Pronunciation
Regular verbs in past that are voiced have this ending
/d/
In the sentence “The happy dog runs quickly,” what part of speech is happy?
Adjective
This is what living things need to nourish themselves
Energy
What type of sentence is: “Please close the door.”
Imperative
What is Mr. Garcia's Favorite sport?
Tennis
Plural nouns that are voiceless have this ending.
"sss" as in snake
In “She carefully opened the box,” what part of speech is carefully? A: Adverb
Adverb
What do we call an organism that makes its own food?
Autotroph
Replace the nouns with pronouns: “Sofia and Daniel invited Carlos.”
They invited him.
What country did Mr. García attend high school in?
The United States
voiceless regular verbs in past have this ending.
/t/
Identify the pronouns in: “They gave it to us.”
They, it, us
This is what we call living things that get nutrients from other living beings.
Heterotrophs
Give the -ed AND -ing forms of stop and explain the spelling rule.
CVC (repeats the last consonant)
Mr. Garcia has many of these in his collection and brings one to school each day.
An Owala Bottle
Voiced plural nouns have this ending sound
"zzz" like a bee
"I went to the doctor last week" is this type of sentence.
Declarative
This is where autotrophic organisms get their energy.
The sun
Why is this sentence incorrect: The man wearing green boots are very good at basketball.
Because the subject is "the man2 and it is singular.
Mr. Garcia used to teach another grade before teaching 6th. What was it?
Middle School
this is the sound a regular verb has when it already ends in /t/ or /d/.
/id/
What kind of word is "Wow!"
An Interjection
Process in which plants use sunlight, water and Carbon Dioxide to create oxygen and energy.
Photosynthesis
Correct BOTH verbs: “Yesterday she studyed English while her brother was planing dinner.” and explain the spelling rule
studied; planning. Y changes to I because it's a consonant before and plain has double consonant because of the CVC rule
What is Mr. Garcia's biggest fear.
Black nocturnal butterflies