A made-up word for my second grade class and the meaning?
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brillig---- it means 4 o'clock. t'was brillig and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe. all mimsy were the borogoves and the mome raths aoutgrabe. beware the jabberwock my son, the jaws that bite the claws that catch, beware the jubjub bird and shun the frumious bandersnatch. he took his vorpal sword in hand long time the manxome foe he sought, so rested he by the tumtum tree and stood awhile in thought. and as in uffish thought he stood the jabberwock with eyes of flame came whiffling through the tulgey wood and burbled as it came. one, two, and trough and through his vorpal blade went snickersnack! he cut it dead and with his head he came galumphing back. has thou slain the jabberwock? come to my arms my beamish boy! oh frabjous day, callooh! callay! he chortled in his joy. t'was brillig and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe. all mimsy were the borogoves and the mome raths outgrabe
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Sounds great to me. I have only two opinions. First,\nwas the teacher wearing socks?  If so, how could the main character see the gash unless the socks where\nrolled down around the top of his shoes. Might want to rethink that one. Second, I would lose the word,\n"Dddrrining". It seems to take away from your story.\nIf you must use a word how about Brrriiinnng instead.\nPersonally I don't think you need a word there. Just my\nopinion.
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Although I don't know the whole act word for word, it basically means that no child will be left behind for education opportunities in schools, mainly if they need extra help, tutoring, or study hours. At my children's school, they have after-school tutoring, and a designated study center for an hour to help them improve with their math and reading skills, especially if they are behind in those subjects. My son was behind in both those subjects so we really like the program.
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Second Grade Skill Builders-Interactive Sites\n\nhttp://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_2nd.htm
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I did a dictionary search and I dont think its a real word.
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Supercalifragilistic\nexpialidocious\n\n(all one word)\nduh. memorized that in 4th grade. :-D
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Spirit is correct.  It is "diorama".  \n\nI don't know how old you are, but elementary school dioramas are often scenes done in a shoe box.  You stand the shoe box on its side and create the scene inside it.  The inside of the shoe box becomes sort of like a room or a display scene or a miniature version of those displays set up in store windows or museums.  YOu can make really interesting scenes by using cut outs from magazines, small toy figures, bits of twigs, grass, stones, etc.  I've seen some quite sophisticated dioramas.\n\nGood luck with your project.
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It's not a real word. You know it's the name of the mechas used by the Children, yes? It's a play on "Evangelical" used along with all the other religious overtones in the show.
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dear teacher,\n\npushing : closing the door,window,and the swing and \n\npulling: the cover of a package , or the cover of a book\n\npushing :needs their force to push the object away from them \npulling ; needs their force to bring things or object towards them\n\nrelax! they are little buds with innocent minds and a big heart..\nthey will soon learn when you can associate the theme of your lesson colourfully and may be with a song.. children love colours and music..so try this recipe!\n\nall the best !
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More at link below. Make sure you just don't copy it. Teachers are aware of Wikipedia.org!
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Try looking up the meaning and spelling of a word before you use it.\n\nThis is like asking a chef "mention your major accomplishments during your pots and pans".\n\nCurriculum is a tool... it is the materials one uses to teach.
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it means i remember myself and a class mate making a valentines box together for our 4th grade class...we put everything into that box... and i still remember how proud i was went we took it to school the next day.
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sorry but I'm on the teacher's side. It's her job to see that you get an education. When you're older and filling out an application for a job do you really want alot of misspelled words on it? Education is one of the most important things in life. She's not "a witch" she's just doing her job.
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Hmm not sure but how old is your daughter?  I would think trying to make a sentence that loops around itself and makes sense is abit much for someone that is still using "spelling words".  Could be wrong though as basing it on my own education where we had a tin of words to practice in infants school :o)\n\nSure it doesn't just mean a full sentence?  Like string a sentence together?
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The 3rd grade school teacher says," O.K. everybody, the word for today is fascinate, and you have to come up with a sentence using that word." \nLittle Cindy raises her hand and says,"I went to the zoo on Friday, and it was fascinating." \n\nThe teacher says, "That's nice but we want to use fascinate, not fascinating." \n\nLarry raises his hand and says,"I went to a movie Saturday and I was fascinated." \n\nThe teacher says,"That's nice too, but we want to use fascinate." \n\nJohnny extends his hand and says, " My sister has a shirt with 12 buttons on it but her tits are so big she can only fasten 8."
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It is a nerdy word that you made up.
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I think a little creativity on your part could certainly make the "n word" non-existant in your learning environment.\n\nHave you considered writing a lesson plan about the origin of this derogatory term, it's original usage, and how it is being "reclaimed" by newer generations in popular culture?  Have the students write a paper what the word represents to them prior to beginning the lesson, and then have them write how they feel about that word after you teach them the origin and history of this term.  \n\nOpen it up for discussion in your classroom, or even stage a debate as to why it should or shouldn't be used in everyday language.  Pose questions to them like, "How do you feel when people who are not African-American use the 'n word' in everyday speech?"  and "How does it make you feel when people use that term in a negative connotation to demean people?"\n\nYou can conclude the lesson by sharing your point of view on the matter and saying, "Because I do not believe this word has a place in our classroom or in any other profession setting, I will not be tolerating further use of this word in this room."\n\nToo many teachers turn their back on this subject.  Thanks for taking a stand and wanting more for your students.