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Tuesday, 10 March 2015

March 9th to March 13th Homework Sheet

Grade 7 Homework
Mon. March 9th to Fri. March 13th

Announcements:

Report Cards come out on Wednesday!  As I prayed, tabulated grades and formulated comments, I was reminded of how much I appreciate the great efforts and attitudes of my students and how much I appreciate the support of their parents!  The Art Project marks brought this specifically to mind as I know that the success of those projects had much to do with the encouragement (time, money, help) of parents. 

The HCS musical production of “My Son, Pinocchio” starts on Tuesday night.  Come support our school and our students as well as be delightfully entertained. 


Weekly Challenge:  We will take a break until after Spring Break J

English:  Due to the play and many extra activities this week, the only homework with be a Spelling/Vocabulary Test on Friday morning.  We will have LOTS of class time to prepare for this test. 

 

Vocabulary Set #5
1.  simultaneously(adv)
- done or happening at the same time
Josiah can drum and play guitar simultaneously.


6. intercessor (noun)
- someone who prays on somebody’s behalf
Jess wants to be an intercessor for people in our class.
2. depraved(adj)
- showing sin or corruption
Man is depraved and needs a Saviour!
7. conquest (noun)
- something that has been won through force
The Assyrians had many conquests.
3. revelation (noun)
- the revealing of surprising information
I pray God continues to give you fresh revelations of Himself.
8. discourage(verb)
- to make someone feel less motivated or confident
Report cards are not meant to discourage you.
4. plague (noun)
- an outbreak of something horrible, like disease
The plague was spread through rats. 
9. perfection (noun)
- the quality of something that is without fault
Gepetto wanted perfection from Pinocchio. 
5. enamoured (verb)
- inspired with love or passion for someone or something
Right now, Mrs. R is enamoured by Trivia Crack.

10. contradict (verb)
- to argue or disagree
It is not polite to contradict an authority figure publicly.