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Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Ask An Expert Writing ... Ask Grammar: Guide to Grammar and Writing - Answers to questions about grammar and usage, words, sentences, paragraphs, essays, or research papers from Charles Darling of Capital Community College, Hartford, CT. Ask the Grammar Mavin - Submit questions to the grammar mavin at Central Michigan University's department of English Language and Literature. Ask the Style Meister - Submit questions regarding style, format, grammar, mechanics, and punctuation to Lana Castle of Castle Communications. BCC Writing Lab Virtual Tutor - Submit questions about grammar, punctuation, word usage, and the English language to the writing lab at Bellvue Community College, Bellevue, WA. The Chicago Manual of Style FAQ - The manuscript editing department of the University of Chicago Press answers questions regarding writing style and manuscript preparation.

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Alecia Scott Ling. 472 Dec. 7, 1998 MY QUILT CLASS Age: Grades 1-2 Language Proficiency: ESL Intermediate Language Background: Japanese, Cambodian, Chinese, Spanish, Russian, Swahili, Hindu, Mandarin, Portuguese, Danish, Norwegian, Ukrainian, German, Albanian OBJECTIVE Students will draw a self-portrait and eight pictures to symbolize special things in their lives (people, events, activities, possessions, etc.). They will attach the pictures to a large sheet of butcher paper in the form of a quilt, with the self-portrait in the middle. Students will use the writing process to write paragraphs describing each picture and add them to the quilt as well. ***Note: These students have already been taught about process writingthis is a reinforcement activity. MATERIALS An age-appropriate autobiography on someone famous Butcher paper Students need to bring: Crayons/Markers Shoeboxes Plain white paper objects from home that have meaning in heir lives Glue/tape WARM-UP Read an autobiography of a famous person to the class. Discuss important things in the person's life and write them on the board for reference.

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TITLE: Research Lesson on the Dust Bowl ENGLISH: Composition GRADE LEVEL: 11th Grade TEKS: Chapter 110 English III 1 A, B, C 3 A, B, C. E 4 A ,C, D, F 8 D 9 A, B 10 A 11 E 13 A, B, C, D, E 19 A, B, C 20 A, B, D OBJECTIVE: The student will connect art (photographs) to the historical period and conjecture about conditions during this era in American history, sharing ideas in class discussion. The student will research the actual historical period depicted in the photographs and share results in a formal project such as a research paper, oral report, or computer project, or in a fact-based, creative project such as a newspaper, magazine article, or annotated map. MATERIALS: See images below Dorothea Lange Drought Refugees of 1936 Dorothea Lange Drought Refugees from Abilene Russell Lee Migratory Worker Girl Ironing Russell Lee Bed with Roof Russell Lee Pie Town, New Mexico

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Lesson Plans for Teachers email to share with other teachers. Make sure you include your name and address so we can send you a thank you gift. Our previous lessons (they're still good!) are available in our LESSON LIBRARY (ARCHIVES) Lessons for January - February 2002 The Tortoise and the Hare Continued click here to order K-2 Read Beyond the Story Read the rest of the book,. Now read your students another Aesop fable and ask them what happened the next day. Write their extension on the board and ask them if they can think up a new moral. 3-8 Attaching Stories to Morals 1. Read the Tortoise and the Hare Continued and talk about what a moral is and how the morals change as the story changes. 2. Tell a real story from your own life to your students and ask them to give it a moral. Example: One day I lost my homework and when I got to school I found the teacher forgot to collect it. Moral: Trouble rarely comes when you suspect it. 3. Collect some proverbs or Morals from Aesop fables or take some to the proverbs beneath. Choose one and with the class write a story to go along with it.

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37. Democracy Project 2000 - BYOC Lesson Plans: Writing A Political Speech This lesson also reinforces writing and research skills as well as comments aboutthe relatively less important issues of grammar and mechanics can be http://www.pbs.org/democracy/buildyourowncampaign/lesson_plan10.html

Lesson Index Writing a Political Speech Students research political party platforms and write speeches based on those platforms. Each group will assess its own speech, which will also be evaluated by the audience and the instructor. Objectives Necessary Materials Estimated Time Teaching Procedure ... Relevant National Standards Objectives Students will learn: the characteristics of a political speech the diversity of political interests how identifiable political groups evaluate a speech's effectiveness. This lesson also reinforces writing and research skills as well as reading comprehension strategies. Necessary Materials Computers with Internet access (at school or at home) A couple of 22 x 36" flipchart newsprint pads; or a photocopier and a ream of paper 8 x 11" paper for all students Student Worksheet Estimated Time Two to three weeks, allowing time for students to draft, research, edit and present their work. Teaching Procedure List the characteristics of a convincing political speech. Have students list 10 characteristics of a convincing political speech. Appoint a secretary to write the list on the board. This list will be part of your scoring guide for assessing convincing political speeches. The characteristics should be achievable and agreed upon by a substantial student majority as well as clearly understood by everyone (not vaguely defined). Characteristics may range from those found in See It My Way: How to Write a Speech to such items as keeping audience interest, touching on issues vital to the audience and providing a 30-second sound-bite for television and radio.

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Parent and Teacher Links [Parent] [Teacher] PARENT RESOURCE LINKS Use these links to discover web pages that can benefit you and your child. Topics covered include homework help, suggested reading materials, educational organizations, and ideas and activities to boost your child's learning skills. Clicking on a link will open a new browser window and take you to a website. You can resize the window as you wish. Just remember to close that window when you're doneyour computer will thank you for it! Harcourt Parents' Page Visit our site for ideas and links to enhance learning at home. Links include atlases, books, word of the day, fact of the day, homework help, and feature articles. Harcourt's Multimedia Grammar Glossary Use our animated glossary to review grammar, usage, and mechanics through graphics that make concepts come alive. The U.S. Department of Education Log-on to this government website to learn about research, statistics, educational news and publications, and programs such as the Partnership for Family Involvement in Education. Ask Jeeves for Kids!

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