Bell Ringer

1. Bell Ringer • Monday:

2. Spelling WordsPlural or Possessive

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4. the george Family new there lifes were going to change (6) • The George family knewtheir lives were going to change. • wild animuls are often, in need of ade (5) • Wild animals are oftenin need of aid.

5. Common and Proper Nouns • A large black bird might be tolerated, but one that spoke English was too much. • Bird is a common noun. A common noun names any person, place, or thing.

6. Common and Proper Nouns • English is a proper noun. A proper noun names a particular person, place, or thing and begins with a capital letter.

7. Common and Proper Nouns • A common noun names any person, place, or thing. • The feathers lay smoothly against his throat.

8. Common and Proper Nouns • A proper noun names a particular person, place, or thing. When a proper noun is more than one word, capitalize only the important word or words. • Belden Library is not in Bend, Oregon. UncleTimrecited the Pledge of Allegiance.

9. Common and Proper Nouns • Some proper nouns, including titles for people, have short forms called abbreviations that begin with capital letters and end with periods. • Dr. Kaimbach did an eperiment on crows. • Contact Rev. Samuel Farb, Jr.

10. Common and Proper NounsFind the nouns and tell whether they are common or proper nouns. • The maple trees are beautiful in October. • Common: trees, Proper: October • The children taught their bird English. • Common: children, bird, Proper: English

11. Common and Proper NounsFind the nouns and tell whether they are common or proper nouns. • Anne is starting school. • Common: school, Proper: Anne • Our neighbor Mr. Klein moved to Oklahoma. • Common: neighbor, Proper: Mr. Klein, Oklahoma

12. Common and Proper NounsFind the nouns and tell whether they are common or proper nouns. • The police got complaints about a crow named Crowbar. • Common: police, complaints, crow Proper: Crowbar • Aunt Sarah didn’t call her niece. • Common: niece, Proper: Aunt Sarah

13. Common and Proper NounsFind the nouns and tell whether they are common or proper nouns. • He boarded the train in Albany, New York. • Common: train, Proper: Albany, New York • Jamie bought tickets for her grandmother. • Common: tickets, grandmother, Proper: Jamie

14. Common and Proper NounsFind the nouns and tell whether they are common or proper nouns. • I asked Sgt. Tyler a question. • Common: question, Proper: Sgt. Tyler • Is Grant Hospital on Oakton Street? • Proper: Grant Hospital, Oakton Street

15. Common and Proper NounsCapitalize the proper nouns in each sentence.. • Did dr. pak move to ohio? • Did Dr. Pak move to Ohio? • We picked up grampafelco on elm street. • We picked up GrampaFelco on Elm Street.

16. Common and Proper NounsCapitalize the proper nouns in each sentence.. • jon spent a week in june at gilbert lake (5) • Jon spent a week in June at Gilbert Lake. • the birthday of martin luther king, jr., is in january. (6) • The birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., is in January.

17. Bell Ringer • Tuesday:

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20. Grammar • Common and Proper Nouns

21. craig looked around four his Parents and saw no one (5) • Craig looked around for his parents and saw noone. • miss. burton teaches at jefferson hi school (8) • MissBurton teaches at Jefferson HighSchool.

22. Common and Proper Nouns • Common nouns name any persons, places, or things. • Proper nouns name particular persons, places, or things. Each important word in a proper noun begins with a capital letter. • Titles of people, which are sometimes abbreviated, begin with capital letters.

23. Bell Ringer • Wednesday: • Vocabulary Word: • redede pg. 16

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26. luke, get down frum their (4) • Luke, get down from there. • our nieghborsdont like crow’s (5) • Our neighbors don’t like crows.

27. Common and Proper Nouns • Common nouns name any persons, places, or things. • Proper nouns name particular persons, places, or things. Each important word in a proper noun begins with a capital letter. • Titles of people, which are sometimes abbreviated, begin with capital letters.

28. Common and Proper Nouns • Proper nouns, which give more detail than common nouns, can make writing more vivid. • Review something you have written to see if you can improve it by changing any common nouns to proper nouns.

29. Bell Ringer • Thursday: • Vocabulary Word: • repast pg. 16

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32. Grammar • Common and Proper Nouns

33. this Autumn, art is moving to rochester new York (9) • This autumnArt is moving to Rochester,New York. • crowbar flied away and we were all witnesses’ (5) • Crowbar flew away, and we were all witnesses.

34. Common and Proper Nouns • Common nouns name any persons, places, or things. • Proper nouns name particular persons, places, or things. Each important word in a proper noun begins with a capital letter. • Titles of people, which are sometimes abbreviated, begin with capital letters.

35. Common and Proper Nouns • Test Tip: Watch out for proper nouns that have more than one word. Only the first word and all important words are capitalized. • Examples: Joel’s family always has a picnic on the Fourth of July. • The sixth grade class visited the Statue of Liberty.

36. Bell Ringer • Friday: • Would you rather only be able to walk on all fours or only be able to walk sideways like a crab?

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39. Grammar • Common and Proper Nouns

40. thay fed there pet bird hamberger (5) • They fed their pet bird hamburger. • the coins in the sand box gleamed bright (4) • The coins in the sandbox gleamed brightly.

41. Common and Proper Nouns • Common nouns name any persons, places, or things. • Proper nouns name particular persons, places, or things. Each important word in a proper noun begins with a capital letter. • Titles of people, which are sometimes abbreviated, begin with capital letters.

42. Spelling WordsPlural or Possessive

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