ______“Mom, may we get a kitten, please?” asked Jayden? A. change the question mark after Jayden to a ax ______period lunch ______B. delete the question mark after please C. delete the quotation marks in front of Mom dress ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the correctly written dialogue. Circle the similes.

___ 1. “May I have a cat, Mom?” asked Shelby? 1. Jacob’s bedroom was as clean as a whistle. 2. My popcorn was as fluffy as cotton balls. ___ 2. “Yes, if you promise to take good care of it,” 3. As Sophie chomped her candy, her cheeks were as big as a answered Mom. chipmunk’s. ___ 3. “I promise to give it the best care in the whole 4. The pitcher was as cool as a cucumber as he threw out the world,” exclaimed Shelby! first pitch of the season.

Rewrite the sentence correctly. Compact your letters on the lines and write neatly.

cats have such grace and agility, said Norman

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Write the plural of each word. What change is needed, if any?

Addison inquired, “After the game, may we watch a leaf ______movie.” knife ______A. change the comma after inquired to a question mark B. change After to after glass ______C. change the period to a question mark brush ______D. make no change

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Week 25

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 25, Monday Name______

Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe if needed.

t h e w o m e n s d r e s s i n g r o o m 1. Kevin ran in the door grabbed a snack and ran back outside to play football. t w o d o g s l e a s h e s

2. Uncle Gary moved to Blacksburg Virginia on t w o f o o t b a l l f i e l d s September 20 2013. a l l t h e b o y s b i c y c l e s

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

david don’t got no money to spend at the fare

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Write the correct tense of the verb. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Some people like bananas. Others like only apples.

Joseph ______the ball A. Some people like bananas, others like only apples. bring B. Some people like bananas, then others like only apples. to practice yesterday. C. Some people like bananas, but others like only apples.

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Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe if needed.

1. My favorite Saturday activities are sleeping B e t t y s c l a s s e s late watching cartoons and playing outside. R o b e r t s t w o c a r s 2. “Jonathan please help your sister” instructed Mom. m y t w o s i s t e r s l u n c h e s o u r t e a m s t r o p h y 3. “Ashley please take the trash out” said Dad.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

i didnt sea nothing over their

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Write the correct tense of the verb. What is the best way to combine the sentences? Many people think corn is grown only in Iowa. Corn is also grown in Nebraska. Yesterday, Mom ______A. Many people think corn is grown only in Iowa, and corn is cut also grown in Nebraska. B. Many people think corn is grown only in Iowa, but corn is the birthday cake. also grown in Nebraska. C. Many people think corn is grown only in Iowa, corn is also grown in Nebraska.

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Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe if needed.

a l l t h e t e a c h e r s c a r s 1. Lisa loves chocolate pudding but she doesn’t like vanilla. t h i s w e e k s a n n o u n c e m e n t s

2. Christian must make his bed or he will not earn t h i s y e a r s c e l e b r a t i o n s his allowance. l a s t w e e k s n e w s p a p e r s

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

there all finisht with there desert

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Write the correct tense of the verb. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Corn can be grown for people. Corn can be grown for hogs. Tomorrow, we ______A. Corn can be grown for people or it can be grown begin for hogs. baseball practice. B. Corn can be grown for people, then it can be grown for hogs. C. Corn can be grown for people, or it can be grown for hogs.

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Insert commas if needed. Insert an apostrophe if needed.

1. You should go to the dentist regularly or you a h a r d d a y s w o r k might get cavities. t h e b a b i e s b e d s 2. Mariah helped her mother in the kitchen t h e S m i t h s h o u s e because she was tired. t h e w i t c h e s b r o o m s

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

my aunt’s favrit song is twist and shout by the beatles

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Write the correct tense of the verb. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

I like corn on the cob. I don’t like corn casserole.

The pitcher almost ______A. I like corn on the cob, but I don’t like corn strike casserole. B. I like corn on the cob, and I don’t like corn the batter out. casserole. C. I like corn on the cob, or I don’t like corn casserole.

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Insert commas where needed. Insert an apostrophe if needed.

1. My favorite Saturday activities are sleeping t h e w o m e n s d r e s s i n g r o o m late watching cartoons and playing outside. t h i s w e e k s a n n o u n c e m e n t s 2. “Ashley please take the trash out” said Dad. t h e w i t c h e s b r o o m s 3. Uncle Gary moved to Blacksburg Virginia on September 20 2013. B e t t y s c l a s s e s

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

my aunt’s favrit song is twist and shout by the beatles

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Write the correct tense of the verb. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Corn can be grown for people. Corn can be grown for hogs. Joseph ______the ball A. Corn can be grown for people or it can be grown bring for hogs. B. Corn can be grown for people, then it can be to practice yesterday. grown for hogs. C. Corn can be grown for people, or it can be grown for hogs.

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Week 26

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 26, Monday Name______

Place a  by the sentences that are not run-ons. Write the titles correctly. ___ 1. Mosquitoes bother people in the summer, so I wear bug horse and saddle magazine for teens repellant when I go outdoors. ______2. Mosquitoes are pesky insects, I can’t think why anyone would like them. dallas morning news

___ 3. Most mosquito bites aren’t dangerous but they can be ______quite itchy.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

me and my dad was cleaning out the garage on sunday

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Write the plurals. What change is needed, if any?

The strawberrys would’ve been great for milk shakes. mosquito ______A. change strawberrys to strawberries tomato ______B. change would’ve to wouldv’e hero ______C. change great to grate potato ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the sentences that are not run-ons. Write the titles correctly. ___ 1. The Beatles were an English rock band formed in England national geographic for kids in 1960, John Lennon was part of the band. ______2. Elvis Presley was a singer whose nickname was the King of Rock and Roll. atlanta times daily newspaper

___ 3. Paul McCartney was a member of The Beatles, and so was ______Ringo Starr.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

my mom gave me and my sister oatmeal for breakfast

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Write the plurals. What change is needed, if any?

My grandma and grandpa played their stereoes all stereo ______night long when The Beatles were popular.

duo ______A. change grandma and grandpa to Grandma and Grandpa radio ______B. change stereoes to stereos piano ______C. change The to the D. make no change

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Place a  by the sentences that are not run-ons. Write the titles correctly. ___ 1. Rock and roll music started in America in the 1940s, it america, the beautiful began from gospel music. ______2. Rock and roll music evolved until now it is called simply rock music. the big book of science experiments

___ 3. My mom still likes rock and roll music, but my dad likes ______country music.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

the polk county fair is held next week, sunday thru saturday

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Write the plurals. What change is needed, if any?

Grandma still loves The Beatles, but mom likes Bon Jovi. baby ______A. change The Beatles to the Beatles pony ______B. delete the comma ally ______C. change mom to Mom canary ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the sentences that are not run-ons. Write the titles correctly. ___ 1. The White House is the house where the President of the yellow submarine, by the beatles United States lives, it is located in Washington, D.C. ______2. You can visit Robert E. Lee’s house in Arlington, Virginia, then you can visit George Washington’s house. the wizard of oz

___ 3. Many memorials are located in Washington D.C., but my ______favorite is the Viet Nam Wall.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

please robert bring the books to jason and I

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Write the plurals. What change is needed, if any?

I remembered to bring my remote control car, but I monkey ______forgot my batterys. day ______A. change to to two toy ______B. change forgot to forget C. change batterys to batteries donkey ______D. make no change

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Place a  by the sentences that are not run-ons. Write the titles correctly. ___ 1. Rock and roll music started in America in the 1940s, it yellow submarine, by the beatles began from gospel music. ______2. Paul McCartney was a member of The Beatles, and so was Ringo Starr. the big book of science experiments

___ 3. You can visit Robert E. Lee’s house in Arlington, Virginia, ______then you can visit George Washington’s house.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

please robert bring the books to jason and I

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Write the plurals. What change is needed, if any?

My grandma and grandpa played their stereoes all mosquito ______night long when The Beatles were popular.

stereo ______A. change grandma and grandpa to Grandma and Grandpa pony ______B. change stereoes to stereos donkey ______C. change The to the D. make no change

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Week 27

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 27, Monday Name______

Place a  by the complete sentences. Re-write the sentence and add a prepositional phrase. ___ 1. My family likes to plant a garden in the spring when the Jason finally found his jacket. weather turns warm.

___ 2. Dad growing vegetables, and Mom growing flowers. ______3. Helping Mom and Dad every weekend by pulling weeds and watering the plants. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

benjamin would’nt cross the streat becaus their were to much traffik

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Underline the subordinating conjunctions. What change is needed, if any?

1. Although it is hot in the summer, we play You should always treat the flag of the United States outside a lot. careful and with respect.

2. Because it’s raining outside, we played A. change treat to treating inside. B. change careful to carefully

3. Though we were all hungry, we had to C. change respect to respectfully wait for dinner. D. make no change

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Place a  by the correct sentences. Re-write the sentence and add a prepositional phrase. ___ 1. When the weather turns nice and the ground warms up. We all made hot chocolate. ___ 2. After we work the soil to break it into soft little pieces. ______3. While Mom plants the seeds, I sprinkle water around them.

___ 4. After we plant the seeds, we watch for new little sprouts ______every day.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

shoold them play soccer, volleyball, or softbal tommorow at mullins beach

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Underline the subordinating conjunctions. What change is needed, if any?

1. Because we all passed our test, we The country of great britain is one of several countries earned extra recess. that has a red, white, and blue flag.

2. As I walked down the hallway, I was quiet A. change countries to country as a mouse. B. change country to Country 3. Wherever you find Tyra, you’ll find her C. change great britain to Great Britain twin with her. D. make no change

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Place a  by the correct sentences. Re-write the sentence and add a prepositional phrase. ___ 1. While we wait for the seeds to sprout into tiny leaves. We love to play baseball. ___ 2. While we wait for the seeds to sprout into tiny leaves, we sprinkle water on the soil every day. ______3. Playing outside every day during the spring. ______4. My brother and I play outside every day during the spring.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

there is’nt no way to move this giant rock cuz its to heavvy

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Underline the subordinating conjunctions. What change is needed, if any?

1. Although Scruffy doesn’t like to take She decided to write her paper quick. baths, he likes to swim in the pool. A. change write to wright 2. Rather than loose my jacket, I tied it B. change the period to a question mark around my waist. C. change quick to quickly 3. Because I wanted to pass my test, I studied D. no change is needed for an hour.

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Place a  by the correct sentences. Re-write the sentence and add a prepositional phrase.

___ 1. Like to plant a flower garden or a vegetable garden better? Mom made a delicious pizza. ___ 2. Do you like to plant a flower garden or a vegetable garden better? ______

___ 3. Running through the grass with my puppy close at my heels. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

so i says to jenny, hurry the games about to start

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Underline the subordinating conjunctions. What change is needed, if any?

