Ch 9/10 Booklet. Draw the six panels using the squares that I passed out on Friday. Using two pieces of copy paper and the directions on the blog, finish the booklet. The directions and the 1/2 page framed panels are on the blog (here) - TEMPLATE HERE.
Isearch - 1. use the corrections made in class on your latest draft to fix your paper. 2. Have your parents read and edit your paper as well - then make corrections based on their suggestions. 3. Respond to my edit suggestions on your drafts over the course of the next 5 or so days. 4. Reread your paper out loud to yourself and make any other corrections that you find.
Isearch Editing targets in class peer editing:
Thursday - peer read and comment on the following:
1. good details
2. needs more detail
3. doesn’t make sense <>
4. not related to topic sentence of paragraph
Friday - peer read and comment on the following (student generated list of issues from previous drafts:
1. Punctuation - add or delete
2. Explain what is wrong with a sentence
3. Spelling
4. Grammar:
a. subject - verb agreement
b. verb tense agreement (throughout the paragraph)
c. don’t repeat the same info without more info
d. run-ons or fragments
e. paragraph - topic sentences and 3 - 4 supporting sentences needed
f. when using a technical word for the first time, it must be explained within the sentence
g. When using an abbreviation or acronym for the first time, it must be written out completely
Thursday - peer read and comment on the following:
1. good details
2. needs more detail
3. doesn’t make sense <>
4. not related to topic sentence of paragraph
Friday - peer read and comment on the following (student generated list of issues from previous drafts:
1. Punctuation - add or delete
2. Explain what is wrong with a sentence
3. Spelling
4. Grammar:
a. subject - verb agreement
b. verb tense agreement (throughout the paragraph)
c. don’t repeat the same info without more info
d. run-ons or fragments
e. paragraph - topic sentences and 3 - 4 supporting sentences needed
f. when using a technical word for the first time, it must be explained within the sentence
g. When using an abbreviation or acronym for the first time, it must be written out completely
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