As you know, we have been studying adjectives this week. To complete this project, we brainstormed adjectives to describe our favorite food. Then we created a life-sized Venn diagram using hula hoops and compared our favorite foods. After we took a picture of our Venn diagrams, we explained the process and included sentences using comparative adjectives. Enjoy!
  

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One of the things we've been working on in class 2-B is grammar. Grammar includes: nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. 
   A noun is a person, place, or thing. 
   An adjective is a describing word. 
   A verb is an action word.
   An adverb is also a describing word, but don't mix it up with an adjective. 
Here's a trick to help you remember the difference between and adjective and an adverb. An adjective works with a noun and an adverb works with a verb. 


Another three things we learned about are: simile, onomatopoeia,and alliteration.  
   Similes are comparing words. Here’s an example: The slamming door is as loud as thunder. 
   Onomatopoeia are sounds we think\hear animals say. Here’s an example:The duck said QUACK! 
   Alliterations are sentences that start with the same letter or sound. Here’s an example: Merry Marisa Makes Mad Mice.

This is what we've been learning in class 2-B so far. I don't know my friends' opinions, but I think it's fun. I hope to learn A LOT more grammar.