1. Unless I make my bed every day, I won’t Last weekend, the crowd dispersed quickly and quiet. get an allowance. A. change weekend to Weekend 2. If I help Dad clean the garage, we can B. change quickly to quick have a party. C. change quiet to quietly 3. As I was chopping the lettuce, my Mom D. make no change was cooking spaghetti.

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Place a  by the correct sentences. Re-write the sentence and add a prepositional phrase.

___ 1. Dad growing vegetables, and Mom growing flowers. I like to play.

___ 2. While Mom plants the seeds, I sprinkle water around them. ______3. My brother and I play outside every day during the spring.

___ 4. When the weather turns nice and the ground warms up. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

benjamin would’nt cross the streat becaus their were to much traffik

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Underline the subordinating conjunctions. What change is needed, if any?

1. Because it’s raining outside, we You should always treat the flag of the United States played inside. careful and with respect.

2. Although Scruffy doesn’t like to take A. change careful to carefully baths, he likes to swim in the pool. B. change treat to treating 3. As I walked down the hallway, I was quiet C. change respect to respectfully as a mouse. D. make no change

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Week 28

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 28, Monday Name______

Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative pronoun.

I didn’t get to watch my favorite TV show. Maybe I can 1. The player who / whom tackled me was number 21. catch a rerun ______. 2. Will the person whose / whom phone just rang please answer it. A. last week B. once in a while 3. Aunt Sarah, who / whom is very kind, lives next door to us. C. last night D. later this week 4. That’s the dog that / who was barking last night.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

i collect basball cards and my brother collect football cards

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Choose the correct order of adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. A. My sister has long, straight, brown hair. Bob watched football. Carol went shopping.

B. My sister has brown, straight, long hair. A. Bob watched football, so Carol went shopping.

2. A. We live in a wooden, small, blue house. B. Bob watched football so Carol went shopping.

B. We live in a small, blue, wooden house. C. Bob watched football. then Carol went shopping.

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Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative pronoun. 1. That is the lady whom / whose dog won the show. The line was longer than we expected. ______, we were able to order our hamburgers. 2. Uncle Joey is the person from who / from whom the money was borrowed. A. For example B. Finally 3. Susan is the player who / whom made the most points. C. Once upon a time D. In the future 4. It was our cat that / whom got stuck in a tree.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

i like to swim in the pool jog on the track rid my bik and go for walks

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Choose the correct order of adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. A. Susie wore a frilly, cute, red dress. Travis bought some new shoes. He wore them the next day. B. Susie wore a cute, frilly, red dress. A. Travis bought some new shoes, he wore them the next day. 2. A. Mom gave me a brand-new, blue B. Travis bought some new shoes. And he wore them hairbrush. the next day. B. Mom gave me a blue, brand-new C. Travis bought some new shoes, and he wore them hairbrush. the next day.

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Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative adverb. 1. My favorite month is February, where / when we have our We sat at the edge of pool, dangling our feet in the Valentine’s party. water. ______, a big kid did a cannonball, getting us soaking wet. 2. I love going to Grandma’s house, where / when I always have cookies and milk. A. All of a sudden B. Currently 3. Do you know the reason why / where Jennifer started to cry? C. In the meantime D. Tomorrow

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

dose yur sister cheer for the matador football team asked jonathan?

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Choose the correct progressive verb. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

Austin was doing his homework, and watching TV at the She ______down the sidewalk same time. when she tripped. A. change was to were A. will be skipping B. delete the comma B. am skipping C. change the period to a question mark C. was skipping D. make no change

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Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative adverb.

1. That’s the school where / when I went to kindergarten. We cheered as loudly as we could at the football game. ______, we all went home and had a pizza party. 2. I always wondered the reason why / when I needed to make my bed every morning. A. In the past B. Tomorrow 3. July is the month when / where we celebrate C. Shortly D. Afterward, Independence Day.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

on july 4 1776 fifty-six patriots sined the declaration of independence

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Choose the correct progressive verb. What change, if any, should be made to the sentence?

I brought my week’s homework, and my science project I ______to work out three times to school on Friday. each week. A. change week’s to weeks A. were starting B. delete the comma B. am starting C. change Friday to friday C. are starting D. make no change

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Choose the best transition. Circle the correct relative pronoun. 1. The player who / whom tackled me was number 21. We sat at the edge of pool, dangling our feet in the water. ______, a big kid did a cannonball, getting us 2. The car that / who parked in the no-parking zone is red. knucklesoaking wet. : Circle the correct relative adverb. ______A. All of a sudden B. Currently : : 1. That’s the school where / when I went to kindergarten.

C. In the meantime D. Tomorrow 2. Do you know the reason why / where Jennifer started to cry?

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

on july 4 1776 fifty-six patriots sined the declaration of independence

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Choose the correct order of adjectives. Which sentence is correct?

Austin was doing his homework, and watching TV at the A. Susie wore a frilly, cute, red dress. same time. B. Susie wore a cute, frilly, red dress. A. change was to were . B. delete the comma Circle the correct progressive verb. C. change the period to a question mark She ___ down the sidewalk when she tripped. D. make no change A. will be skipping B. am skipping C. was skipping Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review

Week 29

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 29, Monday Name______

Complete the analogies. Write the correct reflexive pronoun. tomorrow : yesterday : : upper case : ______1. I gave ______a reward for finishing my work. straight : bent : : tight : ______2. Mrs. Smith poured ______a glass of iced tea. opposite : ______: : giggle : snicker 3. We were left by ______to clean our room. trash : garbage : : ______: untrue 4. They gave ______credit for a job well done.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

can me and carrie go too the libary with are to frends

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Underline the correct homophone. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

My sister does water aerobics. My brother plays football. 1. Does a bear / bare go bear / bare in the woods? A. My sister does water aerobics. And my brother plays football. 2. I’ll / aisle be the happy bride B. My sister does water aerobics and my brother plays when I walk down the I’ll / aisle football. at my wedding. C. My sister does water aerobics, and my brother plays football.

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Complete the analogies. Write the correct reflexive pronoun.

shut : close : : stone : ______1. The lamp fell over by ______.

crash : ______: : house : home 2. They finished their homework by ______.

listen : ignore : : create : ______3. Gracie baked the cookies by ______.

______: backward : : question : answer 4. Joseph made ______complete the task.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

thats the most beautifulest weding dres i have ever seen

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Underline the correct homophone. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

We celebrate Independence Day in the U.S. They 1. The sale / sail boat was on celebrate Independence Day in the Philippines. sale / sail at a reduced price. A. We celebrate Independence Day in the U.S. and 2. I was in a days / daze after all they celebrate it in the Philippines, too. those hot days / daze at the state fair. B. Both the U.S. and the Philippines celebrate Independence Day.

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Complete the analogies. Relative Pronouns

funny : silly : : tired : ______Write sentence using the relative pronoun myself.

part : ______: : north : south ______most : least : : ______: female ______image : picture : : object : ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“where’s my books that i need to return to the libary” asked martin?

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Underline the correct homophone. Which sentence is correct?

1. The rodeo queen road / rode her horse A. Independence Day is celebrated not in the United all around the road / rode that encircles States, but also in the Philippines. the arena. B. Independence Day is celebrated not only in the United States, but also in the Philippines. 2. The cowboy was too horse / hoarse to ride the trail on his horse / hoarse. C. Independence Day is celebrated not only in the United States, just in the Philippines, too.

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Complete the analogies. Relative Pronouns

cause : effect : : fact : ______Write sentence using the relative pronoun themselves.

dad : father : : ______: sofa ______cloudy : sunny : : multiply : ______assist : ______: : mix : stir

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“oh, i did’nt see you come in” exclaimed patricia!

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Underline the correct homophone. Which sentence is correct?

1. Gloria knows / nose that her A. On the Fourth of July we watched fireworks, and ate knows / nose is a bit large, but she prefers hot dogs. to think of it as regal. B. On the Fourth of July we watched fireworks. And ate hot dogs. 2. It is correct to use a capitol / capital letter when you write about the United States C. On the Fourth of July we watched fireworks and ate Capitol / Capital building. hot dogs.

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Complete the analogies. Write the reflexive pronoun.

part : ______: : north : south 1. I gave ______a reward for finishing my work. knucklestraight : bent : : : tight : ______2. Mrs. Smith poured ______a glass of iced tea. ______opposite : ______: : : giggle : : snicker 3. Gracie baked the cookies by ______. 4. Joseph made ______complete the task. image : picture : : object : ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“oh, i did’nt see you come in” exclaimed patricia!

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Underline the correct homophone. Which sentence is correct?

A. On the Fourth of July we watched fireworks, and ate 1. The cowboy was too horse / hoarse to hot dogs. ride the trail on his horse / hoarse. B. On the Fourth of July we watched fireworks. And 2. It is correct to use a capitol / capital letter ate hot dogs. when you write about the United States Capitol / Capital building. C. On the Fourth of July we watched fireworks and ate hot dogs.

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Week 30

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 30, Monday Name______

Draw a line through the incorrect verb. Write the correct verb above it. Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean.

visible ______1. Akira and Josh is the best artists in our class. terminate ______

contact ______2. One of my cousins are coming to my house for a party. benefit ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

on st patricks day i were green in honor of the irish

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

draw ______Does my two friends get to play with us today? A. change Does to Do fly ______B. change two to too put ______C. delete the question mark

sleep ______D. make no change

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Draw a line through the incorrect verb. Write the correct verb above it. Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean.

vocal ______1. Children is always playing on the playground at noontime. chronological ______

biography ______2. The babies was crying because they were hungry. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

st patricks day is the national holiday of ireland, and is celebrated on march 17

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

read ______Jasmine wears green on St. Patrick’s Day, and red on Valentine’s Day. lose ______A. change Patrick’s to Patricks’ get ______B. change Valentine’s to Valentines

come ______C. delete the comma D. make no change

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Draw a line through the incorrect verb. Write the correct verb above it. Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean.

animal ______

1. The women of the town is having a fund raiser. archbishop ______

asterisk ______2. Today we was working on our cheers for the game. abbreviation ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

irish pepole beleive that st patrick drove the snacks out of ireland

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

The St. Patrick’s Day parade was held on am ______March, 17 2012 in New York City.

drink ______A. change Day to day

find ______B. change parade to Parade C. change March, 17 to March 17, meet ______D. make no change

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Draw a line through the incorrect verb. Write the correct verb above it. Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean.

certain ______

1. We were going to the party, but it gots canceled. recognize ______

democracy ______2. All mom’s brothers are my uncles who loves to play football. dentist ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

st patrick was born in england and tooken to ireland as a slave

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

feel ______Marietta’s two cousins who live in Dallas, are from Ireland and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. eat ______A. change Marietta’s to Mariettas’ go ______B. delete the comma C. change celebrate to Celebrate swim ______D. make no change

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Draw a line through the incorrect verb. Write the correct verb above it. Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean.

animal ______

1. One of my cousins are coming to my house for a party. visible ______

abbreviation ______2. The babies was crying because they were hungry. democracy ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

st patricks day is the national holiday of ireland, and is celebrated on march 17

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Write the past tense of the verbs. What change is needed, if any?

