If you'd rather fill out a form than create a google document for the newspaper project, you may do so.

DO THIS FORM FIRST. 

DO THIS FORM AFTERWARD, YOU WILL HAVE TO DO IT FOUR TIMES.

If you are in 7B, 7G, or 7T, then you can find your vocabulary here.

If you are in 7H, then your vocabulary can be found here.

Online Newspaper Research

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS TASK

1. Form a team of two students.

2. One student should log into his Archimedes account and create a google document.

3. Name the google document "Newspaper Research".

    A. Put both of your names on it

The scavenger hunt can be located by clicking on this link.

HERE IS THE SCAVENGER HUNT. 

In case you missed it, here is a link to the vocabulary words for this week.

For those students who didn't finish the worksheet in class, here's a link to the homework and the poem.

http://docs.google.com/a/archimedesacademy.org/Doc?docid=0AaCB1zu0SMirZGhjeGY1aGNfNDIxZnhwNzM1Z2M&hl=en

-Mr. dave

Here's the presentation for this week's grammar rules.  Please print out the rules or write them down in their notes.

Grammar Notes

Remember, the editing section is perhaps the hardest part of the ELA test.  Practice makes perfect.

-Mr. Dave

In case you missed it, here's the vocabulary for this week.  The quiz will also have editing, metaphors, and similes on it.

-Mr. Dave

Here's the link to the webquest.  Follow the instructions on the page.

If you need help, please raise your hand and I'll come to your station.

Here's a link to the vocabulary for this week.  Remember, the quiz is Wednesday, March 10, 2010.

Journal Entry

After finishing your worksheet for chapters 11 and 12, write a journal entry as if you were Slake.  In the journal entry, you should explain your living situation.  Compare it to your life above ground.  How is it better?  What do you miss?  Your entry should be at least four paragraphs long (a paragraph is five sentences, minimum).

Here's how you should construct your paragraphs.