The Pineapple Topping on Banana Splits

Happy Tuesday y'all!

We talked about compound sentences this morning; we discussed this sentence earlier int he year, but it's good to go over something once again!

• A compound sentence contains two or more simple sentences linked by a conjunction
• A conjunction are the words for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

Here are two simple sentences:

My stomach ached.

I went to the bathroom.

You can combine them using a conjunction to make a compound sentence:

My stomach ached, so I went to the bathroom.

We also went over our vocab for the week, and talked a bit more about fact vs. opinion:

Professor Garfield can help you with fact vs. opinion. Click on the picture for a video and game on the topic!

In math, we took our surveys that we did yesterday, and turned them into bar graphs!

 

Click on us for a video on bar graphs!

After lunch, we had R.T.S. and played Trivial Pursuit: California Native American Edition! We then had Mrs. Fickett show us how to square dance! Fun!

Well, that's about it! Cheers!