PPT-The Word of the Week strive

In order to strive you have to be strong be willing to put forth effort amp determined to reach your goal What do you think strive means strive verb Definition to make a strenuous effort towards a goal. Week 23. February 2-6, 2015. Language Arts/Reading. Monday, February 2, 2015. Root of the Week: “Bi” (Twice, doubly). Word of the Day: . bilingual. Definition. : [. bahy. -ling-. gwuhl. or, Canadian, -. Weeks 9-16. Vocabulary Word of the Week (9). Discretion. Part of speech. : noun . Definition. : . good sense. Sample . Sentence. : . Ali wasn’t using much . discretion. when he passed a police car at eighty miles an hour.. and Monterey County. Beginnings in Cincinnati. Promoted . by community leaders in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, . network . was launched in . 2006.. Nancy . Zimpher. , then president of the University of Cincinnati, helped spearhead the effort.. 1 PARTIPANTAPPLICATION Mail to: STRIVE at PO Box 828; Star, ID 83669 TUDENTINFORMATION:(PleasePrint) L ast N a m e : F ir s t N a m e: M I : Socia l Sec ur ty Num be r : Birth Date : P e rm a n e nt LGBT History Month. Theme 2016 - Religion. , Belief and Philosophy. Life. Healing. Nature. Sun. Serenity/harmony. Spirit. The Rainbow Week Plan. Each year group chooses a colour and matching word from the rainbow. TKAM Vocab List. Week 1 . Vocab . day 1. perpetrated. (vb.): carried out; committed. quelled. (vb.): To . quell. is to overwhelm something until it is . powerless . analogous. (adj.): similar; comparable. t Get Shut Out. Luke 13:22-30. 1. . . We must ask the right question. “. Lord, are there few who are saved?. ”. (v23). Jew. ’. s exclusivist view. The few saved were going to be the Jews.. Their nationality would save them.. Vocabulary. Weeks 9-12 . Week 9 Root:. PELS/PULS. Meaning: . to push; to drive. Memory Word: . propeller. Week 9, Word 1: . compel. Definition:. (v.). – to force or strongly persuade. Use in a sentence. Vocabulary. Weeks 13-16 . Week 13 Root:. VIA. Meaning: . road, way. Week 13, Word 1: . viaduct. Definition. : . (n.). – a bridge that carries a road or railroad over a valley; supported by arches, piers, or columns. Week 2 – Love Is A Five Letter Word. Week 3 – Unstoppable Love. Week 4. – Living Out The New Commandment. Week 5 – Valentine’s Day: Unrelenting Love. “Love Is . A . 10 . Letter Word”. Issues facing public school teachers in the 70’s:. I. ntroduce . D. uration. E. xplanation. T. hank You. AIDET. Committed to Excellence...Be the Difference. Twilight Zone. A world without AIDET?. AIDET. Strive for Five!. ACKNOWLEDGE . -- Greet everyone . Pericles. “Thy . food is . such. As . hath been . belch'd. on by infected lungs. .”. Or this one from King Lear (said by the King to his own daughter!). “Thou . art a boil, a plague sore, an embossed carbuncle in my corrupted . Words That Use ‘y’ to Represent /. i. / Sound…... 208. Week. . 2. Words With a Double Consonant………………. 215. Week. . 3. Words With Unusual Sound-Spelling Relationships . ….. 222. Zeal What Happened To The Fire? What Is Zeal? The word zeal is translated from the Greek word zelos . “Strive, desire, exert oneself earnestly, to be deeply concerned” (Arndt & Gingrich).