Jasmine wears green on St. Patrick’s Day, and red on draw ______Valentine’s Day. read ______A. change Patrick’s to Patricks’ B. change Valentine’s to Valentines drink ______C. delete the comma am ______D. make no change

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Week 31

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 31, Monday Name______

Circle Write Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject. the Greek and Latin roots. what the roots mean.

vision ______1. Felicia and Louise are best friends. ___ 2. Lynn, my only cousin, lives in Los Angeles. exterminate ______3. The baby tiger and the baby cheetah in the zoo tactile ______became friends. beneficial______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

cara wuz placing the tabels in straight rose befor the program begins

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Capitalize the proper adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. Of all the many countries in the Scissors are for cutting paper. Large paper cutters cut western hemisphere, Brazil is paper, too. the largest. A. Scissors are for cutting paper but also large paper cutters cut paper, too. 2. The appalachian Mountains are in B. Both scissors and large paper cutters are also for the eastern United States. cutting paper. C. Not only scissors, but also large paper cutters, are for cutting paper.

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Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject.

___ 1. The slimy snake with the diamond pattern on its advocate ______back is a rattlesnake. synchronize ______2. Hot dogs and apple pie are two foods that originated in America. biosphere ______3. Gary and Jacob both like Boy Scout camping trips. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“i do’nt have any mony” said little lupita tearful, “but i want a peace of candy”

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Capitalize the proper adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Ashleen does not like bad grades. Amy does not like 1. The asian body of water known as bad grades. the Dead Sea is very salty. A. Ashleen does not like bad grades and Amy 2. The kangaroo is an example of an does not like bad grades. unusual australian animal. B. Neither Ashleen nor Amy likes bad grades. C. Ashleen does not like bade grades, nor does Amy like bad grades.

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Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject.

___ 1. Policemen and firefighters risk their lives every inanimate ______day to help people. monarch ______2. After school on Wednesday, Susan and Jessica will work on their projects together. asteroid ______3. At the art camp, Josiah learn how to mix colors and paint with water paints. brevity ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

my dads favrit movie is how the west wuz won

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Capitalize the proper adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Pedro likes popcorn. Susan likes popcorn, too. 1. Archeologists have found ancient civilizations on the african continent. A. Both Pedro and Susan like popcorn.

2. Part of the asian continent extends B. Both Pedro and also Susan like popcorn. into the arctic region. C. Pedro likes popcorn, and Susan likes popcorn, too.

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Circle Write Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject. the Greek and Latin roots. what the roots mean. certificate ______1. Michelle and Tory helped Chris paint the room. ___ 2. On Sunday, Victoria bought a new phone and a incognito ______cover for it at the electronics store. epidemic ______3. Before he could leave, Jerome had to feed the chickens and give water to the dogs. dentures______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“be shure to put on sun screen” said mom, “before you go out to play.

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Capitalize the proper adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

1. The giraffe is the african animal Isabella earned an award. Alex earned an award, too. that has the longest neck in the world. A. Isabella earned an award. And Alex earned one.

2. The Great Plains are in the midwest B. Isabella earned an award, Alex did too. Region of the United States. C. Isabella and Alex earned awards.

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Circle the Greek and Latin roots. Write what the roots mean. Place a  by the sentences with a compound subject. .

___ 1. Felicia and Louise are best friends. inanimate ______2. Hot dogs and apple pie are two foods that vision ______originated in America. brevity ______3. Before he could leave, Jerome had to feed the chickens and give water to the dogs. epidemic ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

my dads favrit movie is how the west wuz won

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Capitalize the proper adjectives. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

Ashleen does not like bad grades. Amy does not like 1. The appalachian Mountains are in the bad grades. eastern United States. A. Ashleen does not like bad grades and Amy does not like bad grades. 2. Archeologists have found ancient B. Neither Ashleen nor Amy likes bad grades. civilizations on the african continent. C. Ashleen does not like bad grades, nor does Amy like bad grades.

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Week 32

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 32, Monday Name______

Complete Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate. the analogies.

___ 1. Energetic Peter jogged around the block and personification : characters : : ______: sounds swam at the pool. ______: sky : : green : grass ___ 2. Fonzie and Joanie are good friends. ice : solid : : ______: gas ___ 3. Fonzie is always combing his hair and cracking jokes. giraffe : Africa : : kangaroo : ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

audie murphy were a soldier in world war II who later becomes a famus movie star

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Underline the demonstrative adjectives. If incorrect, change them. What change, if any, is needed?

1. The freezing weather froze Jonathan skis like a pro and loves to fish, too. these big puddle. A. Jonathan ski’s like a pro and loves to fish, too. B. Jonathan skis like a pro. And loves to fish, too. 2. This windows have frost on them. C. Jonathan skis like a pro, and loves to fish, too. D. No change is needed.

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Complete the analogies. Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate.

___ 1. The hungry boy ate a sandwich and devoured an pencil : journal : : ______: : coloring book apple later. lunch : ______: : play : playground ___ 2. Adrian struggled with the bucket and spilled the water on the floor. wheels : automobile : : ______: airplane

___ 3. My puppy and my kitten frolicked in the grass. keyboard : piano : : ______: guitar

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

the worlds older silent movie were filmed in 1888 and lasts only 2.11 seconds

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Underline the demonstrative adjectives. If incorrect, change them. What is the best way to revise the sentence? My Mom drinks coffee every morning, and reads the 1. This thermometers measure newspaper. Celcius. A. My mom drinks coffee every morning, and reads the newspaper. B. My mom drinks coffee every morning. And 2. That snow angels look so beautiful! reads the newspaper. C. My mom drinks coffee every morning and reads the newspaper. Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 32, Wednesday Name______

Complete the analogies. Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate.

___ 1. Adrian struggled with the bucket, but he ______: frog : : fawn : deer managed to save it from tipping over. ox : oxen : : goose : ______2. Mrs. Rice gathered up her books and organized them on the shelf. child : ______: woman : women ___ 3. After painting the shelves, the workers cleaned up their work area. three : twenty-one : : ______: forty-two

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“have you ever saw a silent movie,” asked josie as they enter the movie theater?

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Underline the demonstrative adjectives. If incorrect, change them. What is the best way to revise the sentence?

Beth wanted to go fishing but it began to rain. 1. That book is overdue. A. Beth wanted to go fishing. But it began to rain.

2. This crayons belong in that box. B. Beth wanted to going fishing but it began to rain.

C. Beth wanted to go fishing, but it began to rain.

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Complete Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate. the analogies.

___ 1. Mom and Susan shopped for new curtains for ______: horses : : feathers : birds Susan’s bedroom. bark : ______: : oink : pig ___ 2. Grandma bought a large mug for my older brother and a small mug for my little sister. cheetah : fast : : tortoise : ______3. Bella will sing and dance in the talent show. purse : lady : : ______: student

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

our familie went to the theater bot some popcorn and seen an old silent movie

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Underline the demonstrative adjectives. If incorrect, change them. What change, if any, is needed?

Alex thought the pizza was the most tastiest in the 1. According to this students, we have world, but Missy didn’t care for it. P.E. today. A. Alex thought the pizza was the tastiest in the world, but Missy did’nt care for it. 2. Shawna chose that shoes to wear to B. Alex thought the pizza was the tastiest in school. the world, but Missy didn’t care for it.

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Complete the analogies. Place a  by the sentences with a compound predicate. .

___ 1. Mom and Susan shopped for new curtains for ice : solid : : ______: gas Susan’s bedroom. ______: sky : : green : grass ___ 2. Energetic Peter jogged around the block and swam at the pool. pencil : journal : : ______: : coloring book

___ 3. Bella will sing and dance in the talent show giraffe : Africa : : kangaroo : ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“have you ever saw a silent movie,” asked josie as they enter the movie theater?

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Underline the demonstrative adjectives. If incorrect, change them. What change, if any, is needed? My Mom drinks coffee every morning, and reads the newspaper. 1. This crayons belong in that box. A. My mom drinks coffee every morning, and reads the newspaper. 2. That snow angels look so beautiful! B. My mom drinks coffee every morning. And reads the newspaper. C. My mom drinks coffee every morning and reads the newspaper. Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review

Week 33

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 33, Monday Name______

Write Place a  by the correct compound sentences. a sentence using the idiom.

___ 1. Aunt Marcy went to chef’s school when my cousin a barrel of laughs was a baby. ___ 2. Uncle Joey and Uncle John went to mechanic’s ______school. ___ 3. Uncle Martin went to dentist’s school, and Aunt ______Jessica went to beautician’s school.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

its unpossible to swim across the atlantic ocean

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Which words can be used with the prefix? Write the words. What is the best way to combine the sentences? Ted likes to read. Joe likes to play football.

un- A. Ted likes to read, then Joe likes to play football. tie happy beautiful B. Ted likes to read because Joes likes to play football. ______C. Ted likes to read after Joe likes to play football. D. Ted likes to read, but Joe likes to play football. ______

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Write a sentence using the idiom. Place a  by the correct compound sentences.

___ 1. Louise had her hair cut while Chris shopped in the in a pickle mall. ___ 2. Elizabeth is a beautician, and George is a barber. ______

___ 3. Jonathan gathered firewood, and Isabella ______unpacked the picnic basket.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

wrigleys spearmint gum is my favoritist gum

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Which words can be used with the prefix? Write the words. What is the best way to combine the sentences?

over- Sue has a cat. Her cousin prefers dogs. worked gnarly joyed A. Sue has a cat, and her cousin prefers dogs. B. Sue has a cat, but her cousin prefers dogs. ______C. Sue has a cat, her cousin prefers dogs. ______D. Sue has a cat, because her cousin prefers dogs.

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Write a sentence using the idiom. Place a  by the correct compound sentences.

___ 1. Mindy put her arms around Mom, and Mom gave couldn’t believe my ears her a big hug. ___ 2. Josephine set the table while Grandpa cooked ______the spaghetti. ___ 3. David mowed the lawn, and Judy watered the ______flowers.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

then we sees those humongous swiming pool and we all runned and jumpt in

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Which words can be used with the prefix? Write the words. What is the best way to combine the sentences? il- We all sat down. The band started playing. possible legal logical A. The band started playing when we all sat down. B. The band started playing, when we all sat down. ______C. The band started playing while we all sat down. ______D. The band started playing, we all sat down.

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Write Place a  by the correct compound sentences. a sentence using the idiom.

