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Sunday, November 22, 2009
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| Week of November 9th - Friday, November 06, 2009We are in our second week of literature circles. Please make sure that your student is reading their novel nightly and makring their pages with post-it notes. Please refer to the Literature Circle contract. |
| Week of 10/26 - Sunday, October 25, 2009Tentative Quarter Two Calendar link now on webpage
HBC students - be prepared to present Wednesday, November 4th or Thursday, November 5th |
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| Week of November 9th - Friday, November 06, 2009We are in our second week of literature circles. Please make sure that your student is reading their novel nightly and makring their pages with post-it notes. Please refer to the Literature Circle contract. |
| Week of 10/26 - Sunday, October 25, 2009Tentative Quarter Two Calendar link now on webpage
HBC students - be prepared to present Wednesday, November 4th or Thursday, November 5th |
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Email me at:
Email me at:
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Welcome to Language Arts!
Welcome to 8A English/Language Arts with Miss David! My goal is to successfully educate and inspire your youth to become readers and writers.
Language Arts Curriculum:
- Reading: Reading workshops that focus on vocabulary, literary terms, genres, comprehension, reader's craft, author's craft and preparation for State Reading. Students will be expected to read outside the classroom.
- Writing: Writer's workshops that focus on the 6 traits of writing, modes/genres of writing, revision/editing + preparation for State Writing.
- Speaking/Listening: Literature circles, socratic circles, small group work, presentations, and listening comprehension.
- Multiple Literacy: film, presentations, projects, research, Internet, etc.
- Grammar/conventions
Welcome to Language Arts!
Welcome to 8A English/Language Arts with Miss David! My goal is to successfully educate and inspire your youth to become readers and writers.
Language Arts Curriculum:
- Reading: Reading workshops that focus on vocabulary, literary terms, genres, comprehension, reader's craft, author's craft and preparation for State Reading. Students will be expected to read outside the classroom.
- Writing: Writer's workshops that focus on the 6 traits of writing, modes/genres of writing, revision/editing + preparation for State Writing.
- Speaking/Listening: Literature circles, socratic circles, small group work, presentations, and listening comprehension.
- Multiple Literacy: film, presentations, projects, research, Internet, etc.
- Grammar/conventions
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Have questions, comments, or suggestions?
Have questions, comments, or suggestions?
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