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  1. Scavenge:to search and collect
    Veterinarian:formal veterinary surgeon
    Precaution:caution employed beforehand
    Foundation:the basis or groundwork of anything
    Morph:to transform or be transformed completely in appearance or character he morphed from nerd into pop icon
    Mesmerize:to compel by fascination.
    Dangerous:able or likely to cause physical injury: full of danger or risk; causing danger; perilous; risky; hazardous; unsafe.
    Gunk: full of danger or risk; causing danger; perilous; risky; hazardous; unsafe.
    Sluggish: indisposed to action or exertion; lacking in energy; lazy; indolent: moving slowly, or having little motion, as a stream
    Suction:the act, process, or condition of sucking.the force that, by a pressure differential, attracts a substance or object to the region of lower pressure.

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  2. Great job on your spelling word definitions!

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  3. spelling- i was a veterinarian when i ended college.
    i used to scavenge for rare rocks when i was a kid.
    i made a percaution when i was at school today for science.
    i had to foundation a road.
    it was dangerous for my brother to push me off my bike.
    i was mesmerized when i saw a white house.
    i was morphed from a unsmart girl to a smart girl.
    there was a bunch of gunk on my phone.
    there was a powerful suction on my arm.
    i was so sluggish this morning.

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    1. Nice sentences and good use of your spelling words. I see some capitalization errors...can you find them and correct them? I see a misspelled spelling word...can you find it and correct it? You'll need to repost the corrections in response to my post.

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  4. spelling sentences:
    I used to scavenge for butterflies.
    I used to be a veterinarian.
    I gave my papa a precaution when I was little.
    I was morphed from out of style to a fashion geek.
    I was mesmerized by seeing a pretty butterfly.
    It was dangerous when my brother pushed me off my bike.
    I had gunk all over my hand.
    I was sluggish when I was tired.
    When I vacuumed there was a suction thing on it and I put my hand on it my hand was sucked so hard I was stuck.

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    1. Great sentences using your spelling words for things that have happened in the past! I see a run on sentence. Can you find it and correct it?

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  5. spelling-

    Hello kids how are you GOOD would you kids like to go on a scavenge hunt YA! Okay then lets go its cold outside so get your jackets. Hey Jack what's wrong why are you acting so sluggish today you love scavenge hunts or do you. I do love them its just you always say we will morph. Well are you listing to me when I'm teaching you guy's different stuff because we may be going on the same trail but we learn different stuff every time. OKAY! said Jack. Hey be careful that's dangerous. Hey kid get away from that animal he'll bit you wait he's hurt! Do you want to be a veterinarian when you grow up yes well then you best help that animal. OKAY! lets go back to class and we'll make a precaution for science! YAY!

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  6. Interesting story! Scavenger hunts are fun!

    In looking at the structure of your sentences can you find corrections that you can make? Punctuation is an important part of writing. Can you find corrections that you can make for punctuation?

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  7. spelling quiz answers-
    scavenged
    morphed
    sluggish
    dangerous
    sluggish
    veterinarian
    foundation
    suction
    gunk
    dangerous
    precaution

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  8. possibility:the state or fact of being possible
    grasp:to get hold of mentally; comprehend; understand:
    comic:provoking laughter; humorous; funny; laughable
    defendant:making one's defense; defending
    immigrant:a person who migrates to another country, usually for permanent residence.
    assistant:a person who assists or gives aid and support; helper
    extravagant:excessively high
    artifact:any object made by human beings, especially with a view to subsequent use.
    nomad:a member of a people or tribe that has no permanent abode but moves about from place to place, usually seasonally and often following a traditional route or circuit according to the state of the pasturage or food supply.
    agriculture:the science, art, or occupation concerned with cultivating land, raising crops, and feeding, breeding, and raising livestock; farming.

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  9. Spelling sentences:
    There is a possibility she could fly.
    You have to grasp onto the bars to stay on.
    I read a comic last night it was so cool!
    My friend is very defendant over people.
    My friend is always immigrant.
    My assistant Cece will take care of you.
    This stuff is very extravagant.
    That is definitely artifact.
    This place is nomad.
    Agriculture is my favorite thing to do.

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    1. This is the assignment for 9/8/14 that was posted under the wrong tab initially.

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  10. Nichole, you are missing an assignment for this week. Please find what is missing and post it by tomorrow. Thanks!

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  11. week 2 spelling definition's are from the 8th

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    1. The week 2 spelling definitions are for 9/10/14.

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  12. week 2 spelling sentence's are from the 7th.

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    1. This comment has been removed by the author.

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    2. The week 2 spelling sentences are from the 9/8/14 assignment. So in looking at what you have posted, which assignments are you missing?