___ 1. The garden grew well because Christopher cracks me up watered it every day. ___ 2. Victoria took her dog, Lucy, to be trained, and ______now Lucy sits and stays on command. ___ 3. Grace set out the game board while Anna popped ______the popcorn.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

its inpossible to back a turkey in a easy-bake oven

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Which words can be used with the prefix? Write the words. What is the best way to combine the sentences? under- Mom makes cakes. Joey loves to taste the icing. dog nourished sore A. Mom makes cakes, Joey loves to taste the icing. B. Joey tastes the icing when Mom loves to make cakes. ______C. Joey loves to taste the icing when Mom makes cakes. D. When Joey loves to taste the icing, Mom makes ______cakes.

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Write a sentence using the idiom. Place a  by the correct compound sentences. .

___ 1. The garden grew well because Christopher couldn’t believe my ears watered it every day. ______2. Elizabeth is a beautician, and George is a barber. ___ 3. David mowed the lawn, and Judy watered the flowers. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

then we sees those humongous swiming pool and we all runned and jumpt in

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Which words can be used with the prefix? Write the words. What is the best way to combine the sentences? il- Mom makes cakes. Joey loves to taste the icing. possible legal logical A. Mom makes cakes, Joey loves to taste the icing. B. Joey tastes the icing when Mom loves to make cakes. ______C. Joey loves to taste the icing when Mom makes cakes. D. When Joey loves to taste the icing, Mom makes ______cakes.

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Week 34

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 34, Monday Name______

Underline the dependent clause in the complex sentences. Write a sentence using the idiom.

1. After we go to the movies, we’ll have pizza. wouldn’t hurt a flea 2. The party will start after everyone arrives. ______3. If at first you don’t succeed, you should try again. 4. Although Joanna is good at math, she still studied for her test. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“i do’nt got no freckles said dennis, as he looks in the mirror

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Which words can be used with the suffix? Write the words. What change, if any, is needed?

-hood Jerry doesn’t never forget his homework. neighbor happy brother A. change doesn’t to does’nt B. change never to ever ______C. change homework to home work ______D. no change needed

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 34, Tuesday Name______

Underline the dependent clause in the complex sentences. Write a sentence using the idiom.

1. Tony couldn’t play outside because it was raining. hit the hay 2. After we played at recess, Mrs. Boyer read us a story. ______3. We completed all our work while we listened to music. 4. Joseph devoured the cupcake even though he doesn’t usually like chocolate. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

the pacific ocean doesnt have no fresh water in it

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Which words can be used with the suffix? Write the words. What change, if any, is needed?

-able The Rocky Mountains don’t have no polar bears living there. squeal depend comfort A. change Mountains to mountains B. change don’t to doesn’t ______C. change no to any ______D. make no change

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 34, Wednesday Name______

Underline the dependent clause in the complex sentences. Write a sentence using the idiom.

1. If I were principal of our school, I would make recess an arm and a leg an hour long! 2. Jamie ran outside to play because his chores were all ______done. 3. Where is the book that I borrowed from the library? ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

aaron doesnt hardly never git tackled when he play football

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Which words can be used with the suffix? Write the words. What change, if any, is needed? -ly Lake Superior isn’t home to no octopuses. fair print love A. change no to any B. change Superior to superior ______C. change isn’t to is’nt ______D. make no change

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 34, Thursday Name______

Underline the dependent clause in the complex sentences. Write a sentence using the idiom.

1. Mom won’t let me keep my puppy in the house unless I night owl train him better. 2. As the morning announcements ended, we all began our ______work. 3. I couldn’t have dessert until I finished my dinner. ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

My Grandma dont never let us play basketball in the street

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Which words can be used with the suffix? Write the words. What change, if any, is needed? -less My grandpa hardly never forgets to water his garden. green care hope A. change grandpa to Grandpa B. change forgets to forget ______C. change never to ever ______D. no change needed

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review Week 34, Quiz Name______

Underline the dependent clause in the complex sentences. Write a sentence using the idiom. .

1. After we go to the movies, we’ll have pizza. an arm and a leg 2. We completed all our work while we listened to music. ______3. Mom won’t let me keep my puppy in the house unless I train him better. ______4. Tony couldn’t play outside because it was raining.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

“i do’nt got no freckles said dennis, as he looks in the mirror

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Which words can be used with the suffix? Write the words. What change, if any, is needed? -able Jerry doesn’t never forget his homework. squeal depend comfort A. change doesn’t to does’nt B. change never to ever ______C. change homework to home work ______D. no change needed

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review

Week 35

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 35, Monday Name______

Write the letter to show which sentence structure. Write a sentence using the idiom.

______1. After we finish our work, we can play a game. sick as a dog

______2. I drank chocolate milk, and Jessica drank white milk.

A Simple B Compound C Complex ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

i realy like the zoo alot “said ralph” as he entered the reptile house too see the snacks.

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Write a sentence using the preposition. What change, if any, is needed?

under Were going to Table Rock Lake for our summer vacation.

A. change Were to We’re ______B. change Lake to lake C. change our to hour ______D. no change needed

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Write the letter to show which sentence structure. Write a sentence using the idiom.

______1. We will do well on our test if we study. high on the hog

______2. Maria went outside to play on the play scape.

A Simple B Compound C Complex ______

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

there my favrit pants yelped brandon as the soop spilt all over them

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Write a sentence using the preposition. What change, if any, is needed?

Melinda used her ruler to draw a straight line that was through four inchs long.

A. change straight to strait ______B. change four to for

______C. change inchs to inches D. make no change Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 35, Wednesday Name______

Write the letter to show which sentence structure. Write a sentence using the idiom.

a piece of cake ______1. Until I clean my room, I can’t play. ______2. Brian brought his science project to school. ______A Simple B Compound C Complex

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

there gonna go with us to the monster truck show! said Jose excited.

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Write a sentence using the preposition. What change, if any, is needed?

over The Grand Canyon is one of the most famous landmark in the United States.

______A. change Canyon to canyon B. change landmark to landmarks ______C. change one to won D. make no change

Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review Week 35, Thursday Name______

Write the letter to show which sentence structure. Write a sentence using the idiom.

______1. I would buy you some ice cream, but I don’t have a little bird told me any money. ______2. Since the little girl got her American Girl doll, she has played with it every day. ______A Simple B Compound C Complex

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

allen pickt up the too heavyest bags of grocerys and carryed them inside.

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Write a sentence using the preposition. What change, if any, is needed?

Before school started, Anna bought two pencils two to erasers, and a snack.

A. delete the comma ______B. insert a comma after pencils C. change snack to snake ______D. no change needed Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review Week 35, Quiz Name______

Write the letter to show which sentence structure. Write a sentence using the idiom. . high on the hog ______1. After we finish our work, we can play a game.

______2. Brian brought his science project to school. ______

______3. I drank chocolate milk, and Jessica drank white milk. ______A Simple B Compound C Complex

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

allen pickt up the too heavyest bags of grocerys and carryed them inside.

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Write a sentence using the preposition. What change, if any, is needed?

under The Grand Canyon is one of the most famous landmark in the United States.

______A. change Canyon to canyon B. change landmark to landmarks ______C. change one to won D. make no change Challenge: Choose one box above. On the back, write your own ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Warm-Up questions similar to the questions in the box. 5-Minute Language Review

Week 36

Name ______5-Minute Language Review Week 36, Monday Name______

Write a palindrome based on the clues. Write the letter to show which sentence structure. A palindrome reads the same frontwards and backwards..

______1. After school is out, we’ll have a super fun summer 1. even vacation. ______2. I’m going to art camp this summer, and my sister is going to cheerleading camp. 2. a girl’s name

A Simple B Compound C Complex ______

Write the answers to the riddles.

1. What starts with a T, ends with a T, and has T in it? ______

2. How many letters are there in the English alphabet? ______

3. Which letter in the alphabet has the most water? ______

Write a Hink Pink for the answer. Write a Hinky Pinky for the answer. A Hink Pink has two rhyming words (each with 1 syllable). A Hinky Pinky has two rhyming words (each with 2 syllables).

1. a large group of noisy people 1. a small violin

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2. an unhappy father 2. a strong daisy

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Challenge: Write your own Hink Pink or Hinky Pinky on the back. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review Week 36, Tuesday Name______

Write a palindrome based on the clues. Write the letter to show which sentence structure. A palindrome reads the same frontwards and backwards..

______1. Since school was almost out, Barbara began to plan 1. a small child her summer reading. ______2. Tyler swims every day at the pool during the summer. 2. your parent

A Simple B Compound C Complex ______

Write the answers to the riddles.

1. What do you call a sleeping dinosaur? ______

2. What do you say when you meet a two-headed dinosaur? ______

3. What’s as big as a dinosaur but weighs nothing? ______

Write a Hink Pink for the answer. Write a Hinky Pinky for the answer. A Hink Pink has two rhyming words (each with 1 syllable). A Hinky Pinky has two rhyming words (each with 2 syllables).

1. a flying insect that costs no money 1. a Norseman on a two-wheeler

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2. closet for a sweeping tool 2. a disgusting pair

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Challenge: Write your own Hink Pink or Hinky Pinky on the back. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review Week 36, Wednesday Name______

Write a palindrome based on the clues. Write the letter to show which sentence structure. A palindrome reads the same frontwards and backwards..

1. a black or red spice ______1. Grandma bought me new flip flops for summer. ______2. It will be hot this summer, so Mom bought me new tank tops to wear. 2. several songs sung alone A Simple B Compound C Complex ______

Write the answers to the riddles.

1. Why don’t monkeys play chess in the jungle? ______

2. What did the monkey say when he cut off his tail? ______

3. Why did the giant ape climb up the side of the building? ______

Write a Hink Pink for the answer. Write a Hinky Pinky for the answer. A Hink Pink has two rhyming words (each with 1 syllable). A Hinky Pinky has two rhyming words (each with 2 syllables).

1. chubby rodent 1. a baseball player who earned more money

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2. just purchased church seat 2. a hilarious hare

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Challenge: Write your own Hink Pink or Hinky Pinky on the back. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review Week 36, Thursday Name______

Write a palindrome based on the clues. Write the letter to show which sentence structure. A palindrome reads the same frontwards and backwards..

1. more crimson ______1. Before we go to the beach, we have to pack the car. ______2. Mom said we can’t go until we clean the house. 2. respectful title for a lady A Simple B Compound C Complex ______

Write the answers to the riddles.

1. Why was six afraid of seven? ______

2. How can you make seven even? ______

3. A woman has seven daughters, and each daughter has a brother. How many children does the woman have all together? ______

Write a Hinky Pinky for the answer. Write a Hink Pink for the answer. A Hinky Pinky has two rhyming words (each with 2 syllables). A Hink Pink has two rhyming words (each with 1 syllable).

