Have a wonderful summer! Entering 6th graders: The reading list is here and the forms are here. This Week's Word 9/7-9/10/10 The word for the first week of school is: Abstract (adjective): theoretical; something not in the physical world; an idea. (noun): a summary of a text. (verb): to take away, remove, or summarize. Etymology: From Latin, abstractus "drawn away" "Abstract" is a very abstract word.
Have a wonderful summer!
Entering 6th graders: The reading list is here and the forms are here.
The word for the first week of school is: Abstract (adjective): theoretical; something not in the physical world; an idea. (noun): a summary of a text. (verb): to take away, remove, or summarize. Etymology: From Latin, abstractus "drawn away" "Abstract" is a very abstract word.
The word for the first week of school is:
Abstract
(adjective): theoretical; something not in the physical world; an idea. (noun): a summary of a text. (verb): to take away, remove, or summarize. Etymology: From Latin, abstractus "drawn away"
(adjective): theoretical; something not in the physical world; an idea. (noun): a summary of a text. (verb): to take away, remove, or summarize.
Etymology: From Latin, abstractus "drawn away"
"Abstract" is a very abstract word.
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