READ AT LEAST 11 PAGES EACH NIGHT! IT’S GOOD FOR YOUR BRAIN!
Blocks 2&4: Art Project – Presentations on Tuesday, 5/22 – Don’t forget your visual and your single note card!
Block 3: same as 2&4
Profiles in Courage presentation rubric
What is Art Written Response Rubric
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This is the rubric for the 2011 Expository Writing.
Student Created Rubric Year in Review
This is the editing checklist for the writing assignment.
Complete the assignment listed at the bottom of the second page.
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1. Include a heading in the upper right-hand corner (Name, Date, Block #)
2. Include a title (centered – no underlining or quotation marks)
3. Double-space typing
4. Font size 12 – use a readable font (Calibri, Times New Roman, Arial …)
5. Remember to save your writing often to the school server.
6. Save your document by a specific name (EX: 2011 Expository Essay)
7. If you are working from home, email your saved draft to me (bakerma@manheimcentral.org), and I will place it in your student server folder.
Attached you will find copies of the half-sheets for the planning process, the handout with examples of leads/hook, or the “blues,” for your introduction. Remember to add transitions – see the attached sheet – to the key idea of each pink sheet.
Transferring your information from the half-sheets to an informal outline should be easy. The informal outline handout is also attached; it mimics the two-column notes we utilize in class.
Make sure you are reading your ELEVEN-page minimum each night. This includes Saturday and Sunday. Make this a habit; remember, it takes approximately twenty-one days of doing something before it becomes a habit.