1. an impertinent young man 1. the smarter boxer

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2. a pig’s eating utensil 2. a sleepy flower

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Challenge: Write your own Hink Pink or Hinky Pinky on the back. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review Week 36, Quiz Name______

Write a palindrome based on the clues. Write the letter to show which sentence structure. A palindrome reads the same frontwards and backwards..

______1. Grandma bought me new flip flops for summer. 1. a fast track vehicle ______2. Before we go to the beach, we have to pack the car. ______3. Mom said we can go swimming, so we have to get ready. 2. an object detection system A Simple B Compound C Complex ______

Write the answers to the riddles.

1. What do you get when you cross an elephant and a fish? ______

2. Why are elephants so poor? ______

3. What do you do with a green elephant? ______

Write a Hink Pink for the answer. Write a Hinky Pinky for the answer. A Hink Pink has two rhyming words (each with 1 syllable). A Hinky Pinky has two rhyming words (each with 2 syllables).

1. an intelligent beginning 1. a bad sunburn on your sibling

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2. a portly feline 2. a fruit that needs a shave

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Challenge: Write your own Hink Pink or Hinky Pinky on the back. ©Rosie’s Resources 5-Minute Language Review

Answer Keys Answer Key Week 1

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Complete Sentences Complete Sentences Complete Sentences Complete Sentences Complete Sentences  1.  1.  1. 1. x 1.  2. x 2. x 2. x 2. x 2.   3.  3. 3. x 3. x 4. x 3. x 4. x 4.  4. x Nouns 4.  Nouns Verbs Verbs Nouns Verbs holiday Titles of Books, etc. searched books learn picnic puppy mark firecracker The Dallas Morning bought scissors Common Nouns scoot food music sing backpack earthquake loosen News found picnic play backpack teach street glitter Civil War on Sunday play relatives kennel friends read laughter visit The Lost and Found Dog mark classmates glitter bed shine cousins print Return of the Jedi newsletter pledge visit Afternoon on the Common Nouns desk Proper Nouns shine print Amazon book Glenbrook Elementary yesterday teacher America, the Beautiful puppies Monday recess The Magic Treehouse My Day at the Zoo pledge Jessie Labor Day ribs The Cat in the Hat Proper Nouns Jello Atlanta Daily News Sentence Revision Tuesday Sentence Revision Sentence Revision How to Care for Your My grandma bought me Puppy Mom, may I help you in Did you cry when you some school supplies at the kitchen? Wal-Mart. Sentence Revision read Charlotte’s Web? My sister and I just Sentence Revision Double Consonants Mom, may I help you in Double Consonants moved to Sunnyview mid ǀ dle Contractions Elementary School. the kitchen? middle dress (only 1 syllable) can’t sudden Double Consonants sud ǀ den doesn’t Contractions yel ǀ low yellow scribble would’ve can’t ham ǀ mer zipper paddle we’ll would’ve cuddle grill (only 1 syllable) waffle Double Consonants dropped middle hammer C C B C B Answer Key Week 2

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Type of Sentence Type of Sentence Type of Sentence Type of Sentence Type of Sentence D C B A B

Similes Similes Similes Similes 1. as hot as the equator 1. happy as a clam Answers will vary. 1. white as snow 2. as white as snow 2. cute as a kitten Similes 2. like watching grass 3. blind as a bat 3. felt like a grownup 1. warm as toast grow 4. as snug as a bug in a 4. as tall as the oak tree 3. felt like a grownup rug 2. broad as a building 3. rough as sandpaper 4. blind as a bat Sentence Revision 4. like watching grass Sentence Revision The judge said that Brian’s Sentence Revision grow My grandpa and I were cookies were the best in “May I use the restroom, Sentence Revision going to Wal-Mart to Sentence Revision the contest. buy groceries for Mom. please?” asked Eddie. We’re going to the We’re going to the movies with their cousins Plurals movies with their on Saturday. loaves cousins on Saturday. halves Plurals Plurals Plurals Plurals leaves beaches wives glasses knives shelves lunches elves brushes leaves calves sandwiches classes brushes knives churches crashes churches

C A B B C Answer Key Week 3

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences 1.  1.  1.  1. x 2. x 1. x 2.  2. x 2. x 3.  2. x 3. x 3. x 3.  3.  Prepositional Phrases Prepositional Phrases Prepositional Phrases Prepositional Phrases Prepositional Phrases 1. in my bed 1. at the door 1. in the garage 1. under his bed 1. under the porch with me when I come home 2. under the bed 2. on the sofa 2. to us 2. under the covers from school 3. across the street 3. after school 3. across the yard on top 2. on the floor 4. for my mom’s 4. on the floor 4. for thirty minutes of my pillow birthday around his neck by the back door 3. in my room 3. on the floor on the floor Sentence Revision Sentence Revision over me Cooper might be a bit Sentence Revision 4. up the side My dalmation puppy has Spotty was all muddy, but 4. in the backyard messy, but he’s the best brown spots, and Mia’s he didn’t want to take a of my bed dog in the world! for 30 minutes puppy has black spots. bath. Plurals Sentences Revision Plurals Sentence Revision Plurals teeth Gracie doesn’t like getting teeth Cooper might be a bit a bath, but it’s better than men mice mice messy, but he’s the best being smelly! feet geese dog in the world! men children sheep Prepositional Phrases feet Prepositional Phrases women Answers will vary. Answers will vary. D

D A C B Answer Key Week 4

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Subject/Verb Agreement Subject/Verb Agreement Subject/Verb Agreement Subject/Verb Agreement Subject/Verb Agreement 1.  1.  1. x 1.  1.  2. x 2.  2. x 2.  2. x 3. x 3. x 3.  3. x 3. x 4. x Prefixes Prefixes Prefixes Prefixes im; not mobile Prefixes 1. mis; does not behave 1. pre; a school before un; not wanted im; not possible regular school mis; not read correctly 1. un; not wanted 2. mis; did not read in; not accurate correctly 2. re; view it again re; view again 2. un; not hurt il; not legal 3. dis; make it not able 3. under; not fed enough in; not accurate 3. non; has no fat 4. over; worked too hard 4. dis; does not agree 4. non; does not make Sentence Revision sense “I want to train police Sentence Revision Sentence Revision dogs when I grow up,” Sentence Revision said Jason. “I want to train police Sentence Revision Ben is entering his dog in dogs when I grow up,” Is Jack or Ryan going to said Jason. Do Madelyn and Ella have the dog show, but Logan the dog show on a black and white puppy? will just watch. Irregular Verbs Tuesday? paid put Irregular Verbs Irregular Verbs Irregular Verbs Irregular Verbs rode froze ate began fell slept chose fell brought left fell froze built flew rode gave chose came

C B C A C Answer Key Week 5 Quiz Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Compound Subjects Compound Subjects Compound Subjects Compound Subjects Compound Subjects 1.  1.  1. x 1.  1. x 2. x 2. x 2.  2. x 2.  3.  3.   3.  3. x 3. Greek/Latin Roots 1. aqua = water Greek/Latin Roots Greek/Latin Roots Greek/Latin Roots Greek/Latin Roots arium = place 1. bio = life 1. auto = self 2. thermo = heat 1. tele = far 1. tri = three graph = write or draw mob = move meter = measure scope = see cycle = round 2. tri = three 2. bio = life 2. auto = self 2. bi = two cycle = round graph = write or draw bio = life cycle = round graph = write or draw

Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Tony Hawk was born May “Where is my Lego Spider “Where is my Lego Spider The Schwinn Bicycle 12, 1968 in San Diego, Man?” wailed Joshua. California. Angela bought the Beanie Man?” wailed Joshua. Company was started in Baby Handbook to Chicago, Illinois in 1885. research her Beanie Baby collection. Adjectives Adjectives Adjectives Adjectives plastic Legos Adjectives fourth grade red bicycle important paper fourth grade bold knight first chapter inflatable tires wooden logs mashed potatoes powerful engine green grass fantastic design joyous children powerful engine yellow parakeet five puppies plastic Lego five cyclists new supplies

B B C C A Answer Key Week 6 Quiz Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Monday Compound Predicates Compound Predicates Compound Predicates Compound Predicates Compound Predicates 1.  1.  1. x 1.  1.  2. x 2.  2.  2.  2. x 3. x 3. x 3. x 3. x 3.  4.  4.  -tion and -sion suffixes -tion and -sion suffixes -tion and -sion suffixes 1. preparation -tion and -sion suffixes sh sound 1. action prepare 1. vacation act -tion 1. vacation vacation vacate -ion vacate repetition 2. conclusion -ion -ion worship motion 2. exploration conclude explore -sion 2. explosion delicious mushy 2. competition -tion explode compete 3. population -sion official mushroom 3. translation populate -ion 3. preparation musician lotion translate -ion -ion prepare partial permission 3. explosion -tion explode conscious mansion -sion Sentence Revision Sentence Revision action profession Alligators are found only in A snake will strike when Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision the United States and China. it’s time to eat or if it’s A frog rolls out its long threatened. “Where did you go on A snake will strike when vacation last year?” asked tongue to catch insects. it’s time to eat or if it’s Brayden. threatened. Adverbs Adverbs Adverbs watches rarely Adverbs answered honestly Adverbs ran quickly smiled happily disappeared mysteriously smiled happily will eat tomorrow visited yesterday speak slowly eats regularly speaks slowly will finish Eventually watches rarely visited yesterday visited yesterday answered correctly delivered daily delivered daily A B A C B Answer Key Week 7 Quiz Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences 1. x 1. x 1.  1.  1. x 2. x 2. x 2.  2. x 2.  3.  3.  3. x 3. x 3. x 4.  Prefixes Prefixes Prefixes Prefixes i m p a t i e n t u n n e c e s s a r y Prefixes i l l e g a l i l l e g a l not patient not legal not legal not necessary i r r e l e v a n t i l l e g i b l e not relevant i m m o r a l i n c o r r e c t i n a c t i v e not legible i r r e s i s t i b l e not moral not active not correct i n c o r r e c t not resistible u n a f r a i d i m p o s s i b l e not correct i m p o s s i b l e i m m a t u r e not afraid not possible not possible not mature Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Mom gave me permission My aunt’s picture is prettier Connor is a good musician, to go to Grandma’s house This dress is the cheapest than mine. This dress is the and Dylan is a good artist. after school. one Mom and I could find cheapest one Mom and to buy. I could find to buy. Adjectives Adjectives Adjectives Adjectives Adjectives deep, deeper, deepest wonderful tall, taller, tallest tall fast, faster, fastest green, greener, greenest more wonderful good, better, best most wonderful taller brave, braver, bravest heavy, heavier, heaviest tallest dark, darker, darkest little, littler, littlest bad, worse, worst magnificent funny, funnier, funniest many, more, most more magnificent beautiful most magnificent more beautiful most beautiful B B C A B Answer Key Week 8

