Monthly Archives: October 2007
7th Grade Blog Feeds
Today, you guys learned how to subscribe to blog feeds in Bloglines, a feed reader. You can also see my video on how to subscribe using Google Reader. FIRST, make sure you are subscribed to the 7th grade posts on … Continue reading
SLOB, In-Class Reading
We had another pop quiz today — this time on chapter 5. You have to read chapters 6-7 tonight. I gave you class time to read so that I could meet with each of you individually to find out about … Continue reading
Vocabulary, Cont.
Today, we shared our vocabulary words and definitions. I also copied down everyone’s blog addresses here. Tonight, you should read chapters 14-16.
Etymology of words
Today I introduced the concept of the etymology of words. Knowing the etymology of the word not only gives you an idea of a word’s history through time, but it will help you remember and memorize the word and its … Continue reading
SLOB, Ch. 3-4
Today we had another pop quiz, this time on the reading for Chapters 3-4. Please make sure you keep up with the reading schedule so these little quizzes don’t hurt your grade. I also passed back a number of assignments, … Continue reading
8th Grade Blog Feeds
Today, you guys learned how to subscribe to blog feeds in Bloglines, a feed reader. You can also see my video on how to subscribe using Google Reader. FIRST, make sure you are subscribed to the 8th grade posts on … Continue reading
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Attention 8th Graders!: Paper Delayed
The final draft has been pushed back to WEDNESDAY. I repeat, the final draft is not due MONDAY, but WEDNESDAY.
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Of Mice and Men Skits
Today we rehearsed and filmed our OMM skits. No homework over the weekend!
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Of Mice and Men Test
Hope you all did well on the test today. Tomorrow: SKITS!
Of Mice and Men: Poem and Essential Questions
We finished our review today by looking at the Robert Burns poem “To a Mouse.” Here’s a reading of the poem: We talked about why Steinbeck might have named his book after a line from this poem. We then examined … Continue reading
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