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  13. Spelling:
    Sept. 9

    There was a POSSIBILITY that I could become a mad scientist.
    I would GRASP to the monkey bars.
    I hated my brothers comic books.
    My dog was very DEFENDANT of me.
    I knew someone who was IMMIGRANT.
    I had an ASSISTANT but she quit.
    I had jewelry that was very EXTRAVAGANT.
    I had something ARTIFACT.
    The US is NOMAD.
    I used to know someone who knew someone who knew someone who did AGRICULTURE.

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  14. Today I made note cards for each of my words to study for quiz on Friday.

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  15. possibility
    nomad
    artifact
    agriculture
    extravagant
    grasp
    assistant
    comic
    immigrant
    defendant

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  16. The little girl is so excellent
    She frequently does math
    Wobble the table one more time your dead
    That is a 90 degree angle
    You shovel that dirt
    That is so decadent
    Someone peed in the pool
    You are so impatient
    Your absent minded
    She is consonant

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    1. Please remember to use a period at the end of each of your sentences.

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  17. 1-g
    2-I
    3-c
    4-j
    5-a
    6-e
    7-d
    8-b
    9-h
    10-f

    1. hypnotized
    2.outfox
    3.remainder
    4.carp
    5.afloat
    6.endorse
    7.enroll
    8.ambled
    9.dovetail
    10.gape

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  18. Spelling review #6
    answers:
    1. i
    2. g
    3. h
    4.b
    5. e
    6. d
    7. c
    8. f
    9. j
    10. a

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    1. I don't see your answers to the second part of the Spelling Review #6?

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    2. runt
      scamper
      wad
      whimsical
      fervor
      avert
      fowl
      succor
      zigzag
      prevail

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  19. a.1
    b.2
    c.3
    e.4
    f.5
    g.6
    h.7
    i.8
    j.9
    d.10
    passive
    wail
    agility
    catamaran
    colossal
    underdog
    retrieve
    innate
    parapet
    acclaim

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  20. spelling review #8

    1.c
    2.e
    3.g
    4.i
    5.f
    6.h
    7.j
    8.d
    9.b
    10.a
    WORDS
    shamble
    embark
    splice
    quack
    literate
    fetch
    inept
    prototype
    abound
    zeal

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  21. Review #9
    1.c
    2.e
    3.g
    4.h
    5.j
    6.f
    7.d
    8.i
    9.b
    10.a

    utter
    porous
    enamor
    stifled
    felon
    bulletin
    awry
    limber
    perturb
    waft

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  22. D
    G
    J
    H
    C
    E
    B
    A
    F
    I
    survive
    intution
    sleazy
    obtain
    Embeded
    calamity
    Adage
    encumber
    dismantle
    obtain

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  23. B
    C
    F
    H
    E
    J
    I
    A
    H
    D

    Culprit
    Zany
    Jar
    Diverge
    Burden
    Scowled
    Scurry
    Divulge
    Rage
    Frenzy

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  24. D
    A
    J
    H
    I
    G
    F
    E
    C
    B
    Delectable
    inert
    Novelty
    Paltry
    Raze
    Lull
    Crevice
    Douse
    Lull
    Paltry

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  25. b
    a
    c
    d
    j
    I
    e
    h
    f
    g

    turncoat
    shackle
    wrench
    compile
    cram
    shackle
    nourish
    detain
    explore
    futile

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  26. C
    E
    A
    F
    G
    D
    B
    H
    J
    I

    Vex
    Refrain
    Frugal
    Garble
    Impaled
    Windfall
    Miniscule
    Throttle
    Waddle
    Detest

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  27. J
    I
    H
    A
    G
    B
    F
    C
    E
    D
    Commuters
    Rue
    Bilk
    Expidite
    Mar
    Genteel
    Pacify
    Plumb
    Wilt

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  28. J
    F
    B
    I
    E
    C
    A
    H
    G
    D

    Fret
    Mentor
    Timid
    Vast
    Belittle
    Mentor
    Behooves
    Belittle
    Ideal
    Gorge

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  29. f
    j
    i
    h
    g
    c
    a
    b
    d
    e
    collide
    ductile
    vegetate
    whet
    attract
    toxic
    senile
    obsure
    dispute
    flee

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  30. D
    F
    A
    G
    I
    E
    B
    J
    C
    H
    Latitude
    Jocular
    Neophyte
    Supple
    Warble
    Feat
    Vocation
    Anguish
    Capsize
    Glower

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  31. i
    h
    e
    b
    a
    c
    f
    g
    j
    d

    summit
    unruly
    nimble
    rowbust
    armada
    occupant
    facade
    fruitful
    solitude
    awe

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