Mrs. Groom's Language Arts Classes 2010-2011

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Sunday, March 27, 2011

ASLA8 Personal Pronouns

Pronouns! on Prezi

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LA8 for 2011-2012 website
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Grammar Q4: Sentences: Great Practice Exercises for MAP and English Final

Thursday--You must do this one--Grammar Bytes - Commas, Exercise 5
Thursday--You must do this one--Grammar Bytes-Fragments, Ex. 5
Friday, Grammar Bytes-Splices/Run-0ns...Exercise 4
Friday, Grammar Bytes-Splices/Run-0ns...Exercise 5
Extra Practice, Grammar Bytes-Fragments, Ex. 6
Extra Practice, Grammar Bytes--Fragments Ex. 7

LA8 and ASLA8 Area of Study April 5-15, 2011

Summit Lakes Middle School Library Media Center
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ASLA8 Pronouns Q4

Grammar Bytes-Must do #1, then pick one other pronoun agreement.
Pronoun Agreement (indefinite pronoun practice) Grammar Bytes Ex. 1
Exercises 1, 2, 4-6
Pronoun Case Owlet Tutorial and Quiz
Pronoun-Antecedent Online Exercises-owlet

Poetry Links

RHYMING (ASLA8 CLICK HERE)
Magnetic Poetry Online
Poetry Out Loud Assignment Grading
Student Help for Poetry Out Loud
Poetry Out Loud -25 lines and under!
Poetry Text Online ~ Multiple Links
Poetry for Teens 180 Days of the Year
Virtual Lit Poetry
A Poetry Glossary (if it's not here, it isn't a part of poetry!)
Favorite Poem Project
Teen Ink
TPCASTT help
TPCASTT powerpoint
Poetry Poster Links
Make poetry pictures!

Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots Rap

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My Shelfari Bookshelf

Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog

Happy Meal Ban Video: Original Thinking Example?

San Francisco's Happy Meal Ban

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart

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Daily Show Full Episodes

Political Humor & Satire Blog</a>

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Blogging 101 in Groom's World

Welcome to our class blog. You may have extensive knowledge of blogs or none at all...relax, it's fairly easy. All you need is a working computer (easier said than done some days!) and some time carved out of your day. I use my blog for so many reasons: links for class assignments and resources, blog postings, twitter account and more.

I'm looking forward to using technology with you, but do need to clarify some basic expectations and provide direction on maneuvering around my online resources. First, use your school e-mail address in all matters pertaining to school. Let me know if you need help with our LS R-7 e-mail accounts. Secondly, in order to help with home-school communication, follow me on Twitter for the most up-to-date information on OTLOTC (oldspeak: homework), assignments and other important class announcements. Thirdly, visit our Team 8 Blue website that contains our team OTLOTC page. Fourthly, visit my personal website. The website is more of an anchor to the massive ship of content on my blog. The link is in the upper left-hand corner of this blog. If you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks! Mrs. G

Blogging Ideas

In order for you to respond to my blog postings you need to come armed with your brain and critical thinking skills. Of course, textspeak is not okay here. bc i'd h8 2 give u 0 pts!
Please check your comments for the following:

1. I have introduced a new idea.

2. I have expanded or elaborated upon an idea already posted by someone else.

3. I have provided an example of an idea someone else submitted.

4. I have described a viewpoint or perspective that is different than someone else's.

5. I have asked a question of one or more participants.

6. I have responded to questions of one or more participants.

7. I have raised an issue that has no clear-cut answer but might be explored by others in the class.

8. I have posed a problem and asked for others' viewpoints.

9. I have shared resources that pertain to an idea or issue under discussion.

10. I have answered using the standards of English, including punctuation, capitalization and complete sentences.

Not only will you receive reduced credit, I do believe in public shame and humiliation. Once a blog is posted, you have no way to remove it. The best defense against public shame and humiliation is called the preview button. Edit/proofread before submitting. If you do make a whopper of a mistake (and, from time to time, we all do), please e-mail me @ elizabeth.groom@leesummit.k12.mo.us and let me know. I'll gladly remove it for you. Since I must approve of all blog comments, don't wait--e-mail me (using your school e-mail address) . You can try again in the meantime.

Happy Blogging!

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens: The Man, The Times
Charles Dickens' Webquest (Skip 8, 11 and 20)
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Run DMC "My Adidas" from 360 Creative on Vimeo.

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The Landlady by Roald Dahl (online version)
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Dictionary Day video

Sixty-four Influential Americans: Spring 2010

Last Year's AS Unit 12 Greek and Latin Word Roots: Quarter Three Words

Click AS Unit 12 Vocab here for a quizlet to help study for quarter three words.

Last Year's ASLA8 VOCAB ~ Q4

Content Words for Q4
AdvStuLA Q4 UNIT 20 STUDY GUIDE~TEST MAY 3

Last Year's Quarter One Vocabulary LA8~2009

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ASLA8 Optimist Club Speech 2011

Optimist Club Calendar ID #264202

SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT EXERCISES

Subject-Verb Agreement #1
Subject-Verb Agreement #2
SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT #3
SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT #4
SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT #5

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▼ 2011 (19)
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► 2010 (12)
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2010

Banned Words for 2010
Grammar Girl Podcast: Should you say "twenty-ten" or "two thousand and ten"?

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