Grammar Test

Use this link to do your grammar test: Comparatives and Superlatives

Thank you for all your effort and hard work this first semester. The expectation is that you will read at least 3 books over the break! Optional but encouraged MEMBEAN sessions!!!

• 192 minutes: 

  Most total time learning over the last month by Jack Weidner

As the old refrain goes, "you ain't seen nothing yet!"

• Coming in the 2nd Semester:
• Notice and Note Reading Strategies
• Transmediation Reading Responses
• Inspiring Poetry
• Social Issues Book Clubs
• Realistic Fiction Writing

and so much more....

Happy Holidays...

Finishing Off

Optional Work
Extra Comparative and Superlative Practice

Harder Questions - These are VERY similar to tomorrow's test

Coming Next Semester: Genius Hour - What is your passion?

Work Cited

Use the steps below to cite your sources

Your essays should be 'almost' finished for tomorrow's class.  You will get approx. 15mins to read for editing errors. 

Reminder for Thursday

These links are useful for practice for your comparatives and superlatives test

http://www.eflnet.com/grammar/comparisons.php

http://www.quia.com/quiz/1498694.html?AP_rand=459928495

http://anthonyhalderman.com/english/compsup.htm

http://www.quia.com/rr/577197.html

Double and Repeated Comparative Practice

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Do you still know the difference between opening and delayed adjectives?

Do you still know the different types of subjects and predicates?

Can you spot parallel structure in a sentence?

The Final Week

Sophie's Survey: Please help Sophie with her research

There are many assessments next week. You have just 4 more days of academic classes. EXPECT to work HARD in all of those 4 days. Friday will be more relaxing.

Mon: End of Class - Research Essay + Genius Hour Projects Reflection

Tues: Sharing of Genius Hour Projects and Research Essays (I will begin grading this work then)

Wed: Last Membean Test

Thur: Superlatives and Comparatives Test (Look at last week's blog for practice)

Tips: 

Make sure your Reading Book chart in up to date on my classroom wall on Monday. I will begin looking at total # of books read for the semester then

You will also be receiving an assessment grade on 'minutes of Membean practiced -v- the class average' e.g.  In one class, the least minutes practiced was  a student with 259mins -v- the most a student with 543mins for the semester.  If you think your minutes practised - v - the class average is low - what can you do about this before next FRIDAY?