Post the title and author of your novel.
Find a poem (you might want to Google or search online) that you think fits your novel in some way -- I'm purposefully leaving this open to interpretation.
Post the poem (if it's extremely long, feel free to post just a portion of it), and explain why you chose it to match your novel.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Monday, January 28, 2013
Blog #16, DUE: Friday, Feb. 1st, 2013
Post the book you're reading and its author.
Almost all fiction authors have to do some kind of research before they write their novels. For example, JK Rowling might have researched historical sites in London and different creatures from mythology. Suzanne Collins, author of The Hunger Games series, might have researched different types of weapons or survival skills. The author of Twilight researched Native-American traditional stories.
Tell me something that you think your author researched before he or she wrote your novel. Explain why you choose this (how it relates to your novel).
Almost all fiction authors have to do some kind of research before they write their novels. For example, JK Rowling might have researched historical sites in London and different creatures from mythology. Suzanne Collins, author of The Hunger Games series, might have researched different types of weapons or survival skills. The author of Twilight researched Native-American traditional stories.
Tell me something that you think your author researched before he or she wrote your novel. Explain why you choose this (how it relates to your novel).
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Blog #15, DUE: SATURDAY, January 26, 2012
(Sorry I posted this late - it's due Saturday instead of Friday!)
Post your book title and author.
We have been learning the persuasive technique of acknowledging the other side and then refuting it (counterargument).
Describe a situation in which one of your characters might want to persuade another character to do something or to believe something. After describing the situation, pretend you are the character and write a counterargument.
I will post an example.
Post your book title and author.
We have been learning the persuasive technique of acknowledging the other side and then refuting it (counterargument).
Describe a situation in which one of your characters might want to persuade another character to do something or to believe something. After describing the situation, pretend you are the character and write a counterargument.
I will post an example.
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Make-up Blog, Due: THURSDAY, January 17th by midnight
Post your make-up blog HERE in this space.
DO NOT post on the original blog or I will not see it to grade it. Please do not ask me which blog you missed. If you don't know, go to the blogs and use CTRL F to see if you posted or not.
Directions: Tell me the Blog # that you missed (I will not grade it if you leave this out). Post your make-up based on the book you're reading NOW, not the book you were reading at the time. Remember to include author and title.
Post your comment HERE in this space. Respond to someone who posted HERE.
DO NOT post on the original blog or I will not see it to grade it. Please do not ask me which blog you missed. If you don't know, go to the blogs and use CTRL F to see if you posted or not.
Directions: Tell me the Blog # that you missed (I will not grade it if you leave this out). Post your make-up based on the book you're reading NOW, not the book you were reading at the time. Remember to include author and title.
Post your comment HERE in this space. Respond to someone who posted HERE.
Monday, January 7, 2013
Blog #14, DUE: January 11th, 2012
Post the author and title of your novel.
Vocabulary: Find four words in your novel that you do not know well. List those four words.
Next, choose one of those four words, write the sentence that contains that word from your novel, and then look the word up. Write the definition of this word.
Vocabulary: Find four words in your novel that you do not know well. List those four words.
Next, choose one of those four words, write the sentence that contains that word from your novel, and then look the word up. Write the definition of this word.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Make-up Blog, Due: Friday, December 21st, 2012
Post your make-up blog HERE in this space.
DO NOT post on the original blog or I will not see it to grade it. Please do not ask me which blog you missed. If you don't know, go to the blogs and use CTRL F to see if you posted or not.
Directions: Tell me the Blog # that you missed (I will not grade it if you leave this out). Post your make-up based on the book you're reading NOW, not the book you were reading at the time. Remember to include author and title.
Post your comment HERE in this space. Respond to someone who posted HERE.
DO NOT post on the original blog or I will not see it to grade it. Please do not ask me which blog you missed. If you don't know, go to the blogs and use CTRL F to see if you posted or not.
Directions: Tell me the Blog # that you missed (I will not grade it if you leave this out). Post your make-up based on the book you're reading NOW, not the book you were reading at the time. Remember to include author and title.
Post your comment HERE in this space. Respond to someone who posted HERE.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Blog #13, Due: Friday, December 14th, 2012
Post your book title and author.
Briefly describe your main character.
Choose a winter holiday that your character or your character's family might celebrate (for example, Christmas, Hannukah). Now describe what that character's holiday would be like.
Briefly describe your main character.
Choose a winter holiday that your character or your character's family might celebrate (for example, Christmas, Hannukah). Now describe what that character's holiday would be like.
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