I awarded two bonus tickets in class today.
Mollie Gaines titled her ziggurat paragraph "Ziggurats: The Zenith of Ancient Architecture." For the hard work I'm sure she invested in discovering the alliterative adjective 'zenith,' Mollie won the Most Creative Title ticket.
In recognition of his sentence that incorporated 20 (yes, 20!) IEW vocabulary words, Lee Dees earned himself a bonus ticket, too. Here's his sentence with vocab words in bold:
The radiantly streaked tiger quaked indefinitely at the colosally corrupted monument that resembled a defiantly ruthless, burly, and sinister hunter, who went through the jungle devastating the petrified animals, hoping to be prestigious and adorn and fashion his towering walls with animals, making conversationists irate and feel enmity.
Way to go, guys!! You rock!
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