Due on 9/10/13:
1) If you didn't complete the previous homework assignment, which was due before today, please do so as soon as possible. In the email, please explain to me why you didn't complete the assignment on time.
2) Sign--and have your parent sign--the signature form indicating that you've read and understand the course expectations. Bring it and your check on Tuesday.
3) Complete the Student Information Sheet and bring it to class on Tuesday.
4) Be sure you have acquired all supplies from the class supply list. Bring your notebook and your Writer's Inc book to class each day.
5) Choose the book you want to read for your reading log and get approval for it from your parents and me. (You may email or call me with the title you have selected.) Read 30 minutes each day whenever possible and note the minutes read on the reading log.
6) Complete the first introductory paper, in which you discuss several fun or memorable experiences you had over the summer. This introductory paper is to give me an idea of where you are in your current writing ability and style. It should be around 200 words (about a page and a half, handwritten). Please put your full name, the date, and the title of the paper--call it "introductory paper"--in the upper right hand corner of your page.
1) If you didn't complete the previous homework assignment, which was due before today, please do so as soon as possible. In the email, please explain to me why you didn't complete the assignment on time.
2) Sign--and have your parent sign--the signature form indicating that you've read and understand the course expectations. Bring it and your check on Tuesday.
3) Complete the Student Information Sheet and bring it to class on Tuesday.
4) Be sure you have acquired all supplies from the class supply list. Bring your notebook and your Writer's Inc book to class each day.
5) Choose the book you want to read for your reading log and get approval for it from your parents and me. (You may email or call me with the title you have selected.) Read 30 minutes each day whenever possible and note the minutes read on the reading log.
6) Complete the first introductory paper, in which you discuss several fun or memorable experiences you had over the summer. This introductory paper is to give me an idea of where you are in your current writing ability and style. It should be around 200 words (about a page and a half, handwritten). Please put your full name, the date, and the title of the paper--call it "introductory paper"--in the upper right hand corner of your page.
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