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies 1. never 1. baby 1. road 2. awake 2. leave 2. tiny 1. rock 1. die 3. praise 3. rug 3. jump 2. few 2. praise 4. inhale 4. father 4. build 3. leader 3. leader 4. close 4. build Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns 1. myself Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns 1. yourself 1. myself 2. herself 1. himself 1. herself 2. ourselves 2. himself 2. himself 3. herself 3. herself 2. herself 3. myself 3. themselves 4. themselves 4. ourselves 3. themselves 4. himself 4. herself 4. itself

Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Elephants are born A female gazelle is called a Zebras’ stripes help them A giraffe is the tallest A giraffe is the tallest without tusks, get baby doe, and a male is called a blend in with the herd. animal on earth, and its animal on earth, and its tusks, and replace those buck. heart is two feet long! heart is two feet long! with adult tusks. Correlative Conjunctions Correlative Conjunctions Neither / nor Correlative Conjunctions Correlative Conjunctions Correlative Conjunctions Neither / nor Either / or Either / or Both / and Either / or Neither / nor Both / and Neither / nor Either / or Both / and Either / or Both / and Neither / nor Both / and

A B A B B Answer Key Week 9

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies 1. messy 1. false 1. car 1. couch 1. couch 2. flour 2. answer 2. theirs 2. remembered 2. remembered 3. serious 3. opinion 3. pull 3. smart 3. noisy 4. hat 4. nice 4. crash 4. after 4. nice

Homophones Homophones Homophones Homophones Homophones 1. cell 1. knew 1. piece 1. its 1. its 2. grate 2. It’s 2. their 2. their 2. one 3. knew 3. they’re 3. lessen 3. too 3. meet 4. too 4. allowed 4. lesson 4. their 4. too Sentence Revision Sentence Revision The Constitution of the Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision United States tells The Civil War was a sad The Emancipation Five states have beaches The Constitution of citizens about their rights. time in the history of the Proclamation was signed along the Gulf of Mexico. the United States tells United States of America. citizens about their by President Abraham rights. Lincoln.

Spelling – Silent Letters Spelling Demons Spelling – Silent Letters known, knit Spelling Demons Spelling Demons thumb 1. days wren 1. It’s, write 1. It’s, write chalk, lamb 2. with 2. know watch, knob, hatch 2. with align 3. Where 3. one, piece pitcher, judge 3. one, piece folk, climb, psychic, gnaw C B A D B Answer Key Week 10

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Transitions - B Transitions - C Transitions - D Transitions - A Transitions - B

Relative Pronouns Relative Pronouns Relative Pronouns Relative Pronouns Relative Pronouns who who that who who that which whom whose that who who whom who whose whose whose that that that

Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision My dad grows prize Mrs. Rhupka speaks Farmers’ wives are always We listened to my only We listened to my potatoes and tomatoes Chinese, Japanese, and busy baking loaves of uncle’s stories about only uncle’s stories in his garden. cowboys and rodeos. Hindu. about cowboys and bread. rodeos.

Order of Adjectives Order of Adjectives Order of Adjectives Order of Adjectives Order of Adjectives 1. B 1. B 1. B 1. A 1. B 2. B 2. A 2. A 2. B 2. B A B B A A Answer Key Week 11

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Transitions - C Transitions - B Transitions - D Transitions - C Transitions - C

Relative Adverbs Relative Adverbs Relative Adverbs Relative Adverbs Relative Adverbs where when when where where why why where why why why where when when where where where why where where

Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision “May I use the restroom?” “May we go to Water My dad towed our car to “May I use the Yesterday, I was going to asked Brenda. World this summer?” rent some videos. the shop for repairs. restroom?” asked asked Fernando. Brenda.

Progressive Progressive Progressive Progressive Progressive Verb Tenses - B Verb Tenses - C Verb Tenses - C Verb Tenses - B Verb Tenses - B

A B A B A Answer Key Week 12

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Complete Sentences Complete Sentences Complete Sentences Complete Sentences Complete Sentences 1. x 1.  1.  1.  1.  2.  2. x 2. x 2. x 2. x 3. x 3. x 3. x 3. x 3.  Similes Nouns Nouns Nouns Similes November drumstick / bat Thanksgiving Wampanoags Mayflower pie / silk 1. pumpkin / ball food courage relatives Everyone / hyenas 2. pie / ambrosia month friend Thanksgiving I / turkey 3. leaves / mountain harvest friendship holiday celebration 4. Jamie / Eskimo thankfulness happiness Similes voyage religion Sentence Revision Sentence Revision 1. leaves / mountain Pilgrims fear “Let’s go to the farm, 2. drumstick / bat harvest My Aunt Sophie brought curiosity and we’ll choose a Indians delicious dinner rolls, huge pumpkin,” said sugary pecan pies, and Mom. mashed potatoes. Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision The Pilgrims crossed the My mom and I were raking Atlantic Ocean and all the leaves in the yard The Pilgrims crossed the landed in America on yesterday. Atlantic Ocean and Plurals Plurals December 21, 1620. landed in America on dresses December 21, 1620. calves bushes Double Consonants glasses wolves Double Consonants suddenly boxes hopping Double Consonants elves stopped stopped hopping tomorrow wives happening shopping beginning hopping Plurals winning shelves brushes B A C C B Answer Key Week 13

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Editing Sentences Editing Sentences Editing Sentences Editing Sentences Editing Sentences 1. x insert and after 1.  1.  1. x change is to are 1. x change can to must 2. x change measure to the comma 2. x no subject 2.  2. x change the comma measures 2.  3. x change measure to to a question mark; 3. x change the comma to 3. x having should be a question mark; 3.  measures change the question has mark to a period change the question 4.  mark to a period 3. x change there to Prepositions 4. x changes: Prepositions their there to their; (Students should circle Prefixes (Students should circle 4.  comma to words that are in bold.) overslept-slept too much a question mark; words that are in bold.) exclamation 1. around their ankles overworked-worked too Suffixes 1. in the morning point to a period 2. in the world hard before breakfast lovable-can be loved 3. of grain undercooked-not cooked Affixes 2. at his grandfather’s forcible-was or can be of hay enough overslept-slept too much ranch of water forced underdog-the one underdog-the one expected to 3. in the hay adjustable-can be adjusted expected to lose lose at the top audible-can be heard adjustable-can be adjusted of the pile audible-can be heard 4. with oats Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision They’re all going to be at Sentence Revision Sentence Revision A normal horseshoe the trail ride on Saturday. “Can we get a pony, Mom?” “Can we get a pony, asked Hannah. Braydon rides his horse weighs one pound, but a Mom?” asked Hannah. Adjectives every Saturday, and Clydesdale’s shoe weighs (Students should circle Irregular Verbs Landon rides with him. five pounds. words that are in bold.) brought Irregular Verbs sleeping bag kept folding chair Plurals brought roller skates Adjectives deer Plurals (Students should circle words woke fishing boat oxen men that are in bold.) kept cooking pot sheep geese sleeping bag wrote work clothes roller skates teeth mice reference books cooking pot children hair brush reference books B B A A C Answer Key Week 14

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Compound Sentences Compound Predicates Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences 1.  1.  1.  1.  1.  2. x 2. x 2. x 2. x 2. x 3.  3.  3. x 3. x 4. x 4.  3. x 4.  4.  Adverbs Adverbs Adjectives Similes (Students should circle (Students should circle 1. like a bowlful of jelly 1. beautiful presents words that are in bold.) words that are in bold.) belly / jelly Similes 2. special gift 1. freezing snow 2. like a flash 1. merrily placed I / flash Answers will vary. Adverbs 2. waited patiently 2. steaming apple cider 3. soft, velvety dress 3. like a peddler just 1. merrily placed 3. slept soundly 4. Melodic sounds opening his pack 2. quietly sipped 4. secretly tried He / peddler 4. like the down of a thistle they / down of a thistle Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Last Christmas, we sang Many people of African Sentence Revision She loves to read For Christmas last year, we songs with our families. descent celebrate For Christmas last year, we books and bake baked cookies, sang songs, Kwanzaa in December. baked cookies, sang songs, Christmas cookies. and decorated the tree. and decorated the tree.

Possessives Possessives Contractions uncles’ boys’ Contractions Contractions they’d baker’s might’ve teachers’ they’d would’ve girl’s tree’s might’ve trees she’d Possessives customers’ must’ve we’ve uncles’ they’d o’clock customers’

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Sentence Punctuation Sentence Punctuation Sentence Punctuation Sentence Punctuation Sentence Punctuation 1.  1.  1. x 1. x 1. x 2. x 2. x 2.  2.  3. x 2.  3.  3.  3. x 4.  3. x 4. x 4.  4.  4. x Suffixes Prefixes Suffixes (Students should circle Affixes Prefixes letters that are in bold.) (Students should circle (Students should circle (Students should circle (Students should circle pian ist one who plays letters that are in bold.) letters that are in bold.) letters that are in bold.) letters that are in bold.) the piano barb er one who cuts hair courageous ly with dis allow not allow pre pay pay ahead of time sub marine a vessel that plaus ible can be believed courage il literate cannot read mis quote quote goes under water celebrat ion an act of kind ness an act of barb er one who cuts hair incorrectly il literate cannot read celebrating being kind invent or one who invents dis allow not allow im modest not modest art ist one who creates art invent or one who un necessary not dis agree does not agree invents necessary Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision The largest snowman was “Would you like to make The largest snowman Janice read The Snowy My mom makes more completed in Bethel, Maine snow angels, Annie?” was completed in Day to her little brother. delicious hot chocolate on February 28, 2008. asked Morgan. Bethel, Maine on than I do. February 28, 2008.

Comparative & Comparative & Comparative & Superlative Adjectives Comparative & Comparative & Superlative Adjectives Superlative Adjectives Superlative Adjectives more thoughtful more beautiful Superlative Adjectives more generous more generous busier most thoughtful most beautiful most generous most generous busiest more wonderful better more amazing better most wonderful more important best most amazing most important best

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies house hand carpenter freezer house hand fish finger cook flake cook car strings microphone summer flake foot country cook worse Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns Homophones Homophones himself himself itself write It’s yourself its himself herself stair Homophones they’re ourselves piece yourself Two; too; to Their; there piece themselves myself Their; there

Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision May David and I watch the “May we stay up late to Speed skating is one of the Winter Olympics on Speed skating is one of watch figure skating?” “Riding a luge would most popular sports in the the most popular sports television this year? asked Chloe. be faster than riding in Olympics. in the Olympics. a speeding car!” exclaimed Brian. Correlative Conjunctions Spelling Correlative Conjunctions Neither / nor comb Not only / but also Correlative Conjunctions both / and depot Spelling Neither / nor Not only / but also scene beginning Spelling Either / or Neither / nor column begging scene Both / and stopped begging column

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Transitions Transitions Transitions Transitions Transitions D A D A A

Relative Pronouns Relative Adverbs Relative Adverbs Relative Pronouns Relative Pronouns 1. whose 1. when 1. where 1. who 1. who 2. to whom 2. where 2. why 2. to whom 3. when Relative Adverbs 2. that 3. for whom 3. why 4. why 1. why 3. which 4. that 4. where 2. where 4. that Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision After the game, we Sentence Revision “Are you playing in Little I play on the Braves, and Jimmie’s mom brought celebrated at Pizza “Are you playing in Little League this year?” asked my cousin plays on the bubble gum, energy bars, Palace. League this year?” asked Ryan. Cubs. and juice for snacks. Ryan.

