Narrative Account

• By now everyone needs to have their topic, conflict, and question written out.
• Have your outline labeled with a beginning, middle, and end!
• Go over your outline and label where it would be appropriate to expand with a thoughtshot, snapshot, or dialogue.
• Look at your outline and determine where you will begin your draft. Capture the reader's attention by starting in the middle of things with dialogue or some action!
• Continue working on your drafts. Remember to write on every other line.

25 Book Campaign

Remember that we need to meet the standard for reading 25 books for the year. Let us help each other meet the challenge! Post any interesting books that you have read so far that you could recommend to other classmates. Please include the title, author, and why you recommend it.

ELA EXAM

Classes 712, 715, and 719 have completed their ELA Quarterly Exams. Students: Please post any questions or comments you have about the exam. You could mention sections you think you might need extra help with for workstations!

Important Message

For any reason please do not put your personal information or use your last name on this website. If there is a student with the same first name, then use your class number as well. For example, Cheryl715.

New ELA Blog

During the upcoming week we will discuss the purpose of this site and how to use it effectively.