2. New Vocabulary word.
FORBEAR (for BEAR) v.
to refrain from; to abstain (to not do it); to be patient and tolerant
Link: Four Bears
"Please FORBEAR feeding the FOUR BEARS."
Pick one of these sentences:
- To FORBEAR giving your opinion on any controversial matter until you have first heard all the facts is generally the wisest course of action.
- Jonathan said his motto was to never FORBEAR throwing a good party for another time when you can have one today.
- Henry FORBORE his decision to close the store, deciding to wait until after the Christmas season.
“The job of a highway patrolmen is to IMPEDE speeding motorists.”
ROSTER (RAW ster) n.
a list of names, especially of personnel available for duty
PROCRASTINATE (pruh KRAS tuh nate) v. to put off until a later time
Julia had a TRENCHANT tongue and was always putting her friends down behind their backs.
FORBEAR (for BEAR) v.
to refrain from; to abstain (to not do it); to be patient and tolerant
3. Partner Fluency -- new passage
Sequoya (Sa -- coy --a)
Cherokee (Chair - a -- Key)
Phoenix (Fee - nix)
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| Sequoia National Park |
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| Sequoya |
4. New Article of the Week -- Orangutans and iPads --
Article of the Week Orangutan.docx
http://www.heraldextra.com/news/national/orangutans-at-zoo-use-ipads-to-communicate/article_9b01cf9b-0570-5076-b6cc-d87859f640a0.html
Orangutans and iPads
5. Everlost, from page 187
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