Order of Adjectives Order of Adjectives Progressive Adverbs 1. B Progressive Verbs Order of Adjectives 1. A C 2. A C B 2. B Progressive Verbs C

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Sentence Fragments & Sentence Fragments & Sentence Fragments & Sentence Fragments & Sentence Fragments & Run-ons Run-ons Run-ons Run-ons Run-ons 1.  1. x 1. x 1. x 1. x 2.  2. x 2. x 2. x 2. x 3. x 3. x 3.  3.  3.  Greek & Latin Roots Greek & Latin Roots Capitalization Titles Capitalization tele = far Revolutionary War pre = before Declaration of Independence Curious George and the dict = speak scope = see Colgate Hot Air Balloon Seattle Declaration of Independence hyper = extra auto = self Dear How to Build a Hot Air Empire State Building therm = heat mob = move Yours Balloon Memorial Day meter = measure Revolutionary War Dear Sentence Revision Yours Greek & Latin Roots Grandpa and I are going to Colgate Sentence Revision hyper = extra the balloon exposition. Sentence Revision Last year, we saw a therm = heat Dad and I were going to guy flying a hot air meter = measure Plurals the balloon festival. balloon. Sentence Revision mangoes Michael said, “Look at the Sentence Revision heroes balloons. They’re over Grandpa and I are going to stereos there!” Verbs Verbs the balloon exposition. duos broke lit kept Verbs Plurals felt slept dug heroes shone forgave had stereos froze knew grew Verbs knew slept

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Pronouns Pronouns Pronouns Pronouns Pronouns 1. They 1. We 1. theirs 1. its 1. theirs 2. them 2. mine 2. theirs 2. them 2. its 3. ours 3. its References 3. ours References A C References References C C References Friendly Letters Friendly Letters A Dear Mom and Dad, Dear David, Friendly Letters We’re happy you’re having Friendly Letters I’m having a great time at Dear Joanie, a good time at camp. Here’s Dear David, camp. Dad, please send Friendly Letters a little money for you. Have I recently purchased We’re happy you’re money! There are some Dear Maria, fun and be safe! some red hair dye. It’s having a good time at camp. cool souvenirs in the gift Thank you, Maria, for the Your parents, supposed to turn my Here’s a little money for shop I would like to buy. journal you gave me for Mom and Dad hair a beautiful red. yourself. Have fun and be Your son, my birthday. Where did Instead, it turned bright safe! David you find such a cute orange! Do you know journal? Of all my Your parents, how to turn my hair presents, I think I will enjoy Mom and Dad Alphabetical Order Guide Words back to its original yours the most. 1 magazine magazine color? magnetic Very truly yours, 2 magician Cynthia Your friend, Guide Words 3 manufacture promise Guide Words Harriet 4 meal professional promise progress professional progress Guide Words tattoo technology teacher teapot B C C A C Answer Key Week 20

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Commas Commas Commas Commas Commas 1. Ankeny, 1. 14, 1. Charlotte, 1. said, 1. Charlotte, 2. books, 2. dinner, 2. Johnny, 2. Please, Johnny, 2. dinner, 3. strawberry, 3. strawberry, 3. door, coat, 3. fish, 3. strawberry, 4. yours, 4. 22, 4. Connie, 4. falling, 4. no comma needed Apostrophes Apostrophes Apostrophes Apostrophes would’ve Apostrophes Mom’s girls’ family’s Mom’s don’t Grandpa’s graders’ sisters’ sisters’ mustn’t Greg’s men’s children’s children’s I’m Charlie’s cousins’ ladies’ must’ve would’ve Patrick’s boys’ mom’s Charlie’s won’t Owen’s children’s school’s girls’ that’s Joey’s women’s uncles’ women’s must’ve Jerome’s uncles’ friends’ won’t Luke’s wouldn’t Joey’s we’ll Simple Subject & Simple Subject & Predicate Predicate Simple Subject & Predicate Brian loves Simple Subject & Predicate Simple Subject & Predicate We are Darlene loves Gary bowled dog was chasing Thomas has Darlene loves Aunt Diana bought Gracie will eat Gracie will eat movie was Jose promised Lucy is jumping movie was Shelby drew Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies difficult similar Analogies decline rest clean yell similar right evening dead inhale start worst pail inhale yell opinion sweet right dishonest C A D C D Answer Key Week 21

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Similes Similes Similes Similes Similes 1. shiny as glass 1. as tall as the sky 1. like a skunk in the 1. as quietly as church 1. hungry as a bear 2. as funny as a clown spring mice 2. as beautiful as the 2. hungry as a bear rainbow 3. as beautiful as the 2. like a box of crayons 2. smooth as silk 3. as nice as pie rainbow 3. welcome as a skunk at a 3. as cunning as a fox 3. welcome as a skunk lawn party at a lawn party Metaphors Metaphors 1. was a little angel Metaphors Metaphors 1. was a vacuum cleaner 1. spilled the beans Metaphors 1. is a disaster area 2. is a pig sty 2. is the early bird 3. is a night owl 2. let the cat out of the 1. are jewels sparkling 2. let the cat out of the bag 3. boiling made bag in the sun 3. is the early bird 3. was frozen with fear 2. was a fuzz ball 4. is a pig sty Hyperbole 3. is a disaster area Hyperbole Hyperbole 1. Jeremy can’t really eat Hyperbole a horse. 1. You have things to do, Hyperbole 1. Papers could not pile up though they may not be 1. You can’t grow tall as a 2. The backpack doesn’t 1. No one’s eyes can as tall as a mountain. what you want to do. house. really weigh a ton. become big as 2. You can’t actually 2. Something happens, 2. You can’t actually saucers. drown in tears. 3. The purse doesn’t even if it’s not exciting. drown in tears. 2. Papers could not 3. Something happens, really have bricks in it. 3. Of course the day will 3. No person’s brain is as pile up as tall as a even if it’s not exciting. end. small as a pea. mountain. Sensory Language 3. No one’s mouth can aroma of salty, buttery Sensory Language stretch from ear to popcorn wafted my way sounds of birds chirping ear. merrily - smell Sensory Language Sensory Language -hearing iron fingers gripped tightly Sensory Language fingers gripped tightly around my hand like a vice notice the messy clothes around my hand like a vice -touch -touch . . . all over her desk - sight C A C B D Answer Key Week 22

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Types of Sentences Types of Sentences Types of Sentences Types of Sentences Types of Sentences A C D B 1. B 2. D Reference Materials Reference Materials Reference Materials Reference Materials 3. C atlas phone book appendix encyclopedia 4. A Internet Internet encyclopedia atlas Internet Internet Reference Materials appendix Sentence Editing encyclopedia Sentence Editing Sentence Editing Internet They’re too tired to play Sentence Editing Jason said, “It’s their ball When did they bake football today. Their book report was because it went out of themselves a batch of on There’s a Boy in the bounds.” cookies? Girls’ Bathroom, by Sentence Editing Louis Sachar. Personification Their book report was on There’s a Boy in the Girls’ Personification 1. shouted Personification 2. smiled Bathroom, by Louis Sachar. 1. pushed 1. smiled Personification 2. hummed 2. howled 1. were calling 2. love Personification 1. howled 2. shouted 3. love

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Verb Tense Verb Tense Verb Tense Verb Tense Verb Tense past present present future 1. C 2. B Double Negatives Double Negatives Double Negatives Double Negatives 3. A 1. n’t (not) / no 1. n’t (not) / no 1. n’t (not) / never 1. n’t (not) / no 2. never / no 2. n’t (not) / no 2. hardly / never 2. not / nothing Double Negatives 3. n’t (not) / none 3. not / no 3. n’t (not) / nothing 3. n’t (not) / never 1. n’t (not) / no 2. hardly / never 3. not / nothing Sentence Editing* Sentence Editing* Marta never makes a Sentence Editing* You’re not getting any Sentence Editing* sound as she creeps up the dessert if you don’t eat your Melanie can’t ever decide stairs. That roller coaster dinner. which books she wants to doesn’t scare me Sentence Editing* read. because I’m not afraid That roller coaster doesn’t of anything. scare me because I’m not Onomatopoeia* Onomatopoeia* afraid of anything. howled Clink, clink Onomatopoeia* Onomatopoeia* Onomatopoeia* drizzled Cock-a-doodle-do Toot, toot D C C B C * Double negative and onomatopoeia questions may have more than one correct answer. The answers shown are representative choices. Answer Key Week 24

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Dialogue Dialogue Dialogue Dialogue Dialogue 1. x 1.  1. x 1.  1. x 2. x 2. x 2.  2.  2. x 3.  3.  3. x 3. x 3.  4. x

Similes Similes Similes Similes 1. as bright as the moon Similes Answers will vary. 1. as clean as a whistle 1. as light as a feather 2. as tall as a skyscraper 2. as clean as a whistle 1. as cold as an iceberg 2. as fluffy as cotton 3. as happy as a clam balls 3. as cool as a cucumber 4. as yellow as 2. as fluffy as cotton 3. as big as a 4. as sweet as sugar sunflowers balls chipmunk’s 3. as drippy as yellow 4. as cool as a cucumber Sentence Revision paint “Hop in the car, and we’ll Sentence Revision 4. as big as a go to the movies,” said “May I have a soda and chipmunk’s Sentence Revision Dad. Sentence Revision some popcorn?” asked Sentence Revision “Cats have such grace Jayden. “Cats have such grace Plurals “Thank you for taking us and agility,” said Norman. and agility,” said Norman. leaves to the movies!” we all knives shouted to Dad. Plurals shelves Plurals Plurals Plurals leaves lives elves taxes classes knives wolves axes churches glasses halves lunches brushes loaves glasses dresses brushes

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Commas Commas Commas Commas Commas 1. late, 1. regularly, 1. late, 1. door, 1. pudding, cartoons, 2. [no comma needed] cartoons, snack, 2. bed, 2. Ashley, 2. Blacksburg, 2. Jonathan, sister, out, 20, 3. Ashley, 3. Blacksburg, out, 20, Possessives Possessives day’s Possessives Possessives babies’ women’s women’s Possessives teachers’ dogs’ Betty’s week’s Smiths’ week’s [no comma needed] Robert’s year’s witches’ witches’ boy’s sisters’ week’s Betty’s team’s Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision David doesn’t have any Sentence Revision My aunt’s favorite song My aunt’s favorite song is They’re all finished with money to spend at the fair. I didn’t see anything over is Twist and Shout by Twist and Shout by the their dessert. the Beatles. Beatles. Verb Tense there. brought Verb Tense Verb Tense Verb Tense Verb Tense brought struck cut will begin

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Sentence Run-ons Sentence Run-ons Sentence Run-ons Sentence Run-ons Sentence Run-ons 1. x 1.  1. x 1. x 1. x 2. x 2.  2.  2. x 2. x 3.  3.  3. x 3. x 3. 

