Happy Thursday!
Ø May 16th,
2013
When You Come In
1.
Please
sign in.
2.
Grab
your folder off the heater.
Today:
Turn in all items to your file cabinet folder,
please. Thanks!
Portfolio
Ø
Go
over Portfolio Reminders on the Big Screen.
Ø
Do
you have your yellow packet in a safe place?
Ø
Go
over Portfolio Ideas on google.
“EB”
Ø
If
I marked something “EB”, that means I want you to submit it to Earthbook.
Ø
I’ll
have a google folder ready for those pieces starting tomorrow. Please share items to that folder, IF you
would be comfortable having those pieces published in Earthbook.
Ø
I’ll
remind you of this tomorrow.
Organization
Papers
I’m Passing Back
(Use
the yellow folder checklist #2 as we go, please.)
1.
Ogden Nash Poems
2.
Six-Word Memoirs—which
you had once already.
a.
I’m just giving them
back again. J
b.
Second block, make
sure you read your comments from your U of I people, if you haven’t already.
3.
Second Block
Only: Things That Are Most in the World
sentence and illustration
4.
Graded, Revised
Autobiographical Poem
a.
If you didn’t get it
back, you didn’t hand it in.
b.
Look at a neighbor’s
paper, if you want to see what you needed to hand in.
c.
Get it to me by the
end of the day.
5.
Graded, Revised Sense
Poem
a.
I edited it, in case
you use it in your portfolio. MAKE THE
EDITING CHANGES, so it’s clean for your portfolio.
b.
If you didn’t get it
back, you didn’t hand it in.
c.
Look at a neighbor’s
paper, if you want to see what you needed to hand in.
d.
Get it to me by the
end of the day.
6.
Earliest Memory Memoir
and Poem w/U of I comments on it (2nd Block Only)
7.
Fifty-Word Stories
a.
These were a hoot to
read! I really enjoyed them. If you didn’t do this assignment, you missed
out on a great possibility for your portfolio, in my opinion.
b.
Each story had to have
each item from the checklist on it. You
only lost points if I could not find an element in your story.
c.
I edited them, in case
you use them in your portfolio. MAKE THE
EDITING CHANGES, so it’s clean for your portfolio.
8.
Free Write #4
Peer Conferencing: Musical Memory, First Draft
(Twenty minutes)
1.
Get a green
handout called “Musical Memory Reading”.
2.
Grab your Musical
Memory off the heater. Write “FIRST
DRAFT” at the top in big letters, please.
3.
Trade musical
memories and green sheets with the person I’ve assigned you.
4.
Follow the
directions for the peer conference.
5.
Fill out the
green sheet thoroughly, and follow the directions for returning to the writer
and handing in.
Due
Friday: Diction Practice = Free Rice
Ø Reminder #1: Make
SURE you click on the link on my blog for your class, and make sure that your
class group is showing in the right corner of your screen when you play. Otherwise, I cannot see your grains, and you
will not receive any points.
Ø Reminder #2: Do
not restart at Level 1 every time you play.
Start at the level you stopped at yesterday.
Ø DUE DATE: 25,000 grains by classtime Friday
Ø Everyone should play for the rest of the block. You will be at 25,000 by Friday! J
Homework = FreeRice
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