Students have only one piece of homework from Mr. Melvin this break. they need to visit vocabulary.com (sign in with Google) and master 6 of the words on the pre- and post- list. If students would like, they can work on an 8.5″ x 11″ poster for pre- or post- […]
Click on a link below to practice those skills. Keep in mind that we have not learned about or practiced some of these skills yet this school year. NWEA REVIEW FULL NWEA REVIEW Elements of fiction Figurative Language Poetry Types of Sentences Rhyme Scheme and Figurative Language Genre
Scroll down to the bottom of the page to leave a comment with your name and a link to your writing. Please read and comment on two other students’ writing. Scroll waaay down for students who haven’t received any comments yet!
This week, we have a busy week filled with reading and writing. We will be applying what we know in our Nonfiction Text Feature notes to read a couple articles. The first was assigned over the weekend, and is from Time magazine. Students were assigned to read, annotate, and identify […]
Today, we began taking Cornell notes on Non-fiction text features. These notes and the resources that follow will help students understand how to comprehend difficult texts and make sense of unfamiliar topics. Text Feature Game 1 Text Feature Game 2 Non-fiction text features video login: stoutmiddle password: stoutmiddle