Titles Titles Titles Titles Titles Yellow Submarine, by The Beatles Horse and Saddle National Geographic for America, the Beautiful Yellow Submarine, by The Beatles Magazine for Teens Kids The Big Book of Science The Wizard of Oz Dallas Morning News Atlanta Times Daily Experiments The Big Book of Science Newspaper Experiments Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Please, Robert, bring the Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision books to Jason and me. My mom gave my sister Please, Robert, bring the My dad and I were The Polk County Fair is cleaning out the garage on and me oatmeal for books to Jason and me. held next week, Sunday Sunday. breakfast. through Saturday. Plurals Plurals Plurals mosquitoes Plurals Plurals stereos babies stereos mosquitoes monkeys duos ponies ponies tomatoes days radios donkeys heroes allies toys pianos donkeys potatoes canaries

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Sentence Fragments Sentence Fragments Sentence Fragments Sentence Fragments Sentence Fragments 1. x 1. x 1.  1. x 1. x 2.  2.  2. x 2.  2. x 3. x 3.  3.  3. x 3. x 4. x 4.  4.  Prepositional Phrases Answers will vary, but Prepositional Phrases this is an example: Prepositional Phrases Prepositional Phrases Answers will vary, but Mom made a delicious this is an example: Answers will vary, but this Prepositional Phrases Answers will vary, but this is an example: pizza for dinner on I like to play with my is an example: Answers will vary, but Friday. this is an example: friends on the play Jason finally found his We love to play baseball ground. jacket in the gym. After the movies, we all in the summer with our made hot chocolate. friends. Sentence Revision Sentence Revision So I said to Jenny, Benjamin wouldn’t cross Sentence Revision Sentence Revision “Hurry, the game’s the street because there about to start.” was too much traffic. Benjamin wouldn’t cross Should they play soccer, Sentence Revision the street because there volleyball or softball at There isn’t any way to was too much traffic. Mullins Beach? move this giant rock because it’s too heavy. Subordinating Subordinating Conjunctions Conjunctions Subordinating 1. Because Subordinating 1. Unless Subordinating Conjunctions 2. Although Conjunctions 2. If Conjunctions 1. Although 3. As 1. Although 3. As 1. Because 2. Rather than 2. Because 2. As 3. Because 3. Though 3. Wherever

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Transitions Transitions Transitions Transitions Transitions D B A D A

Relative Pronouns Relative Adverbs Relative Adverbs Relative Pronouns Relative Pronouns 1. whose 1. when 1. where 1. who 1. who 2. from whom 2. where 2. why 2. that 3. when Relative Adverbs 2. whose 3. who 3. why 1. where 3. who 4. that Sentence Revision 2. why 4. that On July 4, 1776, fifty- Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision six patriots signed the I collect baseball cards, and I like to swim in the pool, “Does your sister cheer for Declaration of On July 4, 1776, fifty-six my brother collects jog on the track, ride my the Matador Football Independence. patriots signed the football cards. bike, and go for walks. Team?” asked Jonathan. Declaration of Independence.

Order of Adjectives Order of Adjectives Progressive Adverbs Progressive Verbs 1. B 1. A C Order of Adjectives 2. A B 2. B B

Progressive Verbs C

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies lower case rock exhausted opinion whole accident loose whole couch loose destroy male divide antonym antonym forward fiction thing help thing Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns 1. itself Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns 1. myself 1. myself Answers will vary. Answers will vary. 2. themselves 2. herself 2. herself 3. herself Sentence Revision 3. herself 3. ourselves 4. himself 4. himself “Oh, I didn’t see you Sentence Revision come in!” exclaimed 4. themselves “Where are my books that Patricia. Sentence Revision I need to return to the Sentence Revision Sentence Revision library?” asked Martin. “Oh, I didn’t see you come May Carrie and I go to the That’s the most beautiful in!” exclaimed Patricia. library with our two wedding dress I have friends? ever seen! Homophones Homophones 1. knows; nose 1. rode; road Homophones 2. capital; Capitol 1. hoarse; horse Homophones Homophones 2. hoarse; horse 2. capital; Capitol 1. bear; bare 1. sail; sale 2. I’ll; aisle 2. daze; days

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Subject/Verb Agreement Subject/Verb Agreement Subject/Verb Agreement Subject/Verb Agreement Subject/Verb Agreement 1. is are 1. is are 1. is are 1. gots got 1. are is 2. was were 2. was were 2. loves love 2. was were 2. are is

Greek and Latin Roots Greek and Latin Roots Greek and Latin Roots Greek and Latin Roots Greek and Latin Roots voc = voice anim = life cert = sure anim = life vis = see chron = time arch = ruler cogn = know vis = see term = end dem = people brev = short bio = life ast = star tact = touch dent = tooth dem = people graph = picture or writing brev = short bene = well Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision St. Patrick’s Day is the On St. Patrick’s Day I wear Sentence Revision Sentence Revision St. Patrick was born in national holiday of Ireland green in honor of the Irish. St. Patrick’s Day is the Irish people believe that St. England and taken to national holiday of Ireland Patrick drove the snakes Ireland as a slave. and is celebrated on and is celebrated on out of Ireland. March 17. March 17. Irregular Verbs drew Irregular Verbs Irregular Verbs Irregular Verbs Irregular Verbs was flew read felt drew put lost drank ate read slept got found went drank was came met swam

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Compound Subjects Compound Subjects Compound Subjects Compound Subjects Compound Subjects 1.  1. X 1.  1.  1.  2. x 2.  2.  2. X 2.   3.  3. 3. X 3. X 2. X Greek and Latin Roots Greek and Latin Roots Greek and Latin Roots Greek and Latin Roots cert = sure Greek and Latin Roots voc = voice anim = life vis = see anim = life cogn = know vis = see chron = time arch = ruler dem = people term = end brev = short bio = life dent = tooth tact = touch ast = star dem = people graph = picture or writing bene = well brev = short Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision “Be sure to put on sun Cara was placing the tables Sentence Revision Sentence Revision screen,” said Mom, My dad’s favorite movie is in straight rows before the “I don’t have any money,” My dad’s favorite movie is “before you go out to How the West Was Won. program began. said little Lupita tearfully, How the West Was Won. play.” “but I want a piece of candy.” Proper Adjectives Proper Adjectives Proper Adjectives Proper Adjectives 1. African 1. Western 1. Asian 2. Asian 1. African Proper Adjectives 2. Appalachian 2. Australian 2. Midwest 1. Appalachian 2. African

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Compound Predicate Compound Predicate Compound Predicate Compound Predicate Compound Predicate 1.  1.  1. X 1. X 1. X 2. x 2.  2.  2. X 2.   3.  3. X 3. X 3.  3.

Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies Analogies crayon hair steam onomatopoeia tadpole cafeteria dog blue blue geese wings slow crayon steam children strings backpack Australia Australia six Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Audie Murphy was a Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision “Have you ever seen a soldier in World War II The world’s oldest silent Our family went to the “Have you ever seen a silent movie?” asked Josie who later became a movie was filmed in 1888 theater, bought some silent movie?” asked Josie as they entered the movie famous movie star. and lasted only 2.1 popcorn, and saw an old as they entered the movie theater. seconds. theater. silent movie.

Demonstrative Adjectives Demonstrative Adjectives Demonstrative Adjectives 1. these →that 1. This →These 1. that Demonstrative Adjectives 2. This →Those 2. That →Those 2. This → These 1. this →these Demonstrative Adjectives 2. that →those 1. This →These 2. That →Those

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences Compound Sentences 1. x 1. x 1.  1. X 1. X 2. x 2.  2. x 3.  2.    3.  3. 3.  4. X 3. Idioms Idioms Idioms Idioms Idioms Answers will vary. Answers will vary. Answers will vary. Answers will vary. Answers will vary.

Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Sentence Revision Then we saw that Then we saw that Wrigley’s Spearmint gum It’s impossible to bake a It’s impossible to swim humongous swimming humongous swimming pool, is my favorite gum. turkey in an Easy-Bake oven. across the Atlantic Ocean. pool, and we all ran and and we all ran and jumped jumped in. in.

Prefixes Prefixes Prefixes Prefixes Prefixes untie overworked illegal underdog illegal unhappy overjoyed illogical undernourished illogical

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Complex Sentences Complex Sentences Complex Sentences Complex Sentences Complex Sentences 1. After we go to the 1. because it was raining 1. If I were principal of 1. unless I train him better 1. After we go to the movies 2. After we played at our school 2. As the morning movies 2. after everyone recess 2. because his chores announcements ended 2. while we listened to were all done music arrives 3. while we listened to 3. until I finished my dinner music 3. that I borrowed from 3. unless I train him better 3. If at first you don’t 4. even though he the library 4. because it was raining succeed Idioms doesn’t usually like Idioms Answers will vary. 4. Although Joanna is chocolate Idioms Answers will vary. good at math Answers will vary. Idioms Sentence Revision Idioms Answers will vary. Sentence Revision My grandma doesn’t ever let Sentence Revision Answers will vary. Aaron doesn’t hardly ever us play basketball in the “I don’t have any freckles,” get tackled when he plays street.. said Dennis, as he looked in Sentence Revision football. Sentence Revision The Pacific Ocean doesn’t the mirror. “I don’t have any freckles,” have any fresh water in it. said Dennis, as he looked Suffixes in the mirror. Suffixes careless Suffixes fairly hopeless dependable comfortable Suffixes lovely Suffixes dependable neighborhood comfortable brotherhood C A B C B Answer Key Week 35

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Quiz Sentence Structure Sentence Structure Sentence Structure Sentence Structure Sentence Structure 1. C 1. C 1. C 1. B 1. C 2. B 2. A 2. A 2. C 2. A 3. B Idioms Idioms Idioms Idioms Answers will vary. Idioms Answers will vary. Answers will vary. Answers will vary. Answers will vary.

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