1. Using your notes, which of the 6 traits do you need to work on most? Could be more than one.
2. Grading and groups. 6-Traits Rubric
3. Wesley Dukes- Mother Nature.
4. Q
Friday, January 29, 2016
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Day 4
1. Journal- When have you been embarrassed? What happened?
2. Attendance
3. Let's just get it over with. Here is a big group of notes:
TAP
Topic: What it's about-
Audience: Who it's for
Purpose: Why you are writing it? Inform, persuade, entertain, teach, compare....
Writing Process
Invent- Creating ideas
Organize- Planning out the essay
Draft- Practice essay- just get it done and don't worry about grammar.
Revise- Org, SF, WC, I/C, Voice
Edit- Grammar-
Publish- Publish means perfect.
6 Traits
Ideas- the main message, what it's about- Should be interesting to others.
Organization- The way it's planned out in paragraphs. what's first? What's last?
Voice- The writer's personality.
Word Choice- Vocab the writer chooses.
Sentence Fluency- The way the sentences flow- Short and long.
Conventions - Grammar.
Narrative Essay-
Personal story that you tell and you use first person.
Comma Splice- I like dogs, dogs are fun.
Run-on- I like dogs dogs are fun
Fragment- Incomplete sentence: I like dogs because.
Tense Shift- I like dogs and dogs were fun.
Subject Verb Agreement: I likes dogs and dogs is fun.
Pronoun Antecedent Agreement: I like my dog. They are fun.
Paralellism- I like dogs, cats and pet.
Simple Sentence: I like dogs. (one independent clause)
Compound Sentence- I like dogs, and they are fun.
Complex Sentence- I like dogs because they are fun.
4. Narrative essay notes and assignment- Pick an interesting story- 1 min- 30 seconds long, start in the middle of the action.
4. HW- reading Fish Cheeks- A narrative essay.
Drafts due Wednesday Feb 3
2. Attendance
3. Let's just get it over with. Here is a big group of notes:
TAP
Topic: What it's about-
Audience: Who it's for
Purpose: Why you are writing it? Inform, persuade, entertain, teach, compare....
Writing Process
Invent- Creating ideas
Organize- Planning out the essay
Draft- Practice essay- just get it done and don't worry about grammar.
Revise- Org, SF, WC, I/C, Voice
Edit- Grammar-
Publish- Publish means perfect.
6 Traits
Ideas- the main message, what it's about- Should be interesting to others.
Organization- The way it's planned out in paragraphs. what's first? What's last?
Voice- The writer's personality.
Word Choice- Vocab the writer chooses.
Sentence Fluency- The way the sentences flow- Short and long.
Conventions - Grammar.
Narrative Essay-
Personal story that you tell and you use first person.
Comma Splice- I like dogs, dogs are fun.
Run-on- I like dogs dogs are fun
Fragment- Incomplete sentence: I like dogs because.
Tense Shift- I like dogs and dogs were fun.
Subject Verb Agreement: I likes dogs and dogs is fun.
Pronoun Antecedent Agreement: I like my dog. They are fun.
Paralellism- I like dogs, cats and pet.
Simple Sentence: I like dogs. (one independent clause)
Compound Sentence- I like dogs, and they are fun.
Complex Sentence- I like dogs because they are fun.
4. Narrative essay notes and assignment- Pick an interesting story- 1 min- 30 seconds long, start in the middle of the action.
4. HW- reading Fish Cheeks- A narrative essay.
Drafts due Wednesday Feb 3
Monday, January 25, 2016
Day 3.
Attendance
Names
Diagnostic Essay
In Mother Tongue, language is a form of embarrassment for the author, in some sense. Provide an example from the story that demonstrates this is true, and then go on to explain language has caused a problem in your life.
HW-
Define the following thinking/reading terms-
Analyze
Evaluate
Elaborate
Explain
Compare
Contrast
Clarify
Connect
Identify
Infer
Interpret
Predict
Summarize
Synthesize
Define
Distinguish
Names
Diagnostic Essay
In Mother Tongue, language is a form of embarrassment for the author, in some sense. Provide an example from the story that demonstrates this is true, and then go on to explain language has caused a problem in your life.
HW-
Define the following thinking/reading terms-
Analyze
Evaluate
Elaborate
Explain
Compare
Contrast
Clarify
Connect
Identify
Infer
Interpret
Predict
Summarize
Synthesize
Define
Distinguish
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
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