Reading class only:
If you misplaced the instructions for your IDR project, you can print them again from here.
IDR Project
"It is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves, that will make them successful human beings." -Ann Landers
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Subject/Predicate Additional Practice
We reviewed for our subject and predicate quiz for tomorrow. Students took a practice quiz and we went over the correct answers. On the back of the quiz, there are additional practice sentences. These are completely optional for students who want more practice. The link to the key for additional practice is below.
Reminder: There is a quiz tomorrow on complete and simple subjects and predicates.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Simple/Complete Subjects and Predicates
Subject and Predicate Notes/Practice
Here is the note taker we used in class on Tuesday and Wednesday. If you misplaced your copy, you can print it out here.
Here is the note taker we used in class on Tuesday and Wednesday. If you misplaced your copy, you can print it out here.
Friday, August 28, 2015
Creative Writing (Turtle) Final Draft
We have made it almost all the way through the writing process. We are now ready to begin the final draft! Here are the requirements (also provided in class) for the final draft of your creative narrative.
- The final draft MUST have the proper English heading (Name, Oliveira, Date, & Period ___ on the left side with the title centered)
- You need to come up with a creative title for your story. Your title should replace the rough draft title "Creative Writing (Turtle)" in the center of the page.
- The final draft should be written neatly in pen.
- Do not skip lines between paragraphs.
- Be sure the published final draft is free of all errors (punctuation, spelling, grammar, capitalization).
The published final draft is due on Monday, 8/31/15.
I can't wait to read all of the creative stories!
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Creative Writing (Turtle)
We will begin a creative writing piece. Students are required to write their story from this picture prompt. Students should tell the story behind this picture. This picture may represent the beginning, middle, or end of their story. The story should be 2-4 pages in length.
We will work on this story throughout the week. Students will take it through the writing process including drafting, editing, revising, and publishing. The final draft will be due on Monday, 8/31/15.
Friday, August 21, 2015
COPS Editing Reminders
We will use the COPS editing reminders every time we take a piece of writing through the writing process. This information should stay in the "Notes" section of your binder.
C- capitalization
O- organization
P- punctuation
S- spelling
C- capitalization
O- organization
P- punctuation
S- spelling
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