-What are you learning about Character ________________ from what the character says and does?
-What information are you learning about the setting? Does the setting change?
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
Journal, November 26
If you handwrite at least the first two sentences, you may write about any subject of your choosing. If you wish to print only, then your journal must be in another language. As before, at least 200 words, or if you can't do 200 words, then 10 more words than last week.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Nov 26 Journal Anti-Bulling Week
Like in the past, 200 words, or if that is too many for you, 10 more words than your last journal. Your journal starts with your first handwritten sentence. You don't have to handwrite more than one sentence. Our topic this week, as decided in class, is something to do with bullying and/or imagining yourself as a cartoon character or celebrity. A suggestion is that you could imagine yourself as your favourite cartoon character and what you would do to stop bullying.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Freak the Mighty
This is Ant-Bullying week. Kevin and Max are very different people who develop a friendship. Under different circumstances, they might have bullied each other. Describe their friendship and what each contributes to their partnership.
Take time and put some thought into your answer. Examples from the book in your answer would be helpful. You may use your real name or a pseudonym in your blog posting.
Take time and put some thought into your answer. Examples from the book in your answer would be helpful. You may use your real name or a pseudonym in your blog posting.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Here Dead We Lie
Answer the following questions on the poem Here Dead We Lie
Friday, November 5, 2010
Journal, November 5
As always, 250 words or 10 more words than last time, whichever comes first. Handwrite at least the first 10 words. I start reading when I see handwriting. The journal is your ticket out of the classroom. This week's topic is whatever you like. You can write about any topic or multiple topics. It can be a story, a how to, a poem, song, or combination of all